PHILADELPHIA – The Pai Corporation, doing business as Excentia Human Services and as Excentia and S. June Smith Center (“Excentia”), violated federal law when it discriminated against a candidate with ...
PHILADELPHIA — Excentia Human Services, also known as The Pai Corporation and the S. June Smith Center, will pay $100,000 and provide other relief to settle a disability discrimination lawsuit filed ...
Tonight’s Hometown Heroes are making fun safe and accessible. Excentia Human Services unveiled a new playground today at it’s pre-school at holy trinity Lutheran Church in Ephrata, Lancaster county.
A preschool teacher assistant job applicant was discriminated against because she has cerebral palsy, according to federal authorities. Getty Images/iStock photo A “qualified” job candidate applied ...
Excentia citizens also join in community enrichment activities such as day trips, movie nights, dances and other Circle of Friends activities. The 73 residents who live in Excentia’s 27 homes also ...
If you have a big heart and are looking for a job that will truly make a difference in someone’s life than Excentia Human Services may be a perfect fit. They have positions available for in-home care ...
Facing a future of expected funding cuts, two local nonprofits are joining forces to weather the storm. S. June Smith Center and Excentia will merge into one organization Oct. 1, while still ...
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — Autism effects 1 in 54 children and varies greatly from person to person. The disability impacts a person's development in social interaction, communication skills and ...
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