WJCS News

WJCS has named Lisa Scott, director of Center Lane. Prior to joining WJCS, Lisa spent five years at My Sisters’ Place as director of community education and prevention programs

Kudos to Ben Schwartz, an actor and comedian, and his Snowpants for Charity for raising $4,600 at a comedy show for WJCS' Youth Mental Health First Aid training initiative

WJCS Center Lane marks Pride Month in June as it continues to support LGBTQ youth in Westchester and beyond. Center Lane, Westchester’s only LGBTQ youth and community education center, held its 22nd Annual Gay Prom last month

WJCS Young People Achieve (YPA) for pregnant and parenting teens was honored that New York State Senator David Carlucci visited the program at Ossining High School on May 12 and grateful for the chance to thank him for facilitating funding to support the program

“Good Friends Are Good For You,” is an adage that's proven true for the general population, and especially so for people recovering from mental illness. It's the tenet at the core of the WJCS Compeer Program

Almost 200 attendees packed the 22nd WJCS Center Lane & PrideWorks Gay Prom celebrating this rite of passage in an evening of fun, food and festivities

Deputy County Executive Kevin Plunkett joined in the 45th Anniversary celebration of the WJCS Parent-Child Home Program today, offering congratulations and praise to the program’s home visitors who lay the foundation that bridges the academic achievement gap

The WJCS Center Lane and PrideWorks' 22nd Annual Gay Prom will be held on Friday, May 12, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in White Plains. Youth 14 - 19 are invited to attend. If you'd like to support this special event or sponsor a youth, go here to donate.