Written by Wanying Yu
The Sangha Education Center, originally a historic Quaker home, likely dates back to the 18th century, making it one of the older houses in the area with an unmistakable charm from a bygone era. While some furniture has been modernized, the essence of the house’s historical significance still shines through. In 2022, Christine Keller officially transformed the house into a nonprofit educational center. The center is dedicated to providing a secure and nurturing environment for young individuals, particularly those with disabilities like autism, aiming to address their specific needs through diverse activities and educational methods. Keller’s mission is to create a serene and supportive atmosphere, uplifting the spirits of young people and facilitating their integration into society. She warmly welcomes new volunteers to join and contribute to her noble cause.
Wanying Yu 3 hrs, Ethen Yu 2 hrs
