Introducing a new program for babies and parents. Join First Friends today.
Emma shares her experience at Keshet’s new Center Stage camp, reflecting on the new routines she learned, performing on stage and all the confidence she gained along the way.
The 2025-26 school year brings new students, new curriculum and the same dedication to what makes Keshet special.
This summer, Keshet launched Deeply Rooted—a hands-on gardening program for adults with disabilities—in partnership with The Institute of Soil & Soul and with support from the JUF Young Adult Engagement Grant. Participants are planting, harvesting and donating herbs while exploring Jewish values and building skills to make a difference in the community.
Keshet’s GADOL Creative Writing Group reflected on what Disability Pride Month means to them and what they’re proud of.
Cathy Conover, part of Keshet’s employment program at Camp Chi, reflects on her creative and rewarding experience working in the art studio.
From Special Olympics medals to accessible travel and a new community center, Keshet is growing in every direction. CEO Jen Phillips shares exciting updates and what’s ahead for the rest of 2025.
Camp is where I first saw what true belonging looks like. Everyone had a place. Everyone mattered. That feeling still guides everything I do.
Please join us as we welcome four new members to Keshet’s Board of Directors in 2025!
Camp is where meaningful connections are made. See how the bond between counselors and campers is already shaping an unforgettable summer at Keshet.
Camp hadn’t even started yet, but the Keshet community was already in full swing. What began as a simple Zoom to prep Gesher families for summer turned into nearly an hour of connection, support and shared wisdom.
Looking to keep your child learning and engaged this summer? Dr. Shirley Drelich shares nine practical, family-friendly strategies to help prevent the summer slide for students with disabilities.
This Mother’s Day, we honor Carole, Amy, Margaret and all Keshet moms for the love they give their families and the lasting impact they make on our community.
Like any school, there are inevitable ups and downs, but after coming from a job where I didn’t feel fulfilled, it’s a tremendous relief to come to work each day and truly love what I do.
