Yesterday It seems like just yesterday we were in the middle of a whirlwind pandemic. Life seems to slowly be returning to “normal” – or

From all of us here at kenCCID,Happy Holidays!!!

This November 28, let’s lift up the nonprofits in our local community who work tirelessly all year round to meet the needs of those less

There are many ways you can help KenCCID this holiday season. Throughout the holiday season, we are going to share 12 ways in which your

This month we looked at color blindness and dyslexia as part of our series on “invisible disabilities”. We’re ending the month by focusing on individuals

The National Eye Institute (NEI) describes the symptoms of #colorblindness as trouble telling the difference between colors. Color blindness is also known as color vision deficiency. Persons with color

The International Dyslexia Association defines dyslexia as, “a language-based learning disability”. “Dyslexia refers to a cluster of symptoms, which result in people having difficulties with

Wheelchairs? Accessible parking? Walkers? Glasses? While it’s true that some disabilities are very visible, many types of disabilities are “invisible”. Persons with “invisible disabilities” may

We opened the month of September with Labor Day. As September is quickly drawing to a close, we remember the health professionals and support staff