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- Keystone Human Services | Building a More Inclusive World
Keystone Human Services (KHS) is a non-profit organization that is a part of a global movement to provide support and expertise to people with disabilities
- About KHS | Resources Support for People with Disabilities
Since 1972, Keystone Human Services (KHS) has been dedicated to providing resources support for people with disabilities to build a more inclusive world
- KHS Careers | Equal Employment Opportunities
We offer a broad array of services in the areas of intellectual disability, mental health, and autism, as well as Head Start services through Capital Area Head Start and assistance dogs through Susquehanna Service Dogs
- Where We Are | Connecticut | Keystone Human Services - KHS
In Connecticut, we're Key Human Services, creating opportunities for people with disabilities to grow, live, work, and build relationships within the community Events Contact
- Where We Are | Pennsylvania | Keystone Human Services - KHS
Keystone Human Services was founded in Pennsylvania in 1972 when we began supporting people to leave the Harrisburg State Hospital Since then, we have continued to walk beside people as they establish themselves as valued members of the community
- Where We Are | New Jersey | Keystone Human Services - KHS
In New Jersey, Keystone Human Services is known as Partnerships for People Founded in 1983, Partnerships became a subsidiary of KHS in April 2018 Partnerships recognizes that all people grow throughout their lifetime, providing opportunities for people to envision the life they want to live, make choices, and have a voice in the services they
- Intellectual Disability Services | Keystone Human Services - KHS
Keystone Human Services' Intellectual Disability Services supports people with intellectual disability to live full, meaningful lives in their communities
- Global Leadership | Keystone Human Services - KHS
Keystone Human Services provides global leadership implements culturally relevant community-based services that promote inclusion and culturally valued roles
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