Kendal-Crosslands Communities
is involved with a variety of local organizations for the benefit
of the wider community. Residents and staff are active locally,
serving on boards of non-profit organizations, participating in
local events, and supplying volunteer services to numerous community
initiatives.
Resident and Staff Volunteerism
Both residents and staff of Kendal-Crosslands Communities are
encouraged to become involved and volunteer in the local community.
Residents are involved in:
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mentoring programs
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political initiatives
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tutoring
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adult literacy programs
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the “After
the Bell” program at the Kennett School District, which
is an after school educational program for middle school age
children
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teaching and participating
at the Academy of Life Long Learning of the University of
Delaware, which is located in nearby Wilmington, Delaware.
Helping
Hands Program
Kendal-Crosslands Communities, in collaboration with The Kennett Area Senior Center, has implemented
the local outreach program “Helping Hands”, which
provides housekeeping services to local age and income qualified
seniors at a discounted rate. For more information about the Helping
Hands program, contact KCC Director of Environmental Services
at 610-388-5555.
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