People with disabilities have the same dreams as all of us. They want to live, work, have friends and be a part of their community. The Kennedy Center supports these desires and wishes by offering a broad range of programs and services for children, adults, and the elderly with diverse disabilities.
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The Kennedy Center strives to offer programs and services across the age spectrum to individuals with unique talents, interests and goals. Our programs and service models are based on current research, trends and literature in the field, as well as feedback and input from our stakeholders. Take a look.
Business relationships are integral to the success of all employment options offered through The Kennedy Center. Together with the business community, The Kennedy Center seeks to offer cost-free placement services based on the specific needs of each company. Find out more.
Kennedy Center employees are our greatest resource in serving infants, children, teens, adults and seniors with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We offer career opportunities over a wide range of full-time, part-time, on-call and temporary positions designed to make you not just successful – but significant.
The Kennedy Center of Connecticut is supporting a federal agency’s nearly 400 locations by providing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) through a contract creating new, local employment opportunities for people with disabilities and other barriers to employment.
President & CEO Rick Sebastian gives the latest information on visitation policy at our homes, reopening of programs and answers to Frequently Asked Questions.
The Kennedy Center is offering affordable, certified PPE to the local community.
