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Kent-Sussex Industries

www.ksiinc.org

 
KSI is a private, non-profit vocational rehabilitation organization that provides employment and training services to individuals with intellectual, mental, physical, and emotional disabilities who reside in Kent, Sussex, and lower New Castle Counties in Delaware. KSI`s mission is to provide person-centered supports to assist people with disabilities in the pursuit of their potential in employment and meaningful participation in their communities. In pursuing our mission, we provide a wide array of services to our program participants, including vocational training and employment, transportation to and from service locations, a nutritional services program, and adaptive living skills training. KSI as an organization ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.ksiinc.org
  • 301 North Rehoboth Boulevard
    Milford, DE USA 19963
  • Phone: 302.422.4014

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James Greenwell
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