
KEEN EDUCATION FOUNDATION
Key Enrichment of Exceptional Needs
Keen stands for Key Enrichment of Exceptional Needs
We believe that everyone is a gift
“Bridging the gaps of special needs people and organizations while empowering success through education”
The K.E.E.N. Foundation was established in 1996 and has significant experience in delivering and implementing various projects and resources. For instance, the organization initiated a library in Pine Street Elementary School, Sherwood Park, for students with disabilities, provided computers and equipment for challenged special needs students in and around Strathcona County; initiated a “Spell Down” event to raise awareness and funds for special needs individuals within Sherwood Park; and organized a Teddy Bear picnic to raise funds that support enhanced growth and education in the lives of persons with disabilities.

Active Campaigns
Some Good Causes
KEEN on Employment
We help employers understand the differences, strengths, gifts and challenges of neurodiverse people so they can find the best fit for employees with these needs.
KEEN on Entrepreneurs
KEEN ON ENTREPRENEURS consists of training geared towards the creation of young entrepreneurial programs to start companies for those with exceptional needs.
KEEN on Education
We strive to provide and promote access to education online for individuals with neurodiversity and physical challenges, and for potential employers.
KEEN on Support
We strive to promote and provide specialized counselling that is specific to special needs children, adults and parents.
KEEN on Attitude & Empathy
We strive to teach and develop Attitudinal Healing, a form of healing that is based on the belief that it is possible to choose peace rather than conflict, and love rather than fear. It is love that is the most important healing force in the world.
KEEN on Research
To assist with the research of effective treatments and interventions that will enhance the lives of individuals with autism spectrum disorders and exceptional needs so they can reach their fullest potential
Testimonials
Few Words about our work
Eleanor
John Paterson
Iris Evans, MLA,
Barry Neil Kaufman
Sheryl Burns
Edith Todd
The Edmonton Autism Society supports the Keen Education Foundation and their efforts to help raise awareness of autism and the importance of early intervention. Keep up the good work.
Dale Erickson
Connie
Dianna Millart
Lorrie,
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Our Fundraising Plans



Spelldown and Events

Grants and Donations

Online Symposiums
