Special Olympics of Montgomery

My Place Germantown is a Pennsylvania not-for-profit organization dedicated to reducing homelessness in the Germantown section of Philadelphia. They provide permanent supportive housing for disabled homeless individuals in a community-based setting, offering stable housing and support services to improve their quality of life. Founded in 2007 by Mary Ellen Graham, My Place Germantown was inspired by the specific difficulties faced by middle-aged male clients at St. Vincent DePaul's health care center. Through a partnership with Community Ventures, the organization renovated a 12-unit residence in Germantown, providing affordable housing for individuals who meet the requirements of having a certifiable disability and experiencing recent homelessness.Generated from the website

Founded in 1905, KenCrest Services is one of the largest providers of community-based services for children, youth and adults with developmental disabilities in southeastern Pennsylvania and Delaware. Each year, the agency serves more than 7,500 children, youth and adults at over 300 sites across the region. KenCrest Services provides special education, social work, psychological counseling, transportation, nutrition, early intervention, diagnostic and therapeutic services, as well as speech, occupational and physical therapies. It additionally provides adults with community residential, clinical, employment, and individual and family support services. KenCrest Services plays an active role in advocating for the rights and protections of people with disabilities. It is headquartered in Plymouth Meeting, Pa.