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# Indian Creek Foundation

Opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities

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- [Blog](https://indcreek.org/blog/)
- [Board of Directors Profiles: Rich Delp](https://indcreek.org/board-rich-delp/) - Rich Delp has had a family connection to Indian Creek Foundation most of his life. Rich’s younger brother, Aaron, has special needs. As a family attending a local Mennonite church in the early 1980s, the Delps were quickly introduced to the Gehman family and Joe Landis. Rich’s parents got involved in parent groups and had
- [Board of Directors Profiles: Dan Esquirell](https://indcreek.org/board-dan-esquirell/) - Dan Esquirell is a Telford native who now lives and works in Harleysville. Being from the area, he always knew that Indian Creek Foundation existed, and he had a general idea of the services we offer. Dan gained a much better understanding of our mission when his neighbor and ICF Board Member, Andy Stankus, started
- [Board of Directors Profiles: Ashley Miller](https://indcreek.org/board-ashley-miller/) - Ashley Miller has had a front row seat to the mission of Indian Creek Foundation since childhood. As a member of the same church as Joe Landis and Anna, Harley, and Allen Gehman, she understood from an early age that people with special needs deserve respect, support, and to be fully included in their communities.
- [Board of Directors Profiles: Tony DaCosta](https://indcreek.org/board-tony-dacosta/) - Tony DaCosta was introduced to Indian Creek Foundation by his former colleague, Brad Bishop. Brad and Tony each have a son with special needs, and Brad felt that Tony’s personal and professional experience would be a great benefit to the organization. Tony was interested in learning more, and he eventually pursued a Board position in
- [Board of Directors Profiles: Jennifer Ginnetti](https://indcreek.org/board-jennifer-ginnetti/) - Jennifer Ginnetti only knew the basics about Indian Creek Foundation before she met Dean Stoesz in 2014. Dean, our recently retired CEO, visited Gwynedd Mercy University with Janice Nuss, who helped launch Wraparound Services at ICF in 1996. When Janice left Indian Creek to join the Social Work program faculty at Gwynedd Mercy, she fostered
- [Board of Directors Profiles: Craig Edsill](https://indcreek.org/board-craig-edsill/) - Craig Edsill joined the Indian Creek Foundation Board of Directors shortly after his very first visit. A long-time resident of the area, Craig had driven past Indian Creek many times and was familiar with our community events. Then a friend invited him for a tour to explore the possibility of becoming a Board member, and
- [Board of Directors Profiles: Brad Bishop](https://indcreek.org/board-brad-bishop/) - Having grown up in Telford, Brad Bishop had always been aware of Indian Creek Foundation as an organization in his community. In fact, he remembers going sledding behind our Souderton campus, which was still Penn View Christian School then. It was not until Brad worked at Univest after college, however, that he really began to
- [Support During Many Stages of Life](https://indcreek.org/edgar/) - Edgar is one of our Indian Creek residents enjoying a comfortable retirement because of the resources we are able to provide for his needs. Many adults with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities live independently with great success. They may have family or social support to provide extra stability, but they manage very well on their own as they
- [A Time of Purposeful Prayer](https://indcreek.org/prayer-breakfast/) - Indian Creek Foundation was built on a strong tradition of faith, and we are grateful for those who have been lifting us up in prayer for over 50 years. In the early days of Indian Creek’s history, Congregation Services was a primary department. This is because our organization was formed out of the local Mennonite
- [From Pennhurst to Independence: Supported by Indian Creek Foundation](https://indcreek.org/carol-menser/) - About 50 years ago, Indian Creek Homes was incorporated, and 8 adults with special needs moved into a residential group home on Indian Creek Road Farm in Harleysville. One member of that newly formed family was Carol Menser. Carol was in her late 30s when she moved into the group home, having been referred to
- [Make Your Gift Count in 2025](https://indcreek.org/2025giving/) - As we approach the end of 2025, many donors are considering their year-end charitable contributions. This year carries special significance for tax-advantaged giving due to changes that will take effect in 2026 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). Understanding these changes now can help people make decisions about when to make donations to
- [Something for All of Us: Fretz Family Story](https://indcreek.org/fretz-story/) - One of the most interesting aspects of celebrating our 50th anniversary is exploring our history and talking to people who have been part of our story for all or most of that time. The Fretz family’s history with Indian Creek Foundation goes almost all the way back to our incorporation. Mary Ann Fretz began receiving
- [Genuine Friendship is a Gift](https://indcreek.org/genuine-friendship-is-a-gift/) - Jan Foderaro and her family had just moved to the area when they began attending Blooming Glen Mennonite Church. Jan was taking some time off from her nursing career to be home with her children, and she was thinking about how she might serve in her church or community. It just so happened that not
- [Support for Becoming All We Are Meant to Be](https://indcreek.org/certified-peer-support/) - Peer Support programs are a unique mental health service in that they connect individuals with someone who draws from their own experience with mental health recovery. A Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) is someone who has lived experience with mental health services and is willing to share their story in support of another individual. Our Certified
- [Connecting to the Heart of the Mission](https://indcreek.org/mccarty/) - Indian Creek Foundation was born out of the efforts of local Mennonite Conferences to care for and serve individuals with special needs. Mennonites were very early adopters of community care models, which is one reason that the Southeastern Pennsylvania region is home to many longstanding resources for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD). As
- [Family Involvement is a Hallmark of Our Mission](https://indcreek.org/delp/) - Since the seeds Indian Creek Foundation were planted by families who had a child with special needs, we have always been a family-centered organization. As those families got together to support each other and talk about creating opportunities for their children, they developed ideas that would eventually launch Indian Creek Foundation. The Delp family was
- [Making Friends Across the Generations](https://indcreek.org/grandfriends/) - Indian Creek Foundation’s Therapeutic After School Program (TASP) has been a community resource for hundreds of families who have a child with Autism. An important program of our Behavioral Health Services department, TASP uses evidence-based tools to assist children and adolescents with their work toward individualized goals. As part of our programming, clinicians and therapeutic
- [Legacy of Meaningful and Practical Support](https://indcreek.org/dr-rawson/) - Indian Creek Foundation is a nonprofit organization with a large footprint. It takes a lot of space to serve everyone within our scope of care! We have been fortunate over the years to receive sizable gifts of actual real estate, or enough funds to purchase or renovate buildings. One recent gift to our Mission to
- [Social Connections are Key to a Full Life](https://indcreek.org/hyder-family/) - Whether you love getting to know and enjoy a lot of people, or you prefer to keep a small circle of close friends, your social connections are important. For many people who live with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, maintaining a social life can be challenging. Indian Creek Foundation has always upheld the value of relationships
- [New Director of Day Services: Embracing the Passion, Energy, and Growth](https://indcreek.org/new-director-of-day-services-embracing-the-passion-energy-and-growth/) - Indian Creek Foundation recently welcomed a new Director of Day Services to our family. Leslie Fisher may be new to this role, but she is no stranger to Indian Creek. A Lansdale native and North Penn graduate, Leslie came to work here in Behavioral Health Services after earning a degree in Special Education at Slippery
- [Join the 33rd Annual Roll Stroll & Run Event at Indian Creek Foundation](https://indcreek.org/rollstrollrun2024/) - Registration and volunteer signups are underway for our 33rd Annual Roll Stroll & Run Event on June 15th! Something we apply to pretty much everything at Indian Creek Foundation is the understanding that we all have unique interests and abilities. Our services are incredibly diverse to ensure that we can meet many different needs in
- [2023 Indian Creek Holiday Gift Drive](https://indcreek.org/2023-gift-drive/) - In early December, we completed our 15th annual holiday gift drive. Every year since 2008, Indian Creek has worked with staff and a dedicated group of donors to make sure our residents and program members have lovely gifts to open on Christmas morning. Indian Creek Foundation serves individuals and families of varying sizes and socioeconomic
- [The 2023 Holiday Friendship Dinner](https://indcreek.org/2023-holiday-dinner/) - Indian Creek Foundation celebrated our annual Holiday Friendship Dinner on Thursday, December 7th. After several years of virtual dinners, we were so excited to get back together in person at Franconia Mennonite Church in Telford! Every year, we are simply amazed to see all of the careful planning come together for a wonderful celebration of
- [The Importance of Using Person First Language](https://indcreek.org/person-first-language/) - The evolution of respectful language that places primary identification on a person rather than a particular description has developed through very intentional efforts in advocacy and public policy. Person first language applies to many circumstances, but it is especially vital in the context of disabilities. For most of recent history, expedient language was the most
- [Indian Creek is the Highlight of our Week: Jahdia’s Story](https://indcreek.org/jahdia/) - When parents first realize that their child is functioning differently than what is expected for their age, they can quickly become overwhelmed with worry. While this is natural, as every parent just wants their child to be healthy, these worries can quickly lead to frustration. The good news is that childhood development has grown as
- [Building Lifelong Relationships: Barb’s Story](https://indcreek.org/barb/) - When asked what it is about Indian Creek Foundation that sets us apart as a service organization, almost everyone answers, “Relationships.” Whether it’s our office staff, caregivers, residents, or families of individuals we serve, everyone has built quality, long-lasting relationships here on the campus of Indian Creek. One of our Direct Support Professionals (DSP), Barb,
- [Indian Creek Foundation Feels Like Family: The Gallo Family’s Story](https://indcreek.org/gallo-family/) - Many of the individuals who live within our Residential homes in the area have local family who visit regularly. What our Residential Program offers is a safe and comfortable living environment for people who need constant care, which can only be achieved with a full staff. Our homes are set up for Direct Support Professionals
- [Caregiver Self-Care Tips: Water and Walking](https://indcreek.org/water-and-walking/) - Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) are the frontline caregivers to the people we serve in our programs. They make Indian Creek Foundation possible! Their job is a demanding one, so we are very serious about supporting healthy habits. A positive work culture is one of the biggest elements of maintaining a healthy work environment. That’s why
- [Encourage Leadership from Within for Organizational Success](https://indcreek.org/ceo-dean-stoesz/) - Indian Creek Foundation has been led by a total of 3 CEOs in its nearly 50 year history. All three of our chief officers have been successful in their tenures by focusing on both the families we serve and the employees who carry out our day to day work. Dean Stoesz, our current CEO, joined
- [Our Family is Stronger with the Residential Program: The McDowell Family](https://indcreek.org/mcdowell-family/) - The physical care needs of individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) tend to grow as they get older. Not only does it require more strength to aid these individuals in their activities of daily living, but their conditions also become more complicated and severe with age. Some people with I/DD will require 24-hour care
- [Setting the Tone for Passion and Positivity: Felicia’s Story](https://indcreek.org/felicia/) - The Indian Creek Foundation’s Day Program is a lively environment for clients and staff alike. Many of our participants have been coming to the Day Program for years, so we work hard to make sure they enjoy their days here and look forward to joining us. Felicia, our Day Services Program Coordinator, is in charge
- [Practicing Self-Care as a Caregiver](https://indcreek.org/self-care/) - Many of our staff members at Indian Creek Foundation work in a direct care setting with individuals in our Residential Program, Day Program, and Behavioral Health Services. These positions are both highly rewarding and very demanding. There are physical, mental, and emotional components to each day, and our staff members take their jobs very seriously.
- [Social Skills Building in Summer Therapeutic Activities Program/IBHS Group Services](https://indcreek.org/summer-therapeutic-activities-program/) - The Summer Therapeutic Activities Program (STAP) is one of Indian Creek Foundation’s social skills group programs that runs for 6 weeks during the summer. STAP is for children and teens ages 5 to 18 who have an Autism diagnosis. Participants attend for 3 hours a day, 5 days a week, in the morning or afternoon
- [Indian Creek Foundation Rolls, Strolls & Runs into the Summer Season](https://indcreek.org/rollstrollrun2023/) - The 32nd Annual Roll, Stroll & Run event was an awesome community celebration and fundraiser for our foundation! We’d like to thank all of our sponsors, participants, volunteers, and supporters for coming out for a fun morning and afternoon. The success of this event makes all of our hours of planning and organizing worth it.
- [32<sup>nd</sup> Annual Roll, Stroll & Run Kicks Off the Summer at Indian Creek Foundation](https://indcreek.org/roll-stroll-run/) - Registration is officially open for the 2023 Roll, Stroll, & Run for Indian Creek Foundation, to be held on June 17th. Every year, our entire staff and ICF community looks forward to this fun day that is jam-packed with activities. The Roll, Stroll & Run is our largest fundraiser – both the highest attendance and
- [Residential Program Supports Whole Families: Lee’s Story](https://indcreek.org/lee-and-judy/) - Family is integral to Indian Creek Foundation’s history as an organization. Our mission began when one family knew they needed to plan ahead for their son’s special needs. Nearly 50 years later, we are still serving this same mission to be a vital resource for families who need to plan for a loved one’s long-term
- [2023 Indian Creek Foundation Clay Shoot was a Sold Out Success](https://indcreek.org/2023-clay-shoot/) - The 8th annual Sporting Clays Challenge event for Indian Creek Foundation was held on May 9th, and was a sold out successful event! This was our biggest year ever with 180 participants. We covered both courses at Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays with participants of all skill levels. We’d like to thank all of our participants,
- [Working with My Best Friends](https://indcreek.org/tyesha/) - Direct Support Professionals (DSP) are the frontline caregivers for the individuals who receive services at Indian Creek Foundation. The DSP staff works in both our Residential and Day Programs to support participants in a variety of activities. Tyesha has been a DSP with Indian Creek Foundation for 9 years (as of Feb 2023) and recently
- [Living My Best Life: Ashley’s Story](https://indcreek.org/ashley/) - Individuals served through Indian Creek Foundation’s Residential Program enjoy an autonomous, yet supported, lifestyle that is promotes their participation in the community. Our Residences are designed to support individuals at varying levels of independence and ability. Each residence is staffed around the clock to ensure that all of our participants receive superior care. The residents
- [From Internship to Board Certification](https://indcreek.org/shania/) - Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA) at Indian Creek Foundation support children, adolescents, and adults with behavioral health needs in the home, community, and school setting. While Autism is a common diagnosis among behavioral health services recipients, BCBAs work with individuals with other diagnoses as well. Shania is a BCBA with Indian Creek Foundation who began as
- [Funding Model Advocacy for Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities](https://indcreek.org/funding-model/) - Most people understand Medicaid as the health insurance program for low-income individuals. What not everyone knows is that Medicaid also provides coverage for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD). Medicaid does not only ensure healthcare services for people with I/DD. It also pays for the various services that support their ability to live and
- [Winter Weather Policies at Indian Creek Foundation](https://indcreek.org/winter-weather/) - One thing we can always count on during a Pennsylvania winter is that we will definitely get some kind of winter precipitation. Sometimes it’s snow, sometimes it’s ice, and sometimes it’s a crazy mix. No matter what, it usually has an impact on how Indian Creek Foundation will operate for a few days. Because we
- [Indian Creek Foundation's 2022 Holiday Friendship Dinner](https://indcreek.org/2022-holiday-dinner/) - On November 30th, Indian Creek Foundation hosted our annual Holiday Friendship Dinner. To continue to protect our program members and residents, this year’s event was virtual. As much as we miss our big group dinners from past years, we’ve really gotten the concept of group fun over Zoom down to a science to make sure
- [Tai Chi Encourages Movement and Participation](https://indcreek.org/tai-chi-class/) - We all know that regular movement and exercise are necessary for maintaining good health. When we incorporate play and socialization into exercise, it makes the experience much more enjoyable. For many people, gentle exercise is much more beneficial than rigorous cardio or competitive sports. Low impact physical activity is great for reducing stress, improving mood,
- [Chapel at Indian Creek Foundation: Reflection is Good for the Soul](https://indcreek.org/chapel-blog/) - Twice a week, our Day Services Program members welcome our Indian Creek Foundation Pastor, John Hank, to lead a Chapel service. Because of our long history of partnership with the local Mennonite churches, it is important to ICF’s philosophy to maintain the values of compassion, relationship, and service. Chapel reminds us of these values and
- [Peer Support Services at Indian Creek Foundation](https://indcreek.org/peer-support-services/) - Individuals who travel the road of recovery from mental health challenges, including those compounded by substance use disorders, will often find further purpose in supporting others who are earlier in the recovery process. People with a lived experience offer a perspective that is relatable to others who may be struggling with similar issues. Individuals who
- [Intensive Behavioral Health Services at Indian Creek Foundation](https://indcreek.org/ibhs/) - Families who have a child or adolescent facing behavioral or emotional challenges typically desire comprehensive solutions that address the immediate needs as well as long-term outcomes. The Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) program at Indian Creek Foundation offers families support and resources to help their children adapt and thrive. The IBHS program takes a team
- [Music Therapy Combines Fun and Skills at Indian Creek Foundation](https://indcreek.org/music-therapy/) - "Music is the universal language of mankind."Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Music really is a special language, isn’t it? In our Day Services Program, music is an integral part of our daily routines. Whether listening to music or singing along, our participants truly enjoy the ability to express themselves in the ways that only music can provide.
- [Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Services at Indian Creek Foundation](https://indcreek.org/aba-services/) - “Autism. Okay, now we know. What are our available resources?” By the time many families receive an official autism diagnosis for their child, relief is often the prevailing emotion. Before they know for certain, families are limited in their resources, answers to questions, and searchable content. If nothing else, diagnosis gives them something concrete with

## Pages

- [Home](https://indcreek.org/) - For 50 years, Indian Creek Foundation has served Bucks and Montgomery area children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Throughout the years, the Foundation has become a premier non-profit organization impacting lives in more ways than you may realize. Services for Children, Adults, and Seniors PEER SUPPORT SERVICESIn Peer Support Services, a Certified Peer
- [Campus Tours](https://indcreek.org/campus-tours/) - Visit Us for a Tour! Did you know that Indian Creek Foundation serves about 1200 individuals per year?And yet, we always meet people who either haven’t heard of us or who don’t quite know what we do here.It’s time to change that! Indian Creek Foundation has been serving individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and/or
- [About](https://indcreek.org/about/) - Indian Creek Foundation has served Bucks and Montgomery County area children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities for 50 years. Throughout the years, the Foundation has become a premier non-profit organization impacting lives in more ways than you may realize. Our Mission Empowering children and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities and/or autism, to maximize their
- [RSR 2026](https://indcreek.org/rsr-2026/) - 2026 Roll, Stroll, & Run Photo Credit: RickMayoPhotography
- [Careers](https://indcreek.org/careers/) - JOB OPPORTUNITIES Are You Ready To Make A Difference? If you or someone you know works in caregiving, behavioral health, or social services, this is worth sharing. Indian Creek Foundation is hiring across Bucks and Montgomery Counties. For 50 years, Indian Creek has supported children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and we are We are hiring Direct Service Professionals, Behavioral Health staff, Board Certified Behavior Analysts, and licensed clinicians.
- [VOLUNTEER](https://indcreek.org/volunteer/) - Volunteer with Us! Volunteers enhance the mission of Indian Creek Foundation. As a nonprofit agency, we rely on support from members of our community to help us with events and projects throughout the year. Whether you are looking for a way to engage as an individual, family, or group, we would love to get you
- [Contact](https://indcreek.org/contact/) - Let's get in touch Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Email Address *PhoneHow may we help you *I know what department I want to contact.I have a general question.I am not sure.Find the Help You NeedBehavioral Health ServicesCareer OpportunitiesChief Executive OfficerDay ServicesDevelopment/DonationsEmployment Verification RequestsFinanceGeneral Foundation InformationHuman ResourcesVolunteer OpportunitiesResidential and Community
- [Employer Matching Gifts](https://indcreek.org/employer-matching-gifts/) - Did you know thousands of companies match donations by employees to encourage giving? Some companies also match gifts for spouses, retirees and part-time employees. Please use the below search tool to see if your company will match your donation and to access the forms, guidelines, and instructions that you need to submit a matching gift.
- [Gala](https://indcreek.org/gala/) - 50th Anniversary Gala We had a wonderful time at our 50th Anniversary Gala. Thank you to all of our guests for an amazing evening. We would especially like to thank our main sponsors of the celebration:Platinum Sponsor: UnivestBronze Sponsor: Exude and The Lopez Family FoundationCongratulations to our Silent Auction winners! The competition was fierce, and
- [News](https://indcreek.org/news/) - Indian Creek Foundation Announces New CEO Souderton, PA, September 15, 2025: Indian Creek Foundation has appointed Dr. Tim Barksdale as incoming Chief Executive Officer. Dr. Barksdale began orientation on September 8th and will partner with the Leadership Team and Board of Directors to fully transition into this new role. Dean Stoesz, current CEO, announced his
- [Donate](https://indcreek.org/donate/) - HOW CAN YOU HELP INDIAN CREEK FOUNDATION? In order to provide the quality of care that Indian Creek Foundation is known for we rely on our greatest resource… a caring community. Through your gifts, the Foundation continues to be able to provide quality resources and supports to our clients. We help our consumers, young and
- [Volunteer Form](https://indcreek.org/volunteer-form/) - Volunteer Agreement Form - ICFPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *Date of Birth *Email *Phone *If affiliated with a school, business, or community organization, please complete the following: Organization NameContact EmailI'm interested in helping withDay Services (18+, Clearances Required)Residential & Community Based Programs(18+, Clearances Required)After School/Summer Programs for Youth (18+, Clearances
- [For Families](https://indcreek.org/for-families/)
- [Behavioral Health Services](https://indcreek.org/behavioral-health-services/) - Behavioral Health Services Indian Creek Foundation’s Behavioral Health Services department provides behavioral health supports to children and adults who have an intellectual or developmental disability and mental health challenges. Home and community based supports incorporate the use of positive approaches, relationship development, skill building, and environmental adaptations to promote positive behaviors. Medication management and psychotherapy promote
- [Day Services](https://indcreek.org/day-services/) - Day Services Program Indian Creek Foundation provides a wide array of services to individuals in the community with intellectual disabilities, developmental disabilities, or autism. We have on-site professionals who assist individuals at varying levels of ability. Our Outpatient Center and Day Services Programs provide vital resources and support to families and individuals in Montgomery and
- [Services](https://indcreek.org/services/) - Services for Children and Adults Indian Creek Foundation provides necessary services to 1200 individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and Autism. Founded in 1975, Indian Creek Foundation’s mission is to provide opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live in and enrich the community throughout their lives. Through three departments offering residential and community based, vocational,
- [Residential & Community Based Services](https://indcreek.org/residential-services/) - Residential and Community-Based Services Indian Creek Foundation’s Residential and Community-Based Services department provides a continuum of individualized services to support adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities or autism in exploring their place in the community. With multiple service models available, this program provides person-centered planning to meet the needs of the individuals served. Admissions to the Residential and
- [Information](https://indcreek.org/information/) - We’ll post important information here as it becomes available. Be sure to check back later. Board of Directors Profiles: Rich Delp Rich Delp has had a family connection to Indian Creek Foundation most of his life. Rich’s younger brother, Aaron, has special needs. As a family attending a local Mennonite church in the early 1980s,

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