Members
Keystone Human Services
Keystone Human Services is a family of nonprofit organizations working together to serve the community. Keystone is committed to creating an environment where all people can grow, make choices, and be valued and contributing members of society. Keystone Human Services provides comprehensive services in the areas of; children and youth, families, autism, mental retardation, mental health, early intervention and child development. Keystone provides services in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Connecticut, Moldova and the Russian Federation.
Pennsylvania Association of Resources for Autism and Intellectual Disabilities
PAR was incorporated in 1970 as a statewide, not-for-profit association whose mission is to create an organization among the community of private providers for people with mental retardation to ensure the continuing improvement of the quality of supports and services given by such providers.
ANCOR
The American Network of Community Options and Resources is a nonprofit trade association representing and advocating on behalf of the more than 800 private providers of services and supports for nearly 500,000 Americans with disabilities that employ over 400,000 direct support staff in 49 states and Washington, D.C. ANCOR’s efforts in the area of public policy, federal legislative and regulatory initiatives, judicial results, state-level initiatives and the culling of leading practices have uniquely positioned it as the national presence for private providers. Congress and federal agencies turn to ANCOR as the authority in our profession. ANCOR has always been and will continue to be your eyes, ears, and voice in Washington, DC.
SharpVisions
SharpVisions provides customized supports for people with challenging disabilities by starting with a person’s vision of the life he or she would like to build. This then guides a personalized plan for success. SharpVisions’s team of dedicated experts uses the plan to work with the person to construct tailored supports that make the initial vision a reality. Throughout the process, the supported person is in charge, and success is measured by the person's feedback.
Because of the flexible nature of services, SharpVisions is able to accommodate virtually any kind or combination of disabilities, including:
- autism spectrum disorders
- cognitive disabilities
- developmental disabilities
- environmental disabilities
- intellectual disabilities
- neurological disorders
- physical disabilities
- psychiatric disorders