Accessibility Begins With Listening
At Keystone, we believe everyone deserves to be treated with dignity, feel welcome and have an equitable opportunity to participate. Compassion, respect and inclusion guide how we support children, youth and families, work together and connect with our communities.
We are committed to identifying, removing and preventing barriers across our services, spaces, communications and employment practices. This includes providing accessible information, communication supports and accommodations that respond to individual needs.
If you encounter a barrier, need information in a different format or would like to discuss an accommodation, please use the contact us form to share your needs. We will listen and work with you to find an appropriate way forward, while respecting your privacy.
Your feedback helps us make Keystone more accessible and welcoming for everyone.