WJCS News

The WJCS Infant-Toddler Learning Center celebrated another successful year with a family picnic in Fay Park in Yonkers

Looking to support LGBTQ youth in Westchester during Pride Month? The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema is hosting a special screening of The Babadook with proceeds to be donated to WJCS Center Lane, Westchester County's only LGBTQ youth and community education center

Jeff Bezos, considered to be the richest man in the world, and owner of Amazon and the Washington Post, asked a question and WJCS has the answer!

The WJCS Academic and Career Support Program celebrated the achievements of students who completed their high school equivalency tests and others making strides in the program at a Recognition and Achievement Ceremony last Thursday

Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino, center, recognized the WJCS Parent-Child Program with a proclamation at its 45th graduation and reunion ceremony, held June 7 at WJCS headquarters

The winners of the 2017 Agency Awards are Joanne Ruckel, Clinical Staff Award; Fay Roberts-Mitchell, Batkin Award; Tracey Ann Nelson-Singleton, Home Health Aide of the Year; Elana Spira, Leonard Rohmer Award, and Colleen Porrazzo, Employee of the Year

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