Kencrest Services

“Governing body review of form 990: a copy of the 990 is sent to the joint finance committee (jfc) for review/approval/questions/comments. Once the jfc reviews, it is then made available to the full board for review. Once the full board reviews, the 990 is filed.”

“Monitoring and enforcement of conflict of interest policy: each member of the board shall, at the earliest possible opportunity, fully disclose to the board any interest such member has in any transaction being contemplated by the board. Such disclosure shall be required whether the member in question has such an interest individually or through a corporation, partnership, association, or other entity in which such member has a financial interest or is an employee, officer, or director. After completion of any questions and discussion regarding the disclosure by the interested director, that director shall not be present for any further discussions or vote on the transaction in question. Disclosure, review and approval or disapproval of a proposed contractual relationship by kencrest services with any members of the board of directors shall be required notwithstanding the fact that the matter would otherwise not be one in which the board of directors would be required to approve a contractual relationship.”

“Process for determining compensation: the executive committee of the board reviews the compensation of the ceo using methods described in schedule j and any proposed changes are submitted to the full board of directors for approval. All other officer and key employee compensation is determined by the ceo.”

“Public availability of other documents: all governing documents, conflict of interest policy, financial statements and form 990 are available to the public upon request. They are also available for inspection at the organization's office.”

“The organization was created to administer governmentally funded programs for individuals who have or are at risk of having developmental delays or intellectual disabilities, by exploring possibilities, mobilizing resources, and empowering dreams.”

“Community options: residential community living offers individuals the opportunity to live in the community of their choice with support in a uniquely person-centered environment. Located throughout pennsylvania, delaware, and connecticut, each home complements the lifestyle of the people kencrest supports-ensuring that each resident can pursue a well-rounded, meaning-filled life full of activities, employment, friends, and family. Men and women in our adult community living programs, reside in safe, accessible, centrally located, inclusive neighborhoods. Residents are offered many services, including: transportation, employment, social activities, quality care, meaningful day community engagement, financial and budgeting support. The people we support can also receive specialty therapy services based on their individualized support plans, such as speech, occupational, and physical therapy. Our dedicated staff supports the people we serve in their own homes, in their own communities, as well as more structured residential environments, where individuals can gain a sense of independence and pride. In fiscal year 2024 the organization served 594 people.”

“Early learning centers: kencrest has seven early learning centers in philadelphia, offer a nurturing environment that supports the healthy growth of children while celebrating each child's family, culture, and community. Kencrest offers a variety of programs to support families and caregivers, including head start and early head start childcare, pre-k counts, before and after care, and summer care. Kencrest offers highscope curriculum emphasizing kindergarten readiness through active play and learning, which provides children with direct, hands-on experience with teachers and peers, materials, events, and ideas. Classrooms are equipped with interest areas, including art, blocks, dramatic play, music, tabletop toys for problem-solving, and an extensive library. All staff working in our centers have been trained in trauma smart techniques to support trauma-informed care. In fiscal year 2024 the organization served 810 children in this setting. In these programs. In these programs.”

“Birth to 5: early intervention services collaborates with parents and caregivers to identify developmental concerns for their children. Our dedicated interventionists support caregivers by implementing specific strategies throughout your child's day-to-day activities. Parents and caregivers collaborate with physical, occupational, speech, and nutritional therapists, special instructors, behavioral support specialists, and social workers to create an individualized support plan for their loved one. Children receive services in their homes, childcare, and/or any community setting they attend with their parents or caregiver. Our early intervention services are located throughout southeastern pennsylvania in bucks, chester, delaware, montgomery, and philadelphia counties. We also offer initial evaluation services and service coordination in partnership with the early invention program in the state of delaware. In fiscal year 2024 the organization served 2,063 children in this setting.”

“Employment services: kencrest provides community based services and supports through supportive employment programs focusing on job development, training and support with certified job coaching; community participation services and supports which include volunteer activities; and transition supports which include project search and internships for youth and adults that have intellectual or developmental disabilities or delays.”

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