Westchester Jewish Community Services

Westchester Jewish Community Services (WJCS) is one of the largest human service organizations in Westchester County, with over 80 programs that serve people of all ages and backgrounds. We offer a vast range of supportive community services each year to 20,000 people, including evidence-based mental health and trauma treatment, community residences and social and vocational programming for disabled adults, child- and parent-development programs, LGBTQ+ youth, family, and educational services, senior care, and spiritual and cultural programming for the wider Jewish community. Learn more at wjcs.com

Community-based clinical mental health,trauma treatment for sexual abuse and domestic violence,geriatric services,lgbtq youth services,early literacy programs,services to individuals with developmental disabilities,autism family center and advocacy services,youth anti-violence programs,specialty care for alzheimer's patients and their caregivers,counseling to jewish community,counseling to people and families facing chronic or life-limiting illnesses,bereavement counseling,community residential care for individuals with disabilities,supportive housing for young adults with idd,dialectical behavioral therapy,social and recreational programs for individuals with disabilities,school supplies and toys for youth in need,liveable communities for seniors,services to holocaust survivors,educational,spiritual,and psychological jewish programming,mental health clinics,counseling,care management,employment services,community education,bereavement counseling,and support and healing

Westchester jewish community services operates in the Individual and family services industry.

Westchester jewish community services's revenue is 11m - 100m

Westchester jewish community services has 201 - 500 employees.