Blog Posts
Sister Maria Roeck’s Dream: A Place in the Sun for Children
Under Sister Maria Roeck’s leadership, RiverCrest was a haven for children from families affected by tuberculosis in the early 20th-century.
Robert Metz Explores Fire Stations in the Community
This KenCrest Nurse Care Manager helps an individual in Community Living by helping him continue his passion for working in fire stations.
KenCrest Joins Forces with Operation 143 to Combat Child Hunger
Since 2011, KenCrest has partnered with Operation 143 to deliver nonperishable food to children facing food insecurity in Pennsylvania.
Saint Joseph’s University Awards KenCrest Children’s Homes
KenCrest Children’s Transitional Care Homes were honored with the 2024 Faith-Justice Institute Community Partner Award.
The Power of Giving: How Your Donation Impacts KenCrest
Without your help, KenCrest can’t continue to exploring possibilities, mobilizing resources, and empowering dreams for those we support.
Cultivating a Community For Families with Disabilities
Sana Garner talks about her experiences as a mom with a son who has a disability and what its been like cultivating a community for him.
Celebrate National Nurse Appreciation Week With KenCrest
This year, KenCrest recognizes the incredible, hardworking nurses who go above and beyond to help the people we serve.
Celebrate National Teacher Appreciation Week with KenCrest
Celebrate National Teacher Appreciation Week with us by highlighting educators at the KenCrest Early Learning Centers.
Taste The Possibilities Raises over $100,000 for KenCrest
With the help of our sponsors and donors, KenCrest’s brand-new tasting event raised $100,000 towards our mission of supporting those with IDD.
Kristen Fritzinger Celebrates 20 Years In Lifesharing
In March, Lifesharing Specialist Supervisor Kristen Fritzinger celebrates 20 years of working in KenCrest’s Lifesharing program.
Advocating for Disability Rights With KenCrest and its Families
Maryann Amici has been advocating with her son Lou, who was born with a disability—Spastic Quadriplegia since he was born in 1971.
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