A Word from the President
It is with deep sadness that we mourn the tragic passing of Robyn Foose, who we supported. She was a part of our Keystone family for many years, receiving services in the community. At the time of her death, Robyn was being treated at the Lehigh Valley Burn Center.
We remember her and we honor her as a charming, affectionate woman with a wonderful sense of humor. We join her family and friends in mourning her loss in this tragic accident. She will be missed by many.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends.
Dennis
New Inside
Keystone Human Services Central PA
Keystone Residence and Keystone Family Support Associates are now working together to provide services for individuals with disabilities. These two agencies have integrated to form a new agency, Keystone Human Services Central PA (KHSCPA). Guided by the belief that all people have inherent value and the ability to be active and contributing members of society, KHSCPA continues to provide the high quality services you have come to expect from both Keystone Residence and Keystone Family Support Associates.
Learn more about Keystone Human Services Central PA.
Become a Foster Family
Open your home and your heart. Become a foster family.
Click here for more information about how you can be the difference in a child's life.
Good to Know
KC&FS Foster Care and Host Homes
Open your heart and your home. Become a therapeutic foster care or host home family.
Keystone Children & Family Services is looking for families or individuals who are willing to open their home and provide care, love and support for children who cannot live in their own homes.
The foster care and host home programs lets children live in a family environment within the community. Children in the programs range in age from birth to 21, and reside in Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry or York Counties.
Click here to learn more about foster care and host homes or call Keystone Children & Family Services at 717-541-9620 or 1-888-438-1390.
The Role of Disability Issues in Global Health Policy
According to the World Health Organization (2009), approximately 650 million people currently live with a disability – about 1 percent of the world's population – and of these, 200 million are children. By these estimates, having a disability places a person in the world's largest minority group, a minority group that anyone can join at any point.
Feature
Cartridges 4 Canines
Reduce your office clutter and turn your trash into treasure by participating in Cartridges 4 Canines, a fundraising initiative to benefit Susquehanna Service Dogs. The Keystone Partnership is partnering with Higher Information Group to launch this used ink and toner cartridge drive, which channels environmental awareness to generate financial support for the significant services provided by Susquehanna Service Dogs. Individuals and companies in Central Pennsylvania can arrange for regular collection of their used inkjet and toner cartridges by Higher Information Group or other Keystone volunteers, and all proceeds from the recycled cartridges will go toward the breeding, training and placement of service, hearing and therapy dogs for children and adults with disabilities.
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