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ALEPH: Alliance for Jewish Renewal is a vibrant organization dedicated to invigorating modern Judaism through heart-and-soul-centered experiences and the integration of spiritual technologies. The alliance encompasses a diverse network of individuals, congregations, and organizations committed to renewing Jewish practices and beliefs to meet the evolving needs of contemporary society. Through various programs, including the ALEPH Ordination Program, community retreats, and virtual learning opportunities, ALEPH fosters spiritual growth and leadership within the Jewish community. The organization also promotes ethical practices and provides support through initiatives like Tikkun Ha Aretz, ensuring a holistic and inclusive approach to Jewish renewal. 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.

Established in 1969 and headquartered in Philadelphia, Intercommunity Action is a community-based, private, nonprofit health and human services agency. It offers a wide range of programs for residents of the Andorra, Roxborough, Manayunk, Wissahickon, East Falls and Nicetown neighborhoods of Northwest Philadelphia. The center operates through its service divisions, including aging, developmental disabilities, and behavioral health services. Its behavioral health services division provides mental health case management, children's outpatient counseling, community services, adult partial hospitalization program and children's behavioral health services. It also offers alcohol and drug abuse program, counseling and crisis intervention services, forensic intensive recovery, and community hospital integration programs, sign language interpreting, and residential programs. The center s developmental disabilities division provides vocational habilitation program, intermediate care facilities, community homes services, family living programs, adult developmental training services and employment services programs.