who we are ...
Kessler Foundation is a public charity dedicated to improving the lives of people with
physical disabilities caused by stroke, multiple sclerosis, injuries to the brain and spinal cord,
and other chronic conditions.
The Foundation’s approach is twofold - supporting rehabilitation research through the Kessler
Foundation Research Center and preparing individuals for the workplace through the Kessler Program Center.
Through it's Research Center, the Foundation achieves steady scientific gains in ways to improve
physical rehabilitation. Through its Program Center, the Foundation provides support that
ensures vocational training and placement opportunities for people with disabilities in our
communities. Read more about the Foundation’s progress.
Download our 2008 annual report.
Features
Presented in cooperation with UMDNJ Department of PM&R and Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation, this course offers a comprehensive curriculum and up to 70 CME credits. For more information and to Register Online...
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Wounded U.S. Army Veteran Spc. Scott Vycital of Colorado sits with First Lady during national address from the Capitol
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The Navigators adaptive sports team wrapped up
their best season in years at the 2009 National Junior Disability Championships in St. Louis, Missouri and the 2009 International
Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation Junior World Championships in Switzerland.
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Kessler Foundation approved an allocation of $1,933,835 through its “Transition to Work” initiative. Earlier this year, the Foundation awarded $423,742 to benefit grant programs that increase employment opportunities for this underserved population. The total awarded for employment initiatives during 2009 was $2,357,577.
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