Our Services
At KenCrest, we support person-centered planning and prioritize it by offering several services from birth to adulthood to help those with intellectual or developmental disabilities thrive in all aspects of their life. We serve Southeastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Connecticut. Discover which program or service best fits your needs below.
Need help finding services for a specific age or in a certain state? Use the dropdown selection to discover what services we have available near you and/or your loved one.
Make A Difference
Our mission is to empower dreams — and we can't do it alone. With your support and partnership, we can help people with an intellectual and developmental disability, and young children reach their full potential.
Publications
Our publications explore the many facets of human services—most specifically, those for people with an intellectual or developmental disability—and early education and show how the KenCrest family is making a positive difference in its communities.
Read the latest issue of our Possibilities Magazine, or other current news — all on our Publications page.
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About KenCrest
For 119 years, KenCrest has been providing support to adults and children with intellectual or developmental disabilities. The support includes residential options, community engagement, early intervention, enabling technology, and Early Learning Centers. All these services aim to improve the quality of life based on individual desires, preferences, and goals.
The Rev. Harvey Paul Davis Family Fund was founded in 1999 by longtime KenCrest pastor and community leader Rev. Harvey Davis, who dedicated his life to gratitude, education, and service. His mission—to uplift families in underserved neighborhoods—continues today through generous donors and volunteers.
For more than 25 years, the Family Fund has brought hope and holiday joy to individuals and families in need. Your support keeps Rev. Davis’s legacy alive and helps KenCrest continue spreading kindness, comfort, and opportunity each season.
NADSP Partner Program
Is your agency struggling to get its Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) and Frontline Supervisors (FLSs) NADSP Certified to meet Performance-Based Contracting (PBC) requirements?
KenCrest Services is here to help with our tailored training solutions!
Our training experts bring the experience you need. We have a proven track record of successfully supporting our staff in achieving certification, and we are ready to do the same for you!
Recent Blogs
Dr. Jill Bresler Honored for Autism-Friendly Dental Care
KenCrest honors Dr. Jill Bresler and Special Touch Dentistry, 2025 Community Champions for inclusive, empowering dental care.
Joy Dixon Honored as 2025 Community Champion by KenCrest
As a mother of three children with disabilities, is recognized by KenCrest as a 2025 Community Champion for her resilience and compassion.
Growing Inclusion with Tine and Toil Farm
Tine and Toil Farm, 2025 KenCrest Community Champions, grow inclusion and connection through organic farming.
Celebrating Ms. Toni and Move It! Kidz 4 Fitness
KenCrest celebrates Ms. Toni and Move It! Kidz 4 Fitness, 2025 Community Champions for inclusive early childhood fitness.
Salus at Drexel University Brings Vision Care to KenCrest Students
In 2024, KenCrest and Salus at Drexel provided free vision care to students, helping to detect early issues and support whole-child development.
Jack Bienenfeld and Henry Bienenfeld & Sons Building Community
Honored as a Community Champions event, Jack Bienenfeld and Henry Bienenfeld & Sons show how true compassion strengthen community care.
What H.R. 1 Means for the Future of Medicaid and the People We Support
KenCrest highlights how H.R. 1’s Medicaid cuts could impact people with disabilities and urges advocacy to protect essential care.
Rep. Joe Ciresi Named a Community Champion Winner
Rep. Joe Ciresi partners with KenCrest to expand independence through assistive technology and inclusive advocacy.
