Helps children and families in need and people with developmental disabilities.

Helps the emotional well-being of children, families, and communities by delivering a broad range of services and by providing research.

The Child Abuse Prevention Center seeks to significantly reduce the incidence of child abuse and neglect in Westchester County, New York.

The Children’s Hope Chest provides help to children in the community suffering from poverty, abuse, neglect and illness by promoting adult and youth volunteerism.

Provides community healthcare for the homeless.

El Centro Hispano’s mission is to assist, support, and strengthen Hispanic families; to help them become self- sufficient; and to ease their transition into their new culture while maintaining and enriching their own.

Family support for families with social and emotional difficulties

Head Start provides comprehensive education, health, and nutrition to low-income children and their families.

Youth programs, early childhood education, Veteran's outreach, support for adults with cognitive disabilities, such as Alzheimer’s disease.

Lifting Up Westchester restores hope to Westchester County’s men, women and children in need by providing them with food, shelter and support—and lifting them to greater self-sufficiency with dignity and respect.

Provides a gathering place, educational, health, social service, recreational programs, and advocates for improved services for the LGBT community.

Offers a counseling program, brief legal services and emergency shelter, for those suffering from domestic violence and human trafficking.

An eight bed shelter for single homeless men, Open Arms provides a full range of services for residents 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Helps to meet the needs of adults with serious mental illness being released from state institutions. Offers drug and alcohol rehab programs and listings for shelters

A community center for the youth and children. Provides homework Assistance, summer programs and programs for the formally incarcerated, unemployed, underemployed and programs for seniors.

We convene public and non-profit partners to identify children's needs and mobilize elected officials and the public to push for programs and policies that meet those needs.

The Department of Social Services is poised to meet these demands with an innovative holistic approach that combines job training, education, childcare, transportation and housing, and by initiating aggressive programs that lead to self-sufficiency.

Westchester Disabled On the Move Inc. serves people with disabilities through information and referral, aid finding housing, benefits advisement, advocacy, medicaid facilitated enrollment for seniors, the blind, and the disabled, and more.

Westchester Jewish Community Services (WJCS) strengthens communities by helping people of all ages and backgrounds overcome emotional, cognitive, physical and social challenges.

Provide children and youth ages 5 through 24, with the tools they need to become good citizens, and to the skills needed to become competent leaders of the 21st century. The Youth Bureau provides opportunities for today's youth to apply their energies and skills thus enabling them to believe in their futures and themselves.