Who We Are
Keystone Human Services works to create an environment where all people, regardless of ability, can grow, make choices and be valued and contributing members of the community.
What We Do
Keystone Human Services provides community-based services for children, young people, adults and families in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and Connecticut, as well as parts of Russia and Moldova. We provide services in the areas of intellectual disabilities, autism, mental health, early intervention, and children and family services.
Top Stories
Not Hidden Away: Social and Financial Inclusion for Women and Girls with Disabilities
At the Clinton Global Initiative on September 24, Dennis Felty announced Keystone Human Services' newest commitment to serving people with disabilities: the Social and Financial Inclusion of Women and Girls with Disabilities. Over the next three years, KHS will be working to create entrepreneurial and workforce opportunities for women with disabilities and women who are caregivers of children with disabilities. We will also assist women and girls to leave institutions and join the community.
Read more from Dennis Felty about our Clinton Global Initiative Commitment.
Read the Inclusive Employment Blog
Did you know that everyone can work? With support from family, friends, schools, human service agencies, and businesses, people with disabilities are taking steps to find successful inclusive employment. On our new Inclusive Employment blog, we discuss the hows and whys of giving people the opportunity for inclusive employment, as well as some of the challenges. Read the blog and join the conversation.
Employment Resource Center
Keystone Human Services believes that everyone can be a contributing member of society and that being employed is an important part of a person's involvement in the community. KHS provides support for individuals to use their abilities to become a vital part of the workforce. The online Employment Resource Center provides resources for employers and people seeking employment, as well as success stories of people who have successfully found and maintained employment.
The First World Report on Disability
The World Health Organization and the World Bank have partnered to produce the first ever World Report on Disability. The data shows that over one billion people are currently experiencing disability, and the report provides important evidence about effective methods of supporting people with disabilities and their families. At a time when many countries are taking steps to implement the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, this report will make a significant contribution to human services across the globe.
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