Indian Creek Foundation

Indian Creek Foundation ICF provides day, residential, & behavioral support programs to children & adults with ID/DD/autism. Private insurance provides a smaller portion of our income.

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Indian Creek Foundation provides necessary services to 1300 individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and Autism. COMPANY OVERVIEW
Founded in 1975, Indian Creek Foundation's mission is to provide opportunities for children and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities and autism to live in and enrich the community throughout their lives. Through three departments offering residential and community based, vocational, and behavioral health services; the Foundation continues to grow and meet the changing needs of the surrounding community. Behavioral Health Services
Indian Creek Foundation's Behavioral Health Services department provides support to children and adults who have an intellectual or developmental disability. Specialized services are also available for individuals with as Autism Spectrum Disorder or with a dual diagnosis of an intellectual or developmental disability and a mental health challenge. Residential and Community Based Services
A continuum of individualized services are offered to support people in exploring their place in the community. Twenty-four a day care is provided in homes throughout the area. Services include medication management and administration, transportation, personal care, goal-setting and engagement in community activities. This department also provides long and short-term supports to children and adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities, who live with their families and in the community. Services are designed to promote independence, to provide training and assistance to family members and to create connections to services within the community. Day Services
Skill training, volunteer opportunities and day program options are provided for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Residents of Indian Creek Foundation and other adults in the community are offered a variety of support options. The majority of our consumers receive Medicare and most of our funding comes from the reimbursements for service. Programs and services are also supported by funds from donations, grants, and special events.

Indian Creek’s Behavioral Health Services Department is hiring!Our BHS department provides behavioral health supports to...
03/23/2026

Indian Creek’s Behavioral Health Services Department is hiring!

Our BHS department provides behavioral health supports to children and adults through home and community based supports. We’re seeking Behavioral Health professionals who are passionate about empowering the individuals they serve.

Please visit our Careers page to explore our career and internship opportunities! www.indcreek.org

March 21st is and we bet you can guess why! The clinical name for Down Syndrome is Trisomy 21, which means there is a ...
03/21/2026

March 21st is and we bet you can guess why! The clinical name for Down Syndrome is Trisomy 21, which means there is a 3rd copy of the 21st chromosome. What better day to bring awareness than to celebrate on the 21st day of the 3rd month!

World Down Syndrome Day is a global opportunity to raise awareness about promoting the well-being and inclusivity of individuals with Down Syndrome. The theme for 2026 is “Together Against Loneliness.”

Loneliness can disproportionately affect people with Down Syndrome and their families. Because of their unique circumstances, they often feel like they are missing out on community, friendships, and relationships with people who understand.

We are completely invested in preventing and ending loneliness for the individuals we serve and their families. All of our programs are intentionally designed to promote community, friendship, and various types of support. Do you know what’s extra special about making sure our friends never feel lonely? They are right there to make sure we never feel lonely, either! 💞

We are so thankful for our Indian Creek Foundation Board of Directors. This diverse group of men and women from our comm...
03/20/2026

We are so thankful for our Indian Creek Foundation Board of Directors. This diverse group of men and women from our community work hard to help us govern our resources and grow our mission. We believe you should get to know our Board as well! Keep an eye out for our series of blogs that will highlight individual Board members.

First, we’d like to introduce our current Board Chair, Brad Bishop. Brad will be stepping down at the end of our fiscal year in July, and we don’t want to let him go without having him share what serving Indian Creek has meant to him. Read more about Brad and his work with Indian Creek here: https://indcreek.org/board-brad-bishop/

The 35th Annual Roll Stroll & Run is looking for sponsors!This popular community event attracts over 300 participants fo...
03/19/2026

The 35th Annual Roll Stroll & Run is looking for sponsors!

This popular community event attracts over 300 participants for a great day of fun activities. We have a full menu of sponsorship options for this busy day, so every business can find the right fit. Take a look at our sponsorship graphic to check out the benefits, then get in touch with our events team to get started.

Contact Beth Healy at 267-203-1500 ext. 205 or ehealy@indcreek.org for more information.

Our Day program friends loved having a very tall Leprechaun visit for St. Patrick's Day! Hope you all had a lucky day to...
03/18/2026

Our Day program friends loved having a very tall Leprechaun visit for St. Patrick's Day! Hope you all had a lucky day too ☘

03/18/2026
Are you looking for a Day of Service project? We can help with that!We enjoy welcoming groups to our campus and residenc...
03/18/2026

Are you looking for a Day of Service project? We can help with that!

We enjoy welcoming groups to our campus and residences to help with projects. Spring and early summer are perfect for accomplishing many of the tasks on our Facilities list.

When you spend your Day of Service with Indian Creek Foundation, you’ll directly impact your own local community. You can maximize your efforts by donating the supplies you’ll need for your project! This helps us direct more funds right into our programs.

We welcome all kinds of groups for service projects:
• Corporate departments
• Small businesses
• Youth groups
• Service organizations
• Middle and high school clubs or classes
• Church groups

Visit our Volunteer page at www.indcreek.org/volunteer or contact our volunteer coordinator, Beth Healy, at ehealy@indcreek.org to get started.

Here's a peek at what St. Patrick's Day looks like around ICF! We were so ☘LUCKY☘ to have our very own leprechaun.More ...
03/17/2026

Here's a peek at what St. Patrick's Day looks like around ICF! We were so ☘LUCKY☘ to have our very own leprechaun.
More pictures to come tomorrow 😄

Claim your chance to win our 50/50 cash raffle! 🎟 BINGO may be sold out, but our 50/50 ticket sales are still going stro...
03/17/2026

Claim your chance to win our 50/50 cash raffle! 🎟

BINGO may be sold out, but our 50/50 ticket sales are still going strong. The winning prize is already over $1300!

Tickets are available on the event website, and the winner does not need to be present. Visit https://onecau.se/icfbingo2026 to get your 50/50 tickets for $5 each.

✨ Mission Accomplishments! ✨A core objective of our Mission to Serve Every ONE is to be the employer of choice for profe...
03/16/2026

✨ Mission Accomplishments! ✨

A core objective of our Mission to Serve Every ONE is to be the employer of choice for professionals in our field. We value and respect each and every employee for their contributions to our organization.

Our recently retired CEO, Dean Stoesz, was passionate about growing our leadership from within. He championed the idea that attracting and retaining high quality employees is the foundation of our reputation as an organization.

Building a solid workforce begins with training, and that is why we chose to honor Dean’s legacy by dedicating the Dean Stoesz Training Room. Our newest colleagues are introduced to Indian Creek through activities here, and all of our employees are invited to continued learning and professional development opportunities in this space.

Registration is officially open for the 35th Annual Roll Stroll & Run at Indian Creek Foundation!Join us Saturday, June ...
03/12/2026

Registration is officially open for the 35th Annual Roll Stroll & Run at Indian Creek Foundation!

Join us Saturday, June 20th at our Souderton Campus for a fun-filled morning and afternoon of activities, food, and music. If you have never attended the Roll Stroll & Run before, this year is the perfect time to see what it’s all about.

We have something for everyone to enjoy:
🚴‍♂️ Ride one of our 4 scenic cycling routes
🏃‍♂️ Run our timed 5k or walk a self-paced 1k or 5k course
🙋‍♂️ Volunteer to keep our whole day running smoothly
😎 Cheer on our participants and enjoy our family carnival

Register now for early bird pricing and to secure your t-shirt and swag bag. Visit www.rollandstroll.com to learn more and start your registration!

March is Social Work Awareness Month!Social workers are a vital resource to our Indian Creek Foundation community. They ...
03/11/2026

March is Social Work Awareness Month!

Social workers are a vital resource to our Indian Creek Foundation community. They are skilled professionals who help to bridge the gap between individual needs and the greater community.

Social workers assist individuals and their families in our Outpatient, Behavioral Health, and Residential programs by providing therapy, ensuring compliance with regulations, promoting safety, and reviewing available resources.

If someone in your family is pursuing a career in Social Work, consider an internship at Indian Creek Foundation! Contact us at 267-203-1500 ext. 323, or visit our Careers page at www.indcreek.org to learn about our internships.

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420 Cowpath Road
Souderton, PA
18964

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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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For over 40 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.

Although it wasn't incorporated until 1975, the Foundation's roots trace back to 1958, when a boy with a developmental disability was born to a local family. It was important to them that their son would have a place to live and work when they were no longer able to care for him; they turned to the community for help with their quest. At about the same time, the Franconia Mennonite Conference established a committee as part of their mission entitled "Indian Creek Haven". The purpose of this mission was to provide outreach services to people living in the community with a developmental disability. It was this combination of one family's search for answers and the Franconia Mennonite Conference's mission that began the development of the organization that today touches more than 1200 lives in Bucks and Montgomery counties.

The connection to Mennonite churches in the area helped Indian Creek Foundation carve out a set of values that serve as guiding principles for the work being performed. Values such as compassion, mutual respect and meaningful relationships are the building blocks of the Foundation's Philosophy of Care. This philosophy, which is instilled in each employee, is the essence of what happens at the Foundation each day.

Today, the Foundation continues to be guided by the core values that were developed 40 years ago. Though service delivery methods have changed over time one thing remains true, the Foundation is dedicated to the people it provides services for. With an ever-growing staff, a committed Board of Directors and the support of the community, the Foundation is poised to impact even more lives. From residential services to recreational activities to employment services and services within the family home, Indian Creek Foundation remains steadfast in its mission and focused on its future goals.