Kevin Enners' Workday with The Kyle Pease Foundation

Since KPF started in 2011, we have dreamed of a world where inclusiveness is the norm, and we’ve created a team and environment where employing people with disabilities is part of our everyday culture. We’re excited to announce this addition to our staff and look forward to hiring our next Inclusion Employee in the future. As of today, we employ four individuals with disabilities who support our daily operations and are continuing the efforts of The Kyle Pease Foundation.
Thank you to Lucie Content for producing this documentary to showcase Kevin Enners and his job with The Kyle Pease Foundation.

[@Arampe]

Wow, Kevin is a very hardworking young man! Keep the good work!

[@pistolpete9081]

Here I am an able body man, watching a person living with a disorder who's done more with his life in a positive way than most abled people. Kevin a true inspiration and living hero. Keep it up

[@ismewhat1234]

💔 I wish he could get comfortable enough to relax I could imagine how hard this is for you him. Thank God you guys have each other❤. Keep fighting your 1 cool guy👍

[@keithwalker3890]

So proud of you, Kevin!!

[@smh6205]

❤ you're awesome Kevin.

[@Christynofun]

Great job Kevin.

[@Kiwi_NZ610]

Hi kevin

[@theantichrist6524]

The state of Colorado will pay you up to 128 hours per week from a program called IHSS depending on his level of Disability. My brother gets paid almost $ 12,000 per month yes 12 thousand dollars each month. Hopefully the patients of Kevin will read this the IHSS program also known as inhouse family support services . Allows family members to provide inhouse care for a disabled family member regardless of age .this money is tax free. From state and federal income taxes. You still have to pay ssi taxes.