BLUE BELL, PA — KenCrest has been awarded Quality Assurances Accreditation from CQL | The Council on Quality and Leadership, a notable recognition that affirms the organization’s commitment to internationally recognized standards in human services. This accreditation reflects KenCrest’s dedication to person-centered practices that enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities, aligning with CQL’s rigorous criteria for quality and leadership.
“Congratulations to everyone from KenCrest for their achievement of Quality Assurances Accreditation!” said Mary Kay Rizzolo, President and Chief Executive Officer of CQL. “Through this accreditation, they’re showing the people they support, employees, families, and others that they genuinely care about enhancing the quality of their services.”
For over 100 years, KenCrest has provided inclusive, person-centered services to empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Operating across Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Connecticut, the organization offers a broad array of supports, including early intervention, residential care, employment assistance, and clinical services tailored to meet individual goals. With a focus on exploration, empowerment, and innovation, KenCrest’s work emphasizes dignity and self-determination for those it serves.
“This accreditation affirms the quality, integrity, and person-centered focus of everything we do at KenCrest,” said Marian Baldini, President and CEO of KenCrest. “It’s a testament to the dedication and hard work happening across every department. CQL’s process touches every part of our organization, and we’re proud to have this recognition of our unwavering commitment to continuous improvement and excellence in achieving meaningful outcomes for the people we support.”
The three-year accreditation term is designed to help organizations enhance their ability to deliver responsive, person-centered services. The process involves comprehensive planning meetings, self-assessments, focused reviews, and consultation aimed at fostering organizational transformation. According to CQL’s Vice President of Services and Systems Excellence, Katherine Dunbar, the achievement acknowledges KenCrest’s dedication to quality improvement.
“We recognize that accreditation isn’t easy and requires a significant amount of time, resources, and investment,” Dunbar remarked. “The level of commitment that KenCrest has for quality services is truly admirable and it’s an honor to partner with them.”
This distinction further strengthens KenCrest’s standing as a leader in human services and its unwavering mission to empower individuals to live full, independent lives.
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