Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation

The Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation, established in 1946 by Robert F. Kennedy in honor of his brother, Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., focuses on supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities. Its mission is to promote understanding, education, and innovative practices to enhance the quality of life and opportunities for those with cognitive challenges. The foundation funds research, advocacy, and programs to foster inclusion, independence, and dignity for people with intellectual disabilities, aiming to create more equitable communities through policy development and public awareness.