Mckenzie Beasley
Co-Founder • Treasurer • Director
McKenzie Beasley is a mom to one autistic daughter, Veyla. She lives in Bedford and currently works in behavioral therapy, supporting autistic individuals and their families.
Becoming Veyla’s mom changed the way McKenzie saw the world. Navigating diagnoses, therapies, school, safety concerns, services, and all of the systems families are somehow expected to figure out showed her very quickly how overwhelming it can be to find the right help. She realized how often families are left to advocate for themselves.
Through both raising Veyla and working directly with autistic individuals, advocacy has become one of her biggest passions. She cares deeply about advocating alongside people whose voices aren’t always heard or respected and helping others understand how much of a difference patience, understanding, accommodations, and simply being willing to listen can make.
More than anything, she hopes to help create a community where disabled individuals and their families feel understood, supported, included, and like they truly have people standing beside them.
Mackenzie 'Mack' Milner
Co-Founder • President
Secretary • Director
Mackenzie Mack Milner works full time in IT and is a mom to two autistic little girls. She lives in Bedford, but trust that Bay County, Florida, is the most natural next chapter for Kins Village. After all, don’t we all have a second home?
As someone on the spectrum herself, Mack brings a unique perspective to advocacy through both her own lived experiences and as a mom navigating the world of disability alongside her daughters. With her daughter Joshlynne also having epilepsy, she knows firsthand that autism is rarely the only diagnosis a family is navigating.
Whether it’s epilepsy, intellectual disabilities, other co-occurring diagnoses, or complex medical needs, finding the right resources and support can feel like an endless search.
Mack is passionate about helping bridge those gaps and connecting families with resources that recognize the whole person and all of their needs, rather than focusing on just one diagnosis. She wants to help create a community where families feel understood, supported, and included, while building the kind of village she wishes had existed for her growing up and the one she wants her girls to grow up in.

Kins Village was founded by three friends brought together by a shared passion for creating a more supportive, inclusive, and understanding community for individuals and families of every ability.
Our Founders
Co-Founder • Community & Programs Officer • Director
Brianna Opincarne is a Bedford mom of two boys, one of whom is on the autism spectrum. When her son received his autism diagnosis, it opened the door to a greater understanding of his needs and the resources available to support him.
Along the way, Brianna experienced firsthand how much of a difference it makes to have people willing to share their knowledge, offer guidance, and remind you that you aren’t navigating everything alone.
She also discovered how difficult it can be for families to find the information, resources, and support they need. That experience became part of the inspiration behind Kins Village.
Brianna is passionate about creating a community where families can find connection, understanding, and the kind of support that made such a meaningful difference in her own life. Her hope is that Kins Village will help families feel less alone, more empowered, and confident that they have a community standing beside them.


Brianna Opincarne
Kins Village, Inc.
Indiana Nonprofit Corporation
September 4, 2026
Founded
Bedford, Indiana
Based in
Kins Village, Inc. is an Indiana nonprofit corporation created to support individuals with disabilities and neurodivergence and their families through resources, navigation, inclusive opportunities, education, safety initiatives, and community partnerships.
Organization Information
501(c)(3) Status
Application
Submitted
IRS Determination
Pending
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