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Author: Sydney Kerelo
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KenCrest Leads Assistive Tech Training in Delaware
During a Delaware meeting, representatives asked our ET team to submit a proposal to offer assistive tech services to Delaware residents.
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Jackson’s Journey with Moebius Syndrome
Born with a rare neurological condition, Jackson continues to beat the odds and thrive with support from KenCrest.
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KenCrest HR Team Shines at HRO Awards 2025
Earlier this year, KenCrest’s Human Resources department was received a 2024 Association Awards in the EMEA and North America regions.
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What Are KenCrest’s Community Support Programs?
Discover how our Community Support Programs help individuals with IDD thrive in the community and workforce.
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The Evolution of the KenCrest Logo: The Meaning Behind the Tree
In June 2025, KenCrest will turn 120 years old, so we are looking back at how our logo has changed.
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Why Do We Need Direct Support Professionals?
With the workforce crisis still hurting human services providers, we look at the importance of Direct Support Professionals.
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A Chance Encounter Leads to Lasting Friendships
An involvement fair at West Chester University led Kelly Connor to KenCrest’s Day Sharing program and two new friendships.
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Join KenCrest’s Lifesharing Program for Individuals with Disabilities
KenCrest’s Lifesharing program fosters independence and community for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
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KenCrest’s Tech Solutions: Empowering IDD Independence
KenCrest’s Enabling Technology empowers individuals with IDD to live independently at home and work through innovative solutions.
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How Can KenCrest’s Employment Program Help People With IDD
For 35 years, KenCrest’s Employment program has helped individuals find meaningful careers within Pennsylvania.
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Meet KenCrest Lead DSP Alimamy Saccoh
This Lead DSP changes the lives of four Maule Lane residents by supporting their dreams and mobilizing their possibilities.
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Care Beyond KenCrest: Caregivers Form Lifelong Bonds
Discover how KenCrest caregivers form lifelong bonds with children and families in their Medically Fragile Children’s Transitional Care Homes.