Keystone Human Services

Keystone Residence

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Keystone Residence is guided by the belief that all people have inherent value and the ability to be active and contributing members of society. Fundamental to this belief is a commitment to support people with developmental disabilities to gain meaningful life skills. Keystone Residence evaluates the latest trends, integrates best practices and focuses decision-making on the wants and needs of the people we support. Keystone Residence encourages long-term relationships and stresses the importance of natural supports, individuality, respect, choice and the dignity of risk.

Keystone Residence supports over 250 people with mental retardation living in Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry, Franklin and Fulton Counties. People are supported in a variety of settings--ranging from their own homes to agency owned homes.

Keystone Residence is committed to the goal of a workforce that is sensitive to and reflects the rich cultural, ethnic, and racial diversity of the individuals and communities we serve. We are committed to equal opportunity in hiring, compensation, benefits, training, and promotion, regardless of race, color, religious creed, ancestry, age, sex, sexual orientation, or non job-related mental or physical disability. Employees are aware of the standards developed by the Consumer Council, a self-advocacy group that has merged with the local Speaking for Ourselves. These Standards are reviewed regularly by our employees in order to stay focused on what is important to people supported.

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This page last updated on:
October 3, 2007