Blog Posts
Finding a Family Through KenCrest’s Lifesharing
Centelia Braxton worked at KenCrest for many years before she decided to become a Lifesharing provider, and now she couldn’t be happier.
This Supermom Does It All
Dreams are evolving and changing, which is why it’s KenCrest’s mission to make the people we support’s dreams come true in any way we can.
Finding a New Path After the Navy
A service-related head injury led this Navy Veteran to civilian life and a chance to discover his passion: helping people with disabilities.
Exploring Possibilities and Mobilizing Resources at KenCrest
KenCrest employee Kelly Sesay enriches the lives of people with disabilities by mobilizing resources and exploring possibilities.
A Beloved Friend: Rev. Harvey Paul Davis
At 96, Reverend Harvey Paul Davis passed away after a lifetime of supporting people in need, and KenCrest honors his memory for it.
A Family’s Unforgettable Journey of Biological Lifesharing
After the passing of their mother, Sisters Lara and Sandy embark on a new journey as Lifesharing partners.
Meet Ben Goldberg, A KenCrest Job Coach
With over 40 years in the restaurant industry, KenCrest Job Coach Ben Goldberg helps people with disabilities find meaningful careers.
This Program Manager Empowers Individuals with IDDs
For nine years, Program Manager Antoine Robinson has cared for those with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
How KenCrest Helps Medically Fragile Children
KenCrest’s Medically Fragile Children’s Transitional Homes care for kids with complex medical needs and their parents.
Meet This Year’s Community Champions Award Winners
Held at RiverCrest on September 21, KenCrest presented seven award winners during its 8th annual Community Champions event.
A Helping Hand in Supported Independent Living
Supported Independent Living client Pete Peterson receives additional support to help him remain independent while living alone.
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