August 22, 2012 Sunset Cruise to Benefit Keystone

Norwalk, CT, August 07, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Please join Keystone House for a Special Sunset Cruise to benefit Keystone, aboard the new 45 ft. Norwalk Seaport Association’s ferry on August 22, 2012. The cost is $50 per person and includes complimentary beverages and snacks during our narrated tour of the Norwalk Islands.

Call or email today for reservations and more information. 203-855-7920 x7818 Kfarrar@keystonehouse.org

Keystone House can accept Check, Cash, MasterCard and Visa. Call today with your credit card info or send payment to Kim Farrar, Keystone House Inc., 147 Main Street, Norwalk, CT 06851. Seating is limited. We are unable to hold reservations without full payment.

Guests are recommended to wear practical footwear and bring binoculars and cameras. Guests need to be at the dock, ready to board promptly at 5:45pm for this 6 - 8 pm cruise.

The mission of Keystone is to increase the ability of persons with disabilities to adjust to and remain in the community environments of their choice with personal success and satisfaction with as much independence as individually possible. Keystone’s residential services include two transitional housing programs, one long term housing program, a supportive apartment program and a psychosocial rehabilitation program. Keystone House, Inc. was incorporated in the state of Connecticut in 1972.

Keystone House was founded in 1972 as a non-profit organization providing rehabilitation services for individuals with psychiatric disorders. Keystone started with one home serving 12 clients, growing over the years to presently operating two group home level of care facilities with an additional facility providing long term supports. Our supported apartment program provides residential support for individuals with psychiatric disorders, those dually diagnosed with a co-occurring substance abuse disorder and those homeless or at risk of homelessness. The Community Living Center program offers social, cultural, educational, and rehabilitative programs as well as recreational opportunities. Currently, Keystone House programs and services assist nearly 300 clients per year.