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The Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library is redefining what public libraries can be. More than a place for books, it’s a powerful community hub playing a transformational role in disability inclusion. With innovative, accessible programs designed for adults with disabilities, the library is setting a new standard for equity and engagement. One of its…

At KAA, we are constantly inspired by the dedication and generosity of our volunteers. As we begin Volunteer Appreciation Month, we want to recognize the incredible impact our 100+ volunteers have on KAA’s mission. From organizing events to providing vital services, these passionate individuals contribute nearly 2,000 hours of their time each year—helping KAA make…

Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month (DDAM) is a nationwide event to raise awareness about inclusion of people with developmental disabilities* in all aspects of community life, and the barriers that people with disabilities still face. The event was officially created by Congress in 1987. When President Ronald Reagan signed the Presidential proclamation declaring March “National Developmental…

The March 2025 issue of Movers & Makers Cincinnati profiles notable individuals working in the disability services sector including Emily Feuchter, KAA Director of Work and Community Programs. To read the issue online go to https://moversmakers.org/digital-edition/ Emily Feuchter has both a passion and a gift for creating lasting impacts on the lives of others. It…

Daniel has been a drummer since childhood. Daniel first learned to drum in church, which connected him to his family and community. His father found purpose as a pastor and Daniel followed that legacy in his youth by becoming a drummer at church. By taking on the role as drummer in The Seasons, KAA’s advanced…

Ken Anderson Alliance (KAA) is pleased to introduce our new CEO, Patrick Ober, whose journey is rooted in passion, purpose, and an unwavering commitment to advocating for and creating meaningful impact for individuals with disabilities. Patrick has been connected to people with disabilities his entire life. Growing up he spent many years playing on Unified sports…

Ken Anderson Alliance (KAA) pleased to announce that Patrick Ober has been selected as our new CEO and we could not be happier. Patrick has proven leadership and program expertise in the Intellectual and Developmental Disability community and a deep commitment to advocating for and creating meaningful impact for individuals with disabilities. His leadership, expertise and goals…

Ken Anderson Alliance (KAA) provides programs ranging from community outings to music-making activities to career planning services. The benefits of these programs are often far greater than they appear. Increasing Skills and Inclusion “It’s great,“ says Kevin about volunteering at the Freestore Foodbank—he likes to help others. Kevin’s mother says volunteer activities help Kevin learn…

Good jobs change lives, and all workers—including those with disabilities—deserve the opportunity to prepare for, obtain and succeed in them. October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month and this year’s theme is “Access to Good Jobs for All.” All workers should have the opportunity to prepare for, obtain, and be successful at good jobs. KAA’s…

Ken Anderson Alliance (KAA is proud of our Direct Support Professionals! During DSP Recognition Week, we’re celebrating them, their passion, their talents, and their efforts to create LIVE, WORK and ENGAGE opportunities for adults with disabilities throughout Cincinnati. DSPs are the heart and soul of KAA’s mission to provide a quality of life that empowers…