Strengthening Lives. Shaping Futures.

2017 ANNUAL REVIEW

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Westchester Jewish Community Services At the Annual Gala with honorees and WJCS board members Bruce Freyer, left, and Froma Benerofe, third left, are board president Neil Sandler, second left, CEO Alan Trager, Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino and COO Bernie Kimberg.

Celebrating the 35th anniversary of the pioneering Treatment Center for Trauma and Abuse now renamed Trager Lemp Center: Treating Trauma & Promoting Resilience are: from left, Deputy County Executive Kevin Plunkett; Liane Nelson, PhD, chief psychologist and director of the Trager Lemp Center; Pat Lemp, assistant executive director of clinic-based services; CEO Alan Trager; Joe Kenner, deputy commissioner, Westchester County Dept. of Social Services, and Michael Orth, Commissioner, Westchester County Department of Community Health.

Presenting a generous donation to help launch “Just Me,” a new WJCS pilot program for preschoolers are Alan Waxenberg and Natalie Robinson, fifth and sixth from left, chairs of the Metropolis Country Club Foundation. With them are, from left, Susan Lewen, chief development officer; Sarah Kayle, board member; Shannon Van Loon, assistant executive director, children, youth and family services; COO Bernie Kimberg, and Vicki Forbes, director of the infant-toddler programs. WJCS INSPIRED Dear Friends: Our continued focus on trauma, and its often devastating effects on the people we serve, has allowed WJCS to During 2017, the many faces of enhance all programs through an agency-wide training initia- WJCS continued to inspire our work tive that has fortified us as a trauma-informed agency; and we to provide the highest quality men- continue our leadership throughout the county in promoting a trau- tal health, trauma, youth, geriatric, ma-informed system of care. disabilities and home care services. Community partnerships and our direct work with individuals and The 20,000 strong and resilient faces families in local neighborhoods throughout Westchester bring the of our clients who conquer significant realities of poverty, race and the social determinants of health to the life challenges every day inspired us. We Alan Trager, forefront. Chief Executive Officer were inspired by the resilience of teens struggling with anxiety and depression; We thank the more than 750 WJCS staff members who work tire- the resolve of mothers participating in lessly to help vulnerable people and communities, our government, parenting classes to break the cycle of foundation and nonprofit partners who constantly remind us that trauma, violence and abuse; parents we cannot do this work alone, and the generous and dedicated dealing with the intense emotions of sup- Board of Directors, donors and volunteers who support our work. porting a transgender child; family mem- As we reflect on 2017, we note that one of us will be retiring in bers caring for their loved ones at the end 2018. “I am so proud, so appreciative, and so humbled as I of their lives; and the young adult with reflect upon my 42 years at WJCS and the incredible growth of our disabilities proudly stepping foot into his agency and the impact of our services over these many years,” Alan own apartment for the first time, with noted. “All those faces – of clients, staff, board and volunteers – will the support of his parents and our staff. forever stay with me and inspire me.” Neil J. Sandler, President The transformation of healthcare and We again express our gratitude to all those in the community that transition to a value-based system has strengthen our work and make WJCS proud and inspired! allowed WJCS to establish new and vibrant partnerships, embrace new technologies and expand our focus on using metrics to deter- Thank you. mine the results and impact of our work. This has helped us to more fully actualize the promise of improved client experiences, better health outcomes, greater cost-savings and increased work satisfac- tion for staff in our mental health clinics and services for people with disabilities.

Froma B. Benerofe Robert M. Stavis Jack Gross* Karen Blumenthal Roy Stillman Elizabeth Schoenberger* Ron Chaimowitz Suzanne Kogan Yearley Peggy Moses* President Carol Corbin Frank J. Spitalny Neil J. Sandler Meira Fleisch Honorary Members David G. Sacks* Bruce M. Freyer Alan R. Batkin Kenneth Weiser Vice Presidents Rosele Frishwasser Jane M. Batkin Herbert Fischgrund* Laurence D. Dobosh Ellen Gelboim Emily Grant Judy Tenney Victor Hershaft Debby Glasser Liz Jaffe Chester I. Thomson* Treasurer Philip Halper Hon. Nita M. Lowey Alan R. Batkin Mariquita Blumberg Lynn Jacobs Marvin E. Miller Froma B. Benerofe Barry Kaplan Maida Silver Robert L. Wolfe Secretary Sarah Kayle Cecile Singer Philip Halper Shirley Shwiel Laura Kleinhandler Frank J. Spitalny Harold D. Goldsmith* Assistant Secretary Meredith Kornreich Maida S. Silver, PhD Linda Plattus Robert Mensch Past Presidents Robert M. Stavis Carol Richards Mermey Aaron W. Davis* Michel Araten Directors Neil T. Rimsky Samuel J. Schur* Carol Corbin Louise Albin Loretta Rosenbaum Stanley Roth* Barry Kaplan David A. Alpert Nina Ross Edward N. Bratter* Michel Araten Adrian Schwartz Erwin Schwarz* *deceased 1 Stuart B. Glover* 2017

THROUGHOUT ITS 74-YEAR HISTORY, WJCS has grown and transformed to meet the needs of people of all ages and backgrounds in Westchester County—and this year was no different. WJCS intro- duced new programs and broadened its reach with the goal of continuing to provide outstanding care and assistance to Westchester residents. As is clear from just some of the following highlights of 2017, WJCS continues to strengthen the lives of people in almost every age and demographic group.

ENHANCING CLINICAL CARE To address the serious opioid epidemic sweeping the region and the US, WJCS acquired an enhanced clinic license to offer treatment for substance abuse to individu- als also struggling with a mental illness. Additionally, WJCS clinics expanded to offer “Intensive Out-Patient Services” for individuals at risk for hospitalization, or stepping down from a hospital, thereby reducing their need for emergency room visits or hospital stays.

In anticipation of healthcare reform moving toward value-based payment in 2020, WJCS clinics have been tracking “treatment outcomes,” to demonstrate the effectiveness of evidence-based treatment employed in the clinics. Care managers in Yonkers received intensive train- ing and supervision to help improve their engagement and outcomes in work with clients at risk for hospitalization, thanks to a grant from Montefiore. To further this effort, WJCS Educational Institute continued clinical trainings in evidence-based/outcome-oriented practice.

2 A YEAR OF ENHANCEMENT, EXPANSION, EMPOWERMENT AND CELEBRATION

All four WJCS clinics continue to offer Dialectical The Community Programs division, with 14 group Behavioral Therapy (DBT) in response to outcome data residences for individuals with intellectual and develop- demonstrating that it improves quality of life for clients mental disabilities began preparing to operate 12 apart- and reduces hospitalizations for high-risk individuals. ments in New Rochelle, as a result of an agreement with New York State and a real estate developer. Screenings for depression are administered to all clients by WJCS clinicians. The evaluation for and mon- Implementing a “person-centered” approach in ser- itoring of depression, the most common of all mental vices for individuals with disabilities remained a high priori- health diagnoses, enabled WJCS to improve its interven- ty. With an eye to increasing social interaction and physical tion plan, apply effective research-proven treatment and mobility, as well as promoting the importance of giving alleviate the debilitating condition. back, participants in group homes and Shelanu worked in a community garden and donated the vegetables to a local food pantry and made goodie bags for a homeless shelter.

The Vocational Center trained 70 individuals with disabilities in job-readiness skills and identified internship and placement opportunities. Relation- ships were forged with Jawonio, Girl Again, Apple and Berkeley College.

EMPOWERING CHILDREN AND PARENTS

The Parent-Child Center introduced a new infant curriculum with a six-week class for parents and a designated space for kids’ activities, thanks to $45,000 in funding from the Frog Rock Foundation. Meanwhile, the Westchester Community Foundation provided fund- EXPANDING PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUALS ing to expand the early childhood education program to WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES a sixth community — in Tarrytown. Furthermore, a par- ent-wellness campaign was incorporated with support POINT, the independent living community for from the Junior League on the Sound. The “Me Alone” young adults with developmental disabilities, pilot program helped three and four-year-olds develop expanded to 14 apartments in White Plains, as it celebrat- pre-kindergarten skills after they “aged out” of the ed its ninth year with 58 participants, the largest number Infant/Toddler program in Yonkers. in its history. 3 The After-School Academy in Mt. Vernon continued to chalk up impressive improvements in its elementary students’ academic performance. Over 70 percent of the students performing below grade level improved in at least one of the major subject areas: math, English language arts, science and history. The 250 students in the acad- emy benefited from an array of tutoring and enrichment activities including the new Storybook Hour that boost- ed reading appreciation skills. Partnerships with Pelham Arts, the Jacob Burns Film Center, Backyard Sports, and Mercy College continued to bolster the opportunities WJCS offers to students in underserved communities.

The Wiener Academy for Young Women launched “lunch-bunch” groups to support character development in elementary school girls living in Yonkers. Additional sup- CELEBRATING 35 YEARS OF PIONEERING TRAUMA TREATMENT port from UJA-Federation enabled students to enjoy music instruction, instrumental music and dance facilitat- ed by an artist in residence at Arts Westchester.

The number of LGBTQ youth served by Center Lane increased substantially, as did the number of parents taking part in Center Lane’s TransParentcy program. Center Lane, the only program available for LGBTQ teens in Westchester and transgender youth and their families, shone in the spotlight, while the nation grappled with , how to curb the health and societal risks they face.

EXPANDED FAMILY, EDUCATION SUPPORT A highlight of the year was the celebration of Jewish Programs boosted the number of support the 35th anniversary of the pioneering WJCS Treat- groups for caregivers and people with Alzheimer’s and ment Center for Trauma and Abuse. Its renaming as the related dementia. Programs that focus on infertility chal- Trager Lemp Center: Treating Trauma & Promoting Resil- lenges in the Jewish community were offered, thanks ience could not be more fitting. It recognizes the leading, to funding from UJA-Federation and collaboration with influential and life-saving work conducted by the Center’s the Shames JCC on the Hudson. Educational talks about first two directors, CEO Alan Trager and Pat Lemp, assis- the Holocaust and social opportunities for survivors were tant executive director of clinic-based services. Just this provided with support from The Conference on Jewish year alone, 450 sexually abused children were counseled Material Claims Against Germany. at the Trauma Center.

4 STRONGER THAN EVER

Perhaps the year’s most significant announcement was the retirement of long-time CEO Alan Trager in June 2018. Trager, who has led WJCS for 20 of his 42 years at the agency, shepherded its growth to a $42 million operation with a staff of more than 750. We thank Alan Trager for his innumerable contributions and his commitment to and love for WJCS and leaving it in a stronger-than-ever position.

BY THE NUMBERS:

n 20,000 Westchester residents served

n 70,000 mental health services provided to 4,300 individuals

n 2,000 direct services to families to ensure all children will be ready for school

n 1,420 members and staff of synagogues, day schools, independent and assisted living facilities, and JCCs were provided counseling, educational programming and support

n 850 meals were delivered to the homes of the elderly

n 400 older adults received care management services

n 97 adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities were supported in 14 residences

n 98 home health aides specially trained to care for people with dementia

n 700 high school teens were informed about pregnancy prevention and parenting

n 3,500 children were educated about ending the cycle of domestic and interpersonal violence 5 2017 Agency Awards

EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR Colleen Porrazzo, executive assistant and psychology internship coordinator, was recognized for being an incredible resource to many people in the agency and handling multiple demands with great efficiency while serving as the “go to” person for her colleagues.

BATKIN AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES Fay Roberts-Mitchell, nursing assistant, Bon Air House, was praised for being calm under pressure and available at all times to support the home’s residents who are primarily non-verbal and ensuring that their needs and wishes are met.

CLINICAL STAFF AWARD Joanne Ruckel, LCSW, assistant clinic director in the Mount Vernon Family Mental Health Clinic, is regarded as extremely committed to the entire clinic and dedicated to her clients, the staff and community. As co-leader of the DBT group, she thinks creatively and uses exceptional engagement skills and methods that work best for each client.

LEONARD ROHMER AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENT Elana Spira, PhD, director of research, was noted as an excellent teacher and critical thought partner. Her ability to organize complex research and apply scientific knowledge to program development improved the quality and effectiveness of WJCS services. Her creative, informed perspectives helped guide the development of agency initiatives.

HOME HEALTH AIDE OF THE YEAR Tracey Ann Nelson-Singleton is “dedicated and extremely patient, provides exemplary and consistent care to all her clients. She exudes positive energy and puts a great deal of care into her work even when facing the most difficult and challenging situations.”

SPECIAL RECOGNITION Mary Figueroa, community engagement specialist, won a Focus for a Future Award for her continued support and work in securing camp scholarships for Mt. Vernon children.

6 Leadership

EXECUTIVE STAFF Brenda Haas, LMSW, M.Ed, Coordinator, Mental Health GPS Sasha Hanchard, Residence Manager, Beach House Alan Trager, LCSW, Chief Executive Officer Joanne Helfrich, LCSW, Clinic Supervisor, Peekskill Family Mental Health Clinic Bernard Kimberg, LCSW, Chief Operating Officer Gayley Henry, BS, Program Coordinator, Community Programs Margarita Muñoz, MD, Medical Director Leslie Hernandez, Director of Admitting and Managed Care Administrator Debra Feldman, BS, CPA, Chief Financial Officer Kathryn Hickman, PhD, Coordinator JSO, Hartsdale Jeffrey Apotheker, PhD, Compliance Officer and Director, Quality Improvement Joyce Holz, BS, Accounting Supervisor & Mental Health Recovery Services Sophia Jamieson, BSN, Director, Nursing Services Milagros Rivera, MBA, Director, Human Resources Dawn Jardim, Residence Manager, Harrison House Liane Nelson, PhD, Chief Psychologist; Director, Trager Lemp Center: Treating Trauma and Promoting Resilience Donnamarie Jones, LCSW, Clinic Director, Peekskill Family Mental Health Center Jan Fisher, BS, Director of Public Policy and Government Relations Richard Jones, BA, Director, Training & Quality Assurance, Community Programs Patricia Lemp, LCSW, Assistant Executive Director, Clinic-based Services Diane Klein, MS, Coordinator of Habilitation & Behavioral Services, Community Programs Susan Lewen, BA, Chief Development Officer Carol Kobroff, MSW, Coordinator, Project Time-Out Clive Mascarenhas, BS, Chief Technology Officer Veronica Lalomia, Payroll Supervisor Shannon Van Loon, Ed. M., Assistant Executive Director, Children, Youth and Family Services Caitlin Leon, LMSW, Coordinator of YPA Christopher Libby, PhD., Assistant Director and Coordinator, DBT Program Micheline Malow, PhD, Director, Weinberg Learning Center ADMINISTRATIVE/LEADERSHIP STAFF Eva Mason, BS, Residence Manager, Chai House Ericka McCabe, AS, Residence Manager, Hudson Terrace Janet Alpert, MA, Director of Residential Services, Community Programs Tresha McIntyre, BA, Director of Clinical Services, Community Programs John Alterman, LCSW, Director, Hartsdale Family Mental Health Center; Director, Kathleen E. McKay, PhD, Coordinator, Court Assessment Program Educational Institute Tomika Miller, BA, Residence Manager, Palmer House Beverly Alvarez, MS, Program Director, Academic and Career Support, Mary J. Blige Center Catherine Mitchiner, Residence Manager, Bon Air House Miriam Arond, MA, Director of Marketing and Communications William Mullane, PhD, Regional Director for Behavioral Health Services, Alissa Baalbaki, LCSW, Clinic Director, Yonkers; EAP Coordinator Southern Westchester Cheryl Birnbaum, LCSW, Director, Jewish Programs Carolyn Murphy, LCSW, Director, Family Matters and Care Management Shari Birnbaum-Baum, LCSW, Coordinator, Partners in Caring Maria-Elena Netrosio, MA, Coordinator, MSC Ann Brammer, LCSW, Clinic Director, Mt. Vernon Family Mental Health Clinic Katherine O’Donnell, MS, Coordinator, Sunshine Social Club Monica Brennan, LMSW, Supervisor, Yonkers DDO Sandra Perry, BA, Residence Manager, Claudet House Rodney Campbell, BS, Residence Manager, Maple House Jessica Piecyk, MSW, Assistant Program Director, Parent-Child Home Program Ebony Carelock, M.Ed, Program Director, Wiener Academy for Young Women, Jill Phillips, BSN, RN, Director, Nursing Services Mary J. Blige Center Colleen Porrazzo, Executive Assistant and Psychology Internship Coordinator Jean-Carlos Castro, MBA, Assistant Controller Deborah Procino, MBA, Director, Revenue and Reimbursement Nicole Costa Braithwaite, LCSW, Assistant Program Director, HOSTOS Areta Reid, BA, Residence Manager, Cannon House Marna Cohen, PhD, Coordinator, Psychology Externship Erica Rice, BA, Revenue Accounting Manager Cheoka Coleman, LMSW, Assistant Program Director, Family Matters Valerie Rissman, LCSW, Supervisor, NHTD/TBI Service Coordination Patrice Cuddy, BA, Director, Parent-Child Home Program Gillian Rittmaster, LMSW, Pathways to Care Coordinator Hope Cunningham, MPA, Program Coordinator, Community Programs Joanne Ruckel, LCSW, Assistant Clinic Director, Mt. Vernon Family Mental Health Clinic Sheri Curro, Client Information Systems Manager Paula Santa-Donato, LCSW, Director of Youth Services Robin L. Davies-Small, MS, Program Coordinator, Shelanu Alison Savitch, LCSW, Assistant Program Director, POINT Zoila De La Rosa, Residence Manager, Gramatan House Rachel Scherer, MS, Privacy Officer Suzanne DeLasho, LCSW, Regional Director for Behavioral Health Services William Schollmeyer, Director, Facilities Management Diana Dlugash, MS, Director of Client Information Systems & Strategic Initiatives Deborah Schrag, MSW, Coordinator, Cash Relief & Holocaust Services Suzanne Doll, LMSW, Program Director, Linkages & Youth Success Jill Schreibman, LCSW, Coordinator, Career>Connect Employment Services Eleanor Einzig, LCSW, Coordinator, Geriatric Outreach Services Lisa Scott, BA, Program Director, Center Lane Lee Englander, MA, Program Coordinator, Autism Center William Siburn, BS, Controller Leroy Ennis, LCSW, Director of Yonkers School Based Services Rebecca Sigman, MPA, Community Engagement Manager Diana Eppolito, BS, Development Officer Jane Slevin, MS, Pathways to Care Coordinator Maryellen Esposito, Senior Office Manager Elana Spira, PhD, Director, Research Judy Fink, LCSW, Director, Geriatric Services Carrie Steen-LeGrand, Residence Manager, Bryant House Vicki Forbes, LCSW, Program Director, Building Better Beginnings Laura Stein, LMSW, Coordinator, COMPEER & Infant-Toddler Learning Center Rosemarie Stewart, BS, Residence Manager, Claremont House Jean Fray, BA, Residence Manager, Valdale House Beth Thompson, LCSW, Program Director, Margaret’s Place Rabbi Michael Goldman, MA, Coordinator, Senior Programs in Mt. Vernon Sylvana Trabout, LCSW, Assistant Director, Trager Lemp Center: Treating Trauma Antoinette Goss, BA, Program Coordinator, Health Homes & Promoting Resilience, Coordinator, Partner Abuse Intervention Program Nicole Goudreau-Green, LCSW, DSS Clinic Coordinator Amanda Vassallo, LCSW, Assistant Clinic Director, Yonkers Family Mental Health Center Zilah Gradwohl, MS, Learning Center Supervisor Maria Velez-Green, LCSW, Program Director, SCOPES Barbara Greene, MPH, Director, POINT Program Shamar Watson, LMSW, Program Director, Mt. Vernon After-School Academy Patricia Grossman, LCSW, Director, Outpatient Services for the Developmentally Disabled Rabbi Pamela Wax, MA, Spiritual Care Coordinator, Jewish Programs Consuelo Guerrero, LCSW, Supervisor, Yonkers Treatment Center for Trauma & Abuse; Ellen Weisberg, LMSW, Coordinator of Project Seed, Jewish Programs Latino Community Liaison 7 Sharon Wu, MS, PHR, SHRM-CP, Human Resources Manager Financial Statement

WESTCHESTER JEWISH COMMUNITY SERVICES AND AFFILIATES COMBINED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF JUNE 30, 2017 AND 2016.

2017 2016 ASSETS CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 2,020,666 2,593,601 RECEIVABLES 5,407,813 5,600,485 INVESTMENTS 31,707,381 27,651,040 PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT NET 9,210,514 9,193,328 OTHER ASSETS 306,274 275,320 TOTAL ASSETS 48,652,648 45,313,774

LIABILITIES ACCRUED EXPENSES AND OTHER PAYABLES 8,336,573 9,101,020 LOANS PAYABLE 3,653,368 3,962,435 TOTAL LIABILITIES 11,989,941 13,063,455

NET ASSETS UNRESTRICTED 17,773,614 16,359,449 TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED 15,088,938 13,949,613 PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED 3,800,155 1,941,257 TOTAL NET ASSETS 36,662,707 32,250,319

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 48,652,648 45,313,774

WESTCHESTER JEWISH COMMUNITY SERVICES AND AFFILIATES COMBINED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2017 AND 2016.

SUPPORT AND REVENUE–OPERATING PUBLIC SUPPORT: 2017 2016

UJA/FEDERATION 2,130,492 2,194,774 CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS 3,926,216 3,124,577 SPECIAL EVENT NET OF EXPENSES 568,688 697,414 TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT 6,625,396 6,016,765

REVENUE: FEES AND GRANTS FROM GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 29,628,008 28,545,159 NON-GOVERNMENT FEES AND OTHER 2,536,654 2,414,967 INVESTMENT AND RENTAL INCOME 1,060,192 1,354,087 TOTAL REVENUE 33,224,854 32,314,213

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE 39,850,250 38,330,978

EXPENSES - OPERATING: PROGRAM SERVICES – CLINIC 9,305,798 9,095,697 PROGRAM SERVICES – COMMUNITY BASED 8,853,817 8,398,347 PROGRAM SERVICES – SERVICES FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED 12,857,274 12,569,245 PROGRAM SERVICES – HOME CARE 3,535,047 3,314,997 MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL 4,828,762 4,793,506 FUNDRAISING AND DEVELOPMENT 251,571 245,850 TOTAL EXPENSES – OPERATING 39,632,269 38,417,642

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS - OPERATING 217,981 (86,664)

NON-OPERATING REVENUE UNREALIZED GAIN (LOSS) ON INVESTMENTS 2,394,252 (2,164,678) PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED SUPPORT 1,800,155

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 4,412,388 (2,251,342)

8 OPERATING EXPENSES WJCS IS: • Licensed to operate mental health clinics by the FUNDRAISING NYS Office of Mental Health (OMH) including integrated AND DEVELOPMENT mental health and substance abuse services. MANAGEMENT 1% FAMILY MENTAL AND GENERAL HEALTH CLINICS • Approved to provide Home Health and Traumatic 12% 24% Brain Injury services and operate a Home Health HOMEHOME CARE CARE Training Program by the NYS Department of Health. 9% • Certified to operate Intermediate Care Facilities, Individualized Residential Alternatives and Community Residences by the NYS Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD). • Accredited by the American Psychological Association as a training site for pre-doctoral psychology fellows. • Licensed by the Child Care Council of Westchester to provide childcare for school-aged children. • Rated as meeting all standards by the Better Business Bureau of New York. • An affiliate of Compeer, Inc. COMMUNITY BASED PROGRAM SERVICES FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED 22% WJCS CONTRACTS WITH OR RECEIVES 32% PROGRAM SPECIFIC SUPPORT FROM: • Federal Emergency Management Agency • U.S. Department of Education • U.S. Department of Health & Human Services • U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE • New York State Department of Health INVESTMENT AND • New York State Office of Children and Family Services RENTAL INCOME UJA/FEDERATION NON-GOVERNMENT 3% 5% • New York State Office of Mental Health FEES AND OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS 7% AND GRANTS • New York State Office for People with 11% Developmental Disabilities • New York State Office of the Aging • Westchester County Office of the County Executive • Westchester County Board of Legislators • Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health • Westchester County Department of Senior Programs & Services • Westchester County Department of Social Services • Westchester County Department of Probation • Westchester County Office for Women • Westchester County Youth Bureau • City of Yonkers Community Development Block Grant FEES AND (CDBG) GRANTS FROM GOVERNMENT AGENCIES • Putnam/Northern Westchester Board of Cooperative 74% Education (BOCES) • The School Districts of Chappaqua, Briarcliff, Harrison, Mt. Vernon, New Rochelle, Ossining, The complete audited financial statements including related notes and the Lederer, Levine & Associates, Peekskill, Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow, White Plains LLC opinion as independent auditors, may be obtained by writing to Westchester Jewish Community and Yonkers Services, 845 North Broadway, White Plains, NY 10603 or to the New York State Department of Law, • Town of Cortlandt Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271. • Montefiore Hospital DSRIP Coordinated Behavioral WJCS has met all standards of the Better Business Bureau Philanthropic Advisory Service Health Services and is listed in the New York Giving Guide. Our IRS Form 990 can be accessed by going to: www.wjcs.com/financial990 • Hudson River HealthCare 9 Thank You To Our Generous Supporters The donors listed below empower WJCS to provide exceptional human services to people throughout Westchester. We salute WJCS’ Board of Directors, volunteers, UJA-Federation of New York, New York State and Westchester County government agencies, charitable founda- tions and dedicated individuals who have demonstrated a strong commitment and financial assistance to WJCS in 2017. Because of you, WJCS offers outstanding evidence-based care and programs to thousands of families.

INDIVIDUALS Maria Battista Barbara Bluestone and Alan Heller Carole and Ronald Chaimowitz Jenny and David Dinoffer Richard and Anita Abraham-Inz Shari and Arnie Baum Joyce and Robert Blumberg Judith Chananie Gary Disher and Marge Fisher Alex and Joanne Abrahams Caroline Bauman Mariquita and Matthew Blumberg Eugene Chang and Sally Leung Laurence and Gail Dobosh Valerie and Steven Abrahams Mark and Deborah Bauman Karen and David Blumenthal Stephen and Deborah Chapin Arlene and Avrom Doft David Abrams Chanin Becker and Joshua Rosen Renee Blumenthal Sharon and Howard Charles Leslie and Mitchell Dorf Kenneth and Kimberly Ackerman Jill Becker Leslie Bogen Zina Charlip Wendy and Robert Dorf Susan Ackerman Vivian Becker Bonnie and Scott Boilen Debra and Rodger Cherry Leo and Doris Dreyfuss Joshua and Leslie Adler Shari and Joel Beckman Sue Bolen Eileen Chieco Leslie Dubin Anna Aiello-Kirschner Audrey Beerman Barbara Bolshon and Michael Picheny Ann Chin and Martin Ozdoba Alex Dubro Richard Albert and Brenda Haas Daniel Bellows Jodi and John Boockvar Shari and Marvin Kutner Chinitz Kenneth and Paula DuBroff Nancy Albertson Maxine Bellus Nadira Boodhoo Smith Lucia Chiocchio Michael and Patricia Dweck Louise Albin and Susan Cohen Amy Benerofe Anita and Randall Borkenstein Phillip Chonigman Leah and Noah Edelson John and Nancy Alderman Froma and Andrew Benerofe Teresa and Michael Brady Joanne and Barry Citrin Katherine Edgell Mary Alexander Jory and Jenn Benerofe Andrea and John Brandt Fred and Joyce Claar Mavis Edme Murray Alon Mark and Helena Benerofe Janis Braun Vicki Cobb Tova and Barry Effron Stuart and Lisa Alperin Mitchell and Ada Benerofe Julie and Warren Breakstone Charlotte Cobbs Michele Egan David and Leslie Alpert Idie Benjamin Barbara Brennan Laurel Coben and Travis Epes Barbara and Robert Ehudin Norman and Jane Alpert Deborah and Samuel Beran Candace Brennan Bruce and Jill Cohen Kate Eichel Doug Alpuche Nancy and David Berdon Stephen and Nancy Brenner Fredda Cohen and Eric Nussbaum Stephen and Lisa Eisenstein Liat and Daniel Altman Greta Berenbaum Richard Brescia and Herbert Cohen Michal Elias Jessica and Mark Anfang Mitch Berg and Leni Sabina Klaimitz Barbara Fastenberg Karen and Raymond Cohen Paul and Barbara Elliot Anonymous Fredda Berger Peter and Liza Breslin Libby and Richard Cohen Jeffrey and Audrey Elliott William and Bonnie Apfelbaum Samuel and Trisanne Berger Lori and Jeffrey Brodsky Linda Cohen Michele Elyachar Helen and Robert Appel Dana Berk Ellen Brooks and Marshall Cohen Lisa Cohen Todd and Hillary Emmerman Ellen Arad Elisabeth and Alan Berkeley Nancy and Roger Brooks Louise and Robert Cohen Sharon Epperson Michel and Abby Araten Wendy and Howard Berk Elizabeth Brown Richard and Emily Cohen Diana Eppolito Robert Arbucci William and Ronit Berkman Howard Brown Susan Cohen Erica and Lawrence Epstein Jessica and Scott Cohn Lynmarie and Thomas Ertz “Giving to WJCS fulfills my vision of Tikkun Olam Joan Kirschenbaum Cohn and Max Escher because it serves everyone, of all backgrounds, Peter Cohn Tami Escobar Ann Coleman Ann Marie Evanko in Westchester.” Anne Conneely Mary Beth Evans and Daniel Moretti Melanie Cooperman Helene Armet Annette and Harry Berkowitz Rhoda Brown Raif and Elena Ezratty Judith Coppola Joel and Leanne Arnow Ezra and Marilyn Berkowitz Rowena and Ahmed Brown Sheila Fabrizio Carol and Herbert Corbin Rose Ann and Simon Aronin Peter and Phyllis Berland Sonia Brown Robert Fagenson Starlene Corrado Ellie Aronowitz and Mike Witkes Morton and Marilyn Berman Jacqueline Bruskin Ruth and Fred Fahrbach Alice and Louis Corti Ronnit Aronsky Brett and Lori Bernstein Harris Brustein, M.D. Jodi and Bruce Falbaum Marianne Costabile Julia and Sy Aryeh Daniel Bernstein Lillian Buller Linda Falk Catherine Courtney Dana Asher Mitchell and Joanne Bernstein Joy and Steve Bunson Debbie and Paul Farfel Alison and Ellis Cousens Sandra Aufrichtig Nadia Bernstein Aileen and Edward Burdick Joyce Fechter Peter Cowden David and Shari Augarten Brenda Berry Catherine and Michael Burton Shari Feig Sara Cremins Judith and David Azrin Deborah Bers Jody and Daniel Burton Minda Feinberg Sindy and Kenneth Croen Herbert and Melissa Baer Lisa and Mark Bezos Alissa and Seth Butterfass Judith and Martin Feingold Lester and Toby Crystal Simon Baker and Bobbi Leis Ellen Biblowitz and Richard Cohn Barbara Byington Phyllis Feingold Kim and Ilan Cyzner Carrie and Andrew Bank Bryan Bielawski Julia Caccavale Susan Feir Andrea and Paul Dabbar Erica Baren Mark and Gloria Bieler Lorraine Caesar Arnold and Lynn Feld Peggy and Russell DaSilva Stuart Barish and Judith Bernstein Ellen Bierman Lori and Michael Calamari Andrew and Mindy Feldman Mary Davidson Ellen Barlis Mark and Tracey Bilski Heidi and Peter Candell Frederick and Naomi Feldman Rachel and Derek Davis Susan Barr Gail Alexander Binderman Joseph Carlucci Sheldon Feldman and Gayle Saunders Ilene and Irwin Davison Vivienne Barr-Braun and Perry Braun Cheryl Birnbaum and Lyle Liberman Ann Carmel and Rabbi Daniel Wolk Haley Ferraro Jude Dayani Robyn Barron Amy and Eric Bitterman John Carton and Wendy Rowden Lauren Ferrucci Marci DeBenedictis Anthony Bartolomeo Jordan Black Rachel Casanova Lynne Savitz Feuer and Scott Feuer Nicolette Dekens Morris Barzilai and Merrill Black Jeri and Andy Casden Gloria Fields and Andrew Seligson Patricia and Michael DeMarco Lisa Lieberman Barzilai Adolph and Janet Blank Colleen Cassidy Lisa and Ross Fieldston Janet Demuth Erin Bass Richard Blaser Robert Castellano Madeline Finesmith Beth Desberg Elisabeth Bassin and Douglas Ulene Bonni and David Bleustein Lena Cavanna Judy and Steven Fink Laura Desmarais Rosemarie Bastone and Mary J. Blige Judith and Michael Cavino Rosalind Finkel Lisbeth and Eugene Devlin Theresa Bastone Gerald Blitstein and Randye Kaplan Donald Cecil Phyllis and Frank Finkelstein Shari and Barry Dinaburg Alan and Jane Batkin Charles and Brenda Block Joan and Steve Cela Brian Finn, DDS

10 Cyndi and Greg Fischer Jeffrey and Susan Goldenberg Elizabeth and Marc Hartzman Francine and Robert Kaplan Robert and Linda Kurtz Jennifer and Brett Fischer Lester Goldfischer Kathryn Haslanger Sandra and Andrew Kaplan Scott and Tyana Kurtz Jan and David Fisher Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Nancy Hawkins Tom and Mary Jane Karger Kurz Family Foundation Roberta and Robert Fisher Harrison and Diana Goldin Samantha Hawson Rosalind and Gary Karlitz Stephen and Doreen Kushel Victoria Fisher Chloe Goldman Elizabeth and Sean Healy Eric Karp and Betsy Weiser Carol and Steven Kushnick Fran Fishman Jessica Goldman Pamela Heckel Dan and Juli Karson Stephanie Kutin-Senzon Elise and Noel Flagg Patricia Goldman Naomi and Jeffrey Heftler Leslie and Richard Kaskel Thomas and Karen Lalli Avi Flax Brad, Cimone and Sydney Goldman David Heiser David Kasman Elizabeth and David Lampert Thomas and Meira Fleisch Sue Ellen and Peter Goldman Rachel and Shai Held Joan and Stephen Kass Jay and Eve Landau Mark Fleischner Eric and Pam Goldschmidt Cindy and Randy Heller Stephen Kass and Leslie Robinson Laura Landau Donald Fleishaker and Penny Goldsmith and Bob Meyerson Lesley and Evan Heller Loryn and Michael Kass Alan and Linda Landis Judith Moschera DelRene Goldsmith Sheri and Ronald Hellman Gary and Leslye Katz Janet Langsam Stanley and Martine Fleishman Rabbi Howard Goldsmith and Eric Hemel and Barbara Morgen Robert Katz Sidney and Ruth Lapidus Aimee Florin Rabbi Jen Goldsmith Heather Hemsley Joseph Kaufman and Janet Korins George Lasky Stacey Follman Melissa Goldstein Ruth and Stephen Hendel Mark and Carole Kaufman Brian and Alison Lattman Dan and Linda Forman Peter Goldstein and Kathy Rubenstein Madeline Hendricks Richard and Rosalind Kaufman Kenneth and Margaret Lau Herbert and Dorothy Fox Wayne Goldstein and Joy Henshel Rita and David Kaufman Samuel Lauria Veronica and Anargiros Frangos Tara Slone-Goldstein Melinda and Michael Herman Beth and Gene Kava Howard and Ellen Lazarus Carol and Mortimer Frank Bennett and Cindy Golub Victor and Yvette Hershaft Kenneth and Robin Kay Mark and Silvia Lederman Harley Frank and Dori Fromer Robert Goodman and Jayne Lipman Stephen Herzberg, D.D.S., P.C. Chip and Sheryl Kaye Michael and Lisa Leffell Andrew and Joan Frankle Amanda Goodstadt Peter Hess and Debbie Kenyon Bruce and Sarah Kayle Steven and Clarissa Lefkowitz Bruce and Dana Freyer James and Denise Goodwin Sunil and Blanca Hirani Elizabeth Keefe Peter and Eileen Lehrer David and Monica Fried Gary Gordon and Jamie Beck Gordon Barbara Hirsch Josephine Kellman Amy and Adam Lehrhoff Sheila and Robert Friedland Marne Gorman David and Ellen Hirsch Michael and Lois Kempler Dennis Leibowitz Sylvia and Sheldon Friedman Ruth and David Gottesman Nancy and Joel Hirschtritt Doris Kempner Richard and Donna Leroy Rosele and Daniel Frishwasser Robin and Scott Gottlieb Mark Holland Rosemary Kempner Andrew Levin Robert and Donna Fryd Eric Gradel Ellen and Jacob Hollander Meredith and Joel Kent Leslie Effron Levin and Jason Levin Sue and Kenneth Fuirst Carole Graham Barbara and David Horowitz Susan and Robert Kerrigan Susanna Levin Stephanie Furtsch Yvette and Larry Gralla Dacia Horowitz Ana Kertesz Michelle and David Levine Pamela Futrsch Keith Grant Kimberley Hostetler and Bruce Reuben Helen and Robert Kestenbaum Shari Levine Todd Gagne and Liane Nelson Veronica Grassi Susan Hostetler Sharon Kevy and Craig Solar Sandee Levinson Doreen and Donald Gallotti Helene and Richard Gray Kelley Housman Geraldine Keyes and Michael Safran Liza and Eric Levy Patricia Gantz Ileen Greenberg Kristin Howard Bernie and Judith Kimberg Alan and Judith Levy Beth Ganz Judy Greenberg Leslie Hughes Jane Kimmel and Rob Sheardson David Levy Howard and Nancy Ganz Marilyn Greenberg Jill and Rick Hyman Janice Kirschner Lawrence and Diane Levy Karen Ganz and Joe Morein Michele and Ross Greenburg Carla and Philippe Ifrah Ruth Kirschner Michael Lewen Melanie and Michael Garfinkle Linda and Howard Greene Gina Imperato Rob Kissner Sarah Lewen Meredith Garmon Diane and Marc Greenwald Roxann Intriligator Simon and Dara Klarfeld Susan and Barry Lewen Jay and Laurie Gates Mindy Greenwald Paul and Karen Isaac Laura and David Kleinhandler Ellen and Paul Lewis Michael and Lauren Gaviser Carol Gregory Barbara Israel Wendy and Scott Kleinman Meryl Lewis Ellen and Moshe Gelboim Cyrus Grillo Lois and Jay Izes Stephen Klepner Bill and Gloria Lewit Lauren Gellert Susan and Daniel Groner Elizabeth and Charles Jacobs Richard and Nora Klion-Wolloch Monett Librizzi-Cioffi Wendy and Jeff Gendel Steven Grossblatt and Elise Kamen Larry Jacobs Shayna Klopott Genette and Bruce Lieb Susan Gerbino Amy Grossman Lynn and William Jacobs Robert Koch Shannon Lines Joseph and Lisa Germano Steven and Elizabeth Gruber Sherry and Stephen Jacobs Reka Koerner Margot Linton Ruth Gershaon Leah Gruenberg Mark and Deborah Jacoby Ella and Sam Kohn Stuart and Elisabeth Lipton Constance Gerzog Sandra and Jack Gruenberg Liz and Alan Jaffe Irene Kohn and Harold Silverman Leslie and Jeffrey Liss Deirdre and Raymond Gibbons Sandra Grundman Evelyn Jakabovics Lois Kohn-Claar and Gary Claar Norma and Nathan Litman David and Judy Gilberg Judith Guccione Aimee and Brian Jalazo Arlene and Stuart Kolbert Peggy and Tom Locastro Adam and Susan Gilbert Amy and Simon Guenzl Peter and Eve Jaskow Karen Kolodny Diana and Charles Locke Carol Gingold Steven Guggenheim and Priscilla Jean-baptiste Mark and Cathy Kolovson Barbara Loebel Susan Wolman Samuel and Joan Ginsburg Tyler and Jesse Jenner Kevah and Michele Konner Samuel Lombara Adaria Gurinsky Joan Gips Dennis Jobin Juliet Konvisser Diane and Don Lombardi Cesar and Karin Guzman Stephen and Laurie Girsky Jo Lynne Jones Cindy Korenberg Lee Lowell Philip and Lyn Halper Debby and David Glasser Melissa Jones and Howard Schur James and Meredith Kornreich Victoria Lusk Elly and Steve Hammerman Allan and Marilyn Glick Neil Klein and Susanne Jones Emily Faust Korzenik Arthur and Phyllis Lux Colleen, Theresa, Joyce Elissa and Jonathan Glickman Ellyn Josef Denise and Jeffrey Koslowsky Lance Lynford and Marion Morgenthal or Joseph Hanczor Jill and Barry Glickman Stanley Josephson and Lori and Robert Kost Joan Lynton Alice Hand James and Elaine Glover Rita Jackaway Freedman Ira Kotler Margaret Macchetto Brian Hand Janet and Sandy Gold Junior League of Pelham Michael and Lauren Kraver Bridgette Magee Rebecca Hanifin Lauren Gold and Corey Laing Gail and Kenneth Jurist Stephanie Kreismann Laura and Salvatore Maglietta Edward and Donna Harley Stephanie Gold Marc Kalikow Dennis and Lynette Kretzmer Seth Mandelbaum William and Deirdre Harnaga Kimberley and David Goldban Rhonda and Kalvin Kamien Eleanor Krieger Susan and Seth Mandelbaum Audrey and Jerry Harnik Deborah and Jack Goldberg Cynthia Kanner Jules and Lynn Kroll Deane and Abbe Marcus Debra Harris and Mark Lasky Hannah Goldberg Steve and Michelle Kanner Anne Krupman Helen and Lawrence Marcus Daniel and Barbara Harrison Starr and Stanley Goldberg Laurence and Sheila Kantor Mona and James Kunen Nancy and Lawrence Marcus Catherine Hart Susan Goldberger Barbara Lewis Kaplan Stacey Kurtis Phyllis and Irwin Margolin Evelyn and James Hartman Emily Golden Barry and Rikki Kaplan Debra Kurtz Marie Silverman Marich

11 Cookie and Harris Markhoff Sarah Nichols Carrie Rice Pam and Paul Rubin Catharine and William Shirley Maxine and Stephen Marks Maggie Nielsen Arlene Richards Joanne Ruckel and William Potter Sam Shirley Staci and Steven Marlowe Roger Nitkin Patricia Richards Jeanne and Robert Rudell Judith and Bert Shlensky Elizabeth Marrinan Ann Noone Mindy Richenstein Sylvia Ruiz Sarah Shonbron Kevin and Susan Marrinan Ira and Helen Nordlicht Susan Rietti Valerie Ryan David Shulman Cynthia Martin Lauren and Craig Nossel Neil Rimsky and Celia Sachs Mindy and Steve Shulman Edgar and Margery Masinter Leslie and Henry Novack Marilyn Kneller-Rimsky Meryl Sachs-Kantro Shirley and Hymie Shwiel Bernard and Barbara Masur Stuart Novick Amy Rinzler Judy and Kenneth Sagat William Siburn and David Thomas Dorothy and Bob Matza William Null and Lauren Thaler Elayne Riskin Melissa Saintil Lilian and Arthur Sicular Alex and Karen Mauskop Caroline Nussbaum Valerie Rissman Stacey Saiontz Marlene Siegel Karen McCabe Daniel O Connell Annelia Ritter Benita and Craig Samuels Susan and Michael Siegel Sueann Mccarthy Daniel and Jane Och Gillian and Peter Rittmaster Matt Sandler Andrea and Daniel Sieger Rosemary McClare Herbert and Judy Oestreich Yeskeila Rivera Neil and Wendy Sandler Arlette and Stuart Sieger Sara McDonald Erin O’Neil William and Patricia Robbins Scott Sandler Rebecca Sigman Eileen and Timothy McKeon Paula Oppenheim Alisa and Jonathan Roberts David and Amy Sass Edith Silberstein Laurie and Larry Medvinsky Barbara and Lawrence Orans Andrea and Calvin Roberts George and Phyllis Saul Stacey and Jeffrey Silberzweig Marla and Jonathan Mehlman Allison and Michael Ostow Jane Roberts Michelle Sawyer Fiona and Steve Silver Anne Meltzer and Frederick Wang Carole and Mitchell Ostrove Frederick Robin and David and Jane Schaiman Maida and Howard Silver Alan and Monique Mensch Joan Pachner Amy Harrison Robin Susan Scharf Carol Silverman Robert and Reggi Mensch Kathy Pandekakes David and Kyra Robinov Naomi Schechter Louise and Jason Silverman Carol Richards Mermey Yale and Lori Paprin Stuart and Anne Robinowitz Mae and Robert Scheff Wendi Silverman and Steven Mermey Joshua Parker and Debra Kittay-Parker Laurabeth and Rand Rodgers Michael and Carol Scheffler Lucy and David Simkins Nicola and Mark Meskin Sharon and David Parker Andrew and Lisa Rodman Rosalyn Scheidlinger Stephanie and David Simon Eric and Hillary Messer Carole and Ronald Parlato Tobi and Martin Rogowsky Elise and Robert Schepp Joetta and Vincent Simonetti Lisa Messinger and Aaron Panken William and Maureen Parsley Kathy Roman Jonathan and Brenda Scher Cecile Singer Kim and Evan Meyers Pell Wealth Partners Greg Romer Renni Schioppo Valerie Sirani Michael and Eileen Meyers Phyllis Pearle Aran Ron Judy and Bobby Schmeidler Richard Skeen Lisa Mezzetti and Linda Soldo Susan and Michael Pearson Sandra Priest Rose Stephen and Rosemary Schmelkin Diana Sklar Jane Migdol Darren and Jayne Peister Diane and Donald Rosen Shari and Corey Schneider Jane and Kenneth Slevin Margot and Daniel Milberg Miriam Pena Felicia and Barry Rosen Esther Mildner Sondra and David Peretz Robert and Beverly Milich Lori Perla “Providing support to youth has a lifetime of impact. Alison Miller Lee Perlman and Linda Reifberg Andrea Miller Isobel Perry I donate to WJCS because of the outstanding work Berenice Miller Andrew and Julie Peskoe they do with young people.” Cathy Miller Nancy and Stephen Petscheck-Kohn Jillian Miller Stacey Philips Gail Rosen Kenneth and Teena Miller Irving and Sharon Picard William and Debbie Schrag Kelly and Michael Slomsky Joan and Seth Rosen Laura Miller Ed and Beverly Picker Rhonda and Seymour Schreiber Barbara and Richard Smith Beth Rosen and Lloyd Schloss Lori and Adam Miller Seth and Linda Plattus Adam Schur Mary and Ed Smith Valerie and Robert Rosen Morgan and Marjorie Miller Eva Platzner Ben Schwartz Leslie Smithey Edith Rosenbaum Robyn and Todd Miller Thomas Pohlmann Judith Schwartz Alexander and Roberta Socolof Loretta and Richard Rosenbaum Ruth Miller Jillian Pohly Lisa Schwartz Jennifer and Bart Sokol Sandra and Dan Rosenbaum Susan and Stephen Miller Sharon and Joshua Polan Lori and Steven Schwartz Michael Sokoloff DDS, PLLC Dara and David Rosenberg Mel and Karen Mindich Carol Polansky-Holt Nancy and Ted Schwartz Edward and Jennifer Solari Gary and Denise Rosenberg Wilfred and Arlene Minkin Betsy Polatsch Sanford and Alyce Schwartz George and Barbara Sommerfeld Michael Rosenberg Sara and Sam Minnitti Alison and David Politziner Robyn Seff Jocelyn and Scott Sontag Suzanne and Michael Rosenberg Miriam Minor Leslie and Yvonne Pollack Sharon and Peter Seibold Julie Souza Yael and Sandy Rosenberg Susan Miron and Alan Schwartz Caryl and Peter Poser Suzanne Seiden and Kevin Thurm Melissa Sparr Lillian Rosenblatt Marcy Modica Mindy and Allen Prenner Blair and Evelyn Selber Allison Spiegel Eric and Fran Rosenfeld Robert and Laura Mogil Tina and Steven Price Janet and Isaiah Seligman Edward and Donna Spiegel Harvey Rosenthal Michael and Leslie Mook Alix and Steven Prince Jennifer and Cliff Seltzer Jonathan and Jane Spiegel Michael and Lauren Rosenthal Sharon and Colin Morris Susan and George Prinz Leslie Semegran Lee and Stephanie Spiegel Mary and David Rosewater Nicole and Michael Moser David Prussin Jill and Robert Serling Matt and Sharon Spielman Carol and Sander Ross Dan and Wendy Moskowitz Jan and Doug Quartner Harriet and Vito Sessa Paul and Ann Spindel Donald and Judith Ross Barbara Moss Stan and Cookie Quittman Uri and Beth Shabto Allison Spitalny Nina and Ivan Ross Melissa Myer Naomi Raber Leila Shakkour and Michael Thorne Anne and Mitchell Stafman Randi Rossignol Robin Nack Maidad and Ellen Rabina Harold and Elaine Shames Dina and Jeffrey Stahl Deborah and Warren Roth Amy Nadal and Peter Berke Julie Rabinowitz Sarene Shanus and Harold Treiber Howard and Irene Stahl Eric and Laurie Roth David Nanus and Bonnie Silverman Kathy Raicht Matthew Shapiro Lisa, Robin and Stuie Stakoff Ruth Roth Linda Nash Ken Raisler and Kim Schefler Rhoda and Richard Shapiro Molly and Martin Starkman Stephanie and Brad Roth Robert Nathan Tara Ramirez Felice Shapiro and William Cress Robert and Amy Stavis Michael and Diana Rothenberg Steven Navarro Geralynn Reifer Beth and David Shaw Joph Steckel and Beth Zadek Robert and Amy Rothman Calvin and Phyllis Neider Paula and Daniel Reingold John and Margot Shaw Julie Steeg Florence Rothstein Penny Nemzer Robert and Toby Reisman Ben Shefter David and Phyllis Kempner Stein Meredith Rotter Mark and Lisa Neporent Harvey and Norma Resnick Lucyna and Dan Shefter Sharon Stein Steven and Amy Rubenstein Ira and Liza Newman Judy and Burt Resnick Leonard Sherman Edward and Marian Steinberg Ellen and Harold Rubin Ellen Newmark Karen and Chris Riback David and Holly Sherr Irene and Bruce Steinberg Howard Rubin and Elise Felix Yan Ni and Stephen Gold Joseph Riccio Ruth Shire Mara and Brandon Steiner

12 Brian and Jill Steinhause Jeffrey and Amy Wang Jennifer Zola Lester’s Ryebrook Tallulah Ketubahs Marilyn and Herbert Stelzner Jacqui and Scott Wasserberger Nishma Zottola Leventhal Family Charitable Talner Jewelers Nancy Stephens Norma Wasserman Philip Zuckerman Foundation, Inc. Temple Israel Center of White Plains David and Dianne Stern Rabbi Pamela Wax Levine & Montana Temple Israel of New Rochelle Jacob and Deborah Stern Joyce and Michael Wechsler Loftex USA Judy and Warren Tenney Foundation ORGANIZATIONS Jeffrey and Susan Stern William and Franne Manne Weinberg Lord & Taylor The Amy Marie Crabtree Foundation & FOUNDATIONS Lenny and Lauren Stern Herbert Weiner Michael and Carol Lowenstein The Angel Fund 33Birds Inc. Linda Stern Howard Weiner Foundation The Angerman Family Foundation ADP Stuart and Lisa Sternberg Lindsay and Scott Weiner M Ravikoff Associates The Charitable Foundation of the All New York Title Lea and Chip Stevens Mark Weingarten Madison Planning Group, Inc. Burns Family, Inc. Allied World Assurance Company, Ltd. Roy Stillman Shira and David Weinstein Maple Eye and Laser The Dammann Fund, Inc. American Express Company Opthalmology, P.C. Julie and David Stonberg Arthur Weinstock The Edith Glick Shoolman Aqua-Vize, Inc. MasterCard Robert Stone Ellen Weisberg Children’s Foundation Arnold Bortman Family Foundation Mayers & Nakisbendi Leonora Stonehill Kenneth and Carol Weiser The Event Dept. Arthur Gallagher & Co. Dental Assoc., PLLC Alan and Jacqueline Stuart Jill and Bruce Weisfeld The Food Bank for Westchester Bank of America Employee MBIA Foundation The Frog Rock Foundation Elizabeth and Mayo Stuntz Ari and Lauren Weisfelner Giving Campaign Mclaughlin & Stern LLP. The GE Foundation Thomas and Pearl Sullivan Monica Weiss Beacon Trust Metropolis Country Club Inc. The Gettinger Family Foundation Joanne Suna Tara Weiss Bernard Katz and Co., P.C. Foundation The Goldstone Fund, Inc. Bob and Ellen Sunness Caroline Weisser Bloomingdale’s Mohawk Day Camp Marc and Harriet Suvall Giselle and Alan Weissman The Harvey & Gloria Kaylie Blue Tulip Chocolates, LLC Morgan Stanley Foundation Inc. Ruth and Andrew Suzman Marilyn Welch Brae Burn Country Club, Inc. Morris Glickman Foundation Inc. The Heyman Family Fund Jeff and Marilyn Tabak Sandra Weller Broadridge Foundation Network For Good The Judith and Edwin Cohen Judy and Steven Tainsky Kelly Wenzel Camp Rainbow Inc. New York Presbyterian Hospital Foundation David and Peggy Tanner Robin Werner The Thomas & Agnes Westchester Division The New Kalman Sunshine Fund Elissa Tauber Emily Werthamer Carvel Foundation Nick’s Electrical Service, Inc. The Rosalie Katz Family LLC Alice Tenney and Budd Wiesenberg Kathleen and John Wessling Compeer Inc. Norbert & Henry Bratt Charitable Trust The Sexauer Foundation Lynn and Benjamin Tepper Stephanie Weston Congregation Emanu-el of Norger Foundation The Stockbridge Group Ellen and Joseph Tessitore Ben, Linda and Steven Wetchler Westchester - Rye Norman E. Alexander Family The Stuart and Harriet Levine Harvey and Marsha Tessler Pam and Bruce Wexler Congregation Kol Ami S Foundation Family Fund Lisa Tessler Elinor and Paul Wharton Congregation Shaarei Tikvah Northeast Cross Fit The TJX Foundation, Inc. Stephanie and Corey Tessler Philippa Wharton Copies Unlimited O’Connor, Davies, Munns & Dobbins The V & L Marx Foundation Stephanie Thompson Christopher Wheeler Copyfax Office Centers, Inc. O’Connor, McGuinness, Conte, Doyle, The Westchester Bank Oleson, Watson & Loftus, LLP. Susan Thompson Joan Wiener County Recycling LLC Theodore & Renee Weiler Fdn. Old Oaks Country Club Mitchell and Daphna Tobias Robert and Sherry Wiener Crowne Plaza Hotel Thomson Reuters My Community Tanya Tochner Leslie Wiesen Cuddy & Feder, LLP Pam Eisinger Zaslav and Program David Zaslav Family Foundation Robert Tolchin Gail and Nathan Wiesenfeld Designs That Donate LLC Tide Point Capital LP Pampered Chef Abby and Gaby Tolchinsky Keller Williams Eva’s Decorators, LLC Transamerica Retirement Solutions Pfizer United Way Campaign Arthur and Judy Topilow Marsha and Lowell Williams F.D. Window Cleaning LLC Traust Sollus, Wealth Management The Phyllis Backer Foundation Inc. Loriel Townsend Gretchen and Michael Willner Falk Technical Service Corp. UJA Federation of Westchester Alan and Lynn Trager Elissa Winter Fashion Republic, Inc. Plaza Jewish Community Chapel Nedivot Stephanie and Roger Traub Maggie Winter First Hebrew Congregation Pledgeling Foundation UJA-Fed NY Pride Division Keira Treanor Martin and Pamela Winter Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver POINT Family & Friends Walter & Samuels Inc. Jean Treco Sherry Winter & Jacobson LLP Presbyterian Women of First Warren J. & Florence Sinsheimer Fdn. Presbyterian Church Dr. Eric Treiber and Dr. Ruth Treiber Sally and Bruce Wittenberg Garfunkel Wild, P.C. Westchester Community Foundation Prideworks Inc. Eliana and Philip Tretiak Lester and June Wohl George, Joan & Jack Shuster Westchester Reform Temple Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Mary Trotter Joel and Evie Wolfson Foundation WJCS Jewish Programming Dept. REI Property Mgmt., Inc. Neil and Mindy Tucker Michael and Abby Wolk GHP Office Realty WJCS Yonkers FMHC Beth El Synagogue Center of Harris Turkel Carolyn and Andrew Wright GMP, LLC. Woodlands Community Temple New Rochelle Lorraine Twomley Mark Wu and Sharon Bassette Wu Goldman Sachs & Co. YWCA White Plains and Matching Gift Program Rocks By Jolie B Ray Elizabeth Tzetzo Patricia and Matthew Wunder Central Westchester Greenberg Traurig LLP Rotundo Plumbing Corp. Sue and Michael Ugliarolo Alan and Irene Wurtzel Harry Donenfeld Foundation Inc. Rye Police Association, Inc. Caryn and Howard Unger Beth and Nick Wyman We sincerely regret any inadvertent Hedge Funds Care, Inc. Rye Presbyterian Church Beth and Natan Vaisman Jonathan and Ellen Wynn omissions or errors. Help for Children Scarsdale Congregational Lindsay Valderrama Ian Yankwitt High Peaks Wealth Management LLC Church Guild Robert Valla Campbell Yearley The I.W. Foundation, Inc. Scarsdale Pediatric Dental Alexis and Louis Ventre Suzanne and Andrew Yearley IBM Employees Scarsdale Synagogue - Joseph and Daria Ventura Ann and Frederic Yerman IBM Retiree Charitable Campaign Tremont Temple Valerie Villafane Debbie and Steven Young Insperity Second Arc Psychiatric Associates Barbara and Louis Wachtel Eleanor and Theodore Zabb iPic Entertainment Simply the Best, Inc. Maite Wagstaff Marcia and David Zajac J.E. & Z.B. Butler Foundation Sisterhood of Temple Torah Barbra Waldfogel Marjorie Zapruder James Lee Foundation Inc. Sivan Properties Rochelle and Josh Waldman Susan Zelby JCC of Mid-Westchester St. Faith’s House Foundation Jennet Walker Steve and Joy Zelin JCCA Stop & Shop Jonathan Wallen William and Marilyn Zelman Jean & Henry Pollak Fund, Inc. Sucherman Consulting Group, Inc. Connor Walline Bruce and Lois Zenkel Jill E. Solomon Charitable Foundation Sunrise Association Amy Walter Nicola and Denis Ziman Joan and Leon Meyers Foundation Bet Am Shalom Synagogue Ezra and Jonah Wang Kay and Todd Ziplow Lederer Levine & Assoc., LLC. Taft Foundation

SPECIAL THANKS to volunteer Steve Schnur for the photos he has taken for WJCS, some of which are included in this Annual Review. 13 Programs

Academic and Career Support Community Habilitation Family Matters Jewish Poverty Outreach Adult basic education, TASC Services Mental health services, case Case management, financial (formerly GED) prep and job Essential life-skills training to management to youth with assistance to individuals and readiness skills for women, individuals in the POINT serious emotional disturbance, families, 949-7699 x404 965-9140 program, 761-0600 x126 237-6089 Juvenile Fire-Setting Evaluation Achieve - Children’s Health Community Programs for ID/DD Geriatric Care Management and Treatment Program Home Care Management Homes for people with intellectu- Comprehensive services for Assessments of children at risk of High-fidelity wraparound and al and developmental disabilities seniors and living options, fire-setting, education for parents support from partnering agencies throughout Westchester, 761-0600 x340 and the community, 237-6089 for youth ages 12-21 with serious 761-0600 x108 Geriatric Information Juveniles Starting Over emotional difficulties, 237-6089 COMPEER and Referral Treatment and assessment of Adult and Child Care Volunteer matches for adults Provides information youth with problematic sexual Management recovering from mental illness, on programs, services, behavior, 949-7699 x463 Community-based services for 761-0600 x208 benefits for seniors, Learning Center, The Harry people with chronic health or 761-0600 x340 Career>Connect Employment & Jeanette Weinberg mental health conditions, Services Geriatric Mental Health Services Educational services for 237-6089 x23 Resources and support for Jewish Mental health and case individuals with learning Amazing Afternoons job seekers, 761-0600 x170 management services challenges, 949-7699 x464 After-School Academy for seniors, 949-7699 x429 CORDD Linkages/Youth Success After-school educational support Crisis support to families in non- Hartsdale Family Mental health assessment and enrichment, 699-5296 life threatening situations with Mental Health Center and support for youth in the see also Off the Street children or adults with autism Counseling, psychiatric and probation system, 813-7929 Autism Center or developmental disabilities, specialty services in clinic setting, Livable Communities Project Advocacy, support groups, 949-7699 x455 949-6761 or 949-7699 Helps seniors remain in their resources for children, adults Counseling for People with Havorah Program homes and communities, and families, Developmental Disabilities Jewish traditional and holiday 761-0600 x314 761-0600 x228 Mental health services for people celebrations for people with Margaret’s Place Building Better Beginnings and families with developmental developmental disabilities, In-school violence prevention/ Mental health consulting services disabilities, 949-7699 x455 761-0600 x140 intervention in partnership to daycare centers and Head Court Assessment Program Holocaust Program with Joe Torre Safe At Home Start programs, 595-0041 Professional evaluations for use • Groups for Holocaust survivors’ Foundation, 949-7699 x473 Bereavement Services by the legal system, 949-7699 families, 949-7699 x541 • Cross Hill Academy, Assisting those coping with the x452 • Subsidized home health care, Yonkers loss of a loved one, 761-0600 x142 761-0600 x232 • Peekskill Middle School, Cross Systems Unit Peekskill Cash Relief A collaboration with DSS Home Health Aide Training • White Plains High School, Financial assistance to those to assist families seeking Training and certification for White Plains in need, 761-0600 x232 Family Court help, 316-9824 personal care and home health aides, 761-0600 x311 Mental Health Guiding Center for Jewish Programs Development Department Parents through Services (GPS) Counseling, support and Oversees agency fundraising, Home Health Services of WJCS Connects Jewish families to spiritual programs to the Jewish marketing, communications, Accredited, NYS-licensed home behavioral health services for community, 761-0600 x140 social media and government care agency serving Westchester children, 761-0600 x318 relations, 761-0600 x219 and the Bronx, 761-0600 x339 Center Lane Moving Forward Community center, resources Educational Institute Infant-Toddler Learning Center Social club for adults with and support for LGBTQ youth, Professional training for agency Parenting education and developmental disabilities, White Plains & Yonkers, 423-0610 staff, other professionals and the children’s early learning, 949-7699 x455 community, 949-7699 x474 965-9140 x14 Child Sexual Abuse Mt. Vernon Family Treatment Program Emergency Food Pantry Jewish Spiritual Healing Center Mental Health Clinic Treatment for children and Food supplies funded by Programs and opportunities for Counseling, psychiatric and adult survivors of sexual abuse, contributions from synagogues, solace through Jewish traditions, specialty services in clinic 949-7699 x475 organizations, 761-0600 x312 761-0600 x149 setting, 668-8938

14 Nursing Home Transition Psychology Externship Training SIDS Education Program WJCS Vocational and and Diversion Program Accredited training program Supports families who have lost Educational Center In-home services for adults for doctoral candidates, a child to SIDS, 761-0600 x142 A hub for learning and job-skills eligible for nursing home care, 949-7699 x472 training for individuals with Social Clubs 761-0600 x344 developmental disabilities, Psychology Internship Training Provides social and recreational 358-5001 “Off The Street” at Hamilton Accredited training program activities for people recovering Elementary School, Mt. Vernon for advanced doctoral students, from mental illness, 528-6995 Yonkers Dept. of Social Services After-school educational support 949-7699 x455 • Favonian Club: Consumer- Satellite Clinic and enrichment program, led social club in Peekskill Crisis intervention and counseling Residential Housing 668-8938 x307 to families involved with DSS, Person-centered residences for • Our Social Club: Club for 231-2604 Parent-Child Home Program/ adults with intellectual and residents of Mohegan Parent-Child Center developmental disabilities Park Home Yonkers Family Early learning, parenting skills • Barker Avenue • Sunshine Social Club: Mental Health Clinic program with home visits; White Plains, 328-7846 For people recovering Counseling, psychiatric and drop-in center in New Rochelle, • Beach House from mental illness specialty services in clinic 949-7699 x424 Mamaroneck, 835-3581 • Grasslands Social Club setting, 423-4433 Social club in Valhalla that Parent Management Training • Bon Air House Yonkers School-Based Satellite teaches life skills, 231-4200 Teaches parents to manage New Rochelle, 250-0343 Clinics: difficult behaviors in children • Bryant House Spectrum Baseball In-school therapeutic and with special needs, White Plains, 949-5557 Baseball program for children related services for children 949-7699 x408 • Cannon House with autism spectrum disorders, with mental health concerns, Eastchester, 337-7151 949-7699 x455 • HOSTOS Partner Abuse • Chai House • K.I.C.S Intervention Program Taft Community Room White Plains, 437-5262 • Roosevelt High School Therapy for adults and A space for social and educational • Scholastic Academy children affected by family • Claremont Avenue activities for youth with develop- violence, 949-7699 x471 Mt. Vernon, 459-1362 mental disabilities, 358-5001 • Yonkers School 18 • Claudet House 376-8174 Partners in Caring Therapeutic Social Groups Eastchester, 632-6725 Young People Achieve Counseling, educational, Evidence-based groups for • Gramatan House In-school pregnancy prevention informational programs children and teens with autism, Mt. Vernon, 237-7093 and intervention for teens to Jewish institutions, 949-7699 x455 • Harrison House • Ossining High School, 761-0600 x145 Harrison, 835-3573 Trager Lemp Center: Treating 762-5760 x2352 Pathways to Care • Hudson Terrace Trauma & Promoting Resilience • Sleepy Hollow High School, Counseling for people coping Sleepy Hollow, 332-4891 Research-proven treatment ser- 333-0063 • White Plains High School, with advanced illness or • Maple House vices for childhood sexual abuse 422-5026 bereavement, 761-0600 x143 Harrison, 315-6700 and trauma, 949-7699 x475 Peekskill Family Mental • Palmer House Traumatic Brain Injury Program Youth Mental Health First Aid Health Clinic Larchmont, 834-0514 In-home services for adults with Teaches adults to recognize and Counseling, psychiatric and • Valdale House brain injuries sustained after respond to youth mental health specialty services in clinic Yonkers, 965-0006 21 years old, 761-0600 x339 warning signs, setting, 737-7338 761-0600 x322 S.C.O.P.E.S. Satellite Clinics VoiceCare POINT Community School-based mental health Referral service for emergency Independent living program services for Peekskill schools, alert devices and monitoring for young adults with • Woodside Elementary School, system, 761-0600 x311 disabilities, 761-0600 x175 734-1359 Volunteer Program Project Lifesaver • Oakside Elementary School, Recruits and manages Provides locater bracelets 737-1591 volunteers, 761-0600 x222 for people with autism who Senior Programs in Mt. Vernon Whitehill Counseling Service may wander, 761-0600 x228 Social, recreational, educational Fee-supported mental health Project SEED activities for seniors, 668-4350 services, 737-7338 x20 Helps synagogue nursery school Service Coordination for MR/DD Wiener Academy for HEADQUARTERS teachers support children’s Coordinates services for people Young Women 845 North Broadway emotional development, with intellectual and Enhances girls’ academic and White Plains, NY 10603-2427 761-0600 x146 developmental disabilities, personal development, 965-9140 914-761-0600; 914-761-5367 (f) 761-0600 x138 Project Time-Out [email protected] WJCS Satellite Clinic @ Provides respite for caregivers, Shelanu Hudson River HealthCare 761-0600 x310 A membership community Mental health services for for young Jewish adults with children, 965-9771 autism, 949-7699 x404 15

VOICES OF

“Three years ago I began to face the alien that lived in me. I had a deep hatred and disgust for myself, but vowed I’d never try therapy again. However, I later found a support group run by the WJCS Treatment Center for Trauma and Abuse, now renamed Trager Lemp Center: Treating Trauma & Promoting Resilience, an amazing facet of WJCS. I learned that I was not alone. I tried individual therapy again and my therapist didn’t judge me. She validated and understood my feelings. The trauma therapists are second to none. I’m thankful for this organization that’s helped me on a journey forward.”

“Volunteering at the Off the Street after-school program is a joy. There’s a positive energy that pervades the program and I marvel at the skill of the staff. The kids enjoy reading out loud and we have such interesting discussions about the books.”

“We’re very grateful for the Center Lane TransParentcy program. It’s the only support group in Westchester. All the Trans families come here to meet and share. We’re grateful not only that the program exists, but for those who have shared their stories and made us feel supported, heard and understood.”

“WJCS has made positive changes in my life. I started as a student in the Academic Career Support (ACS) program. After I graduated, WJCS gave me the opportunity to become successful in my goals. I am now a Case Manager for The Infant-Toddler Learning Center and for the ACS Program. This has given me the privilege to help individuals, families and parents in need. I have helped them set goals and persevere to become successful in life as well. I’m now a college student pursuing a Social Worker degree.”

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