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All people, regardless of ability, can grow, make choices, and be valued members of the community.
We are closely monitoring the changing situation around COVID-19. While we understand the concerns and risks surrounding the virus, we also know that the people we serve and their families depend on us to provide continuous services and supports. For the safety of the people we serve, their families, and our employees, we are taking extra precautions as recommended by public health officials, and we will adjust our procedures as their directives and recommendations change.
We encourage everyone to take care of themselves and their communities by practicing the healthy habits and preventative measures recommended by the CDC (external website) and WHO (external website). We are all relying on each other.
In our 45-year history of deinstitutionalization around the world, we have been known by many names. We are unified by our commitment to creating a world where people have the support and freedom to explore their interests, pursue their dreams, and live meaningful lives at home, work, school, and in the community.
Find a rewarding career with Keystone Human Services, where you make a difference in people's lives every day. We have a variety of positions available at our many locations. Whether you work directly with the people we support or have a role in administration, you are promoting inclusion for all people. Search our jobs by location to find one near you.
Through innovation, collaboration, and advocacy alongside people with disability, we are working to build a world where all people can grow, make choices, and be included in their communities. Read our 2018-2019 Annual Report and join us in celebrating the past year's accomplishments.
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Hillary McFadden enjoys eating international cuisine, but because she has a vision impairment, she's unable to read restaurant menus independently. Recognizing an unmet need, she's now starting her own business creating Braille menus for local restaurants.
“Ruxanda has made great progress not only physically but also emotionally and socially, because she is among other children.” She is thriving in kindergarten, where she plays and learns alongside her classmates. Children belong in families and in school with their peers.
Everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive in their community. After spending 30 years in a residential institution, brothers Rich, Derek, and Lester are now living together in a home where they are able to fully enjoy biking, cooking, and other activities.
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