Ken-Crest Housing Del II, Inc

KenCrest was founded in 1905 in Philadelphia by Sister Maria Roeck, a Lutheran deaconess, under the name of Kensington Dispensary. Its original mission was to aide in the treatment of tuberculosis. In 1955, the organization shifted its mission and focus to the guidance of Sister Grace Jones and began serving people with mental retardation and other disabilities. KenCrest merged its two divisions in 1970 and became recognized by as KenCrest Centers. Over the past 35 years, the agency has broadened its area of service to include the five-county metropolitan Philadelphia-area and Delaware. In 1995, KenCrest convened the first national conference in the United States on medically fragile, technology-dependent children. KenCrest is based in Plymouth Meeting, Pa.

Montgomery Child Advocacy Project (MCAP) is a non-profit organization based in Norristown, PA, dedicated to ending and preventing child abuse and neglect in Montgomery County. Through their legal services, advocacy, and education programs, MCAP has helped over 5,500 children, empowering them to overcome their traumatic experiences and thrive as young individuals. MCAP's mission is supported by a team of dedicated staff members, board members, and survivor advocates who understand the life-saving importance of their work. By providing resources, raising awareness, and offering support to child victims of abuse and neglect, MCAP is making a significant impact in the community and ensuring a brighter future for these vulnerable children.Generated from the website

MACS (Mobile Air Conditioning Society) is a leading provider of mobile A/C training and certification programs, offering versatile training facilities and customized on-site training options. Their state-of-the-art headquarters in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, houses classrooms and meeting rooms equipped for hands-on demonstrations and group computer training, accommodating various group sizes. With a focus on meeting the specific training needs of service shops, MACS also offers long-term facility rental arrangements for monthly or weekly meetings. In addition to their training facilities, MACS instructors are available to travel within North America to provide on-site training using the technicians' own vehicles. They offer EPA 609 Certification training and test classes at their headquarters, providing technicians with the necessary knowledge and skills to properly recover and recycle refrigerant. MACS also partners with Automotive Video (AVI) to offer a wide range of online training classes, with discounts available for MACS members. Their commitment to providing comprehensive training resources makes MACS a trusted choice for mobile A/C training and certification.Generated from the website