2015 annual review - Westchester Jewish Community Services

2015 ANNUAL REVIEW
Westchester Jewish
Community Services
Strengthening Lives. Shaping Futures.
WJCS shone the light on mental health in the African-American
community at its annual Kurz Conference with keynote speaker
Terrie Williams, from left, author of Black Pain; Mark Herceg,
Commissioner, Westchester County Dept. of Community Mental
Health, and WJCS CEO Alan Trager.
Honoring Karen Blumenthal, second left, and Emily Grant, at WJCS 2015 Gala were, from left,
WJCS President Barry Kaplan, WJCS CEO Alan Trager and WJCS COO Bernie Kimberg.
White Plains Mayor Tom Roach presented a proclamation to
WJCS Kids’ Kloset represented by WJCS’ Stephanie Roth and
Susan Lewen at its Fashion Show Fundraiser for helping to
clothe kids in need in Westchester.
With Frank Williams, Jr., second right, executive director of the White Plains Youth Bureau and
keynote speaker at the WJCS Dr. Martin Luther King Commemoration, are WJCS’ Kay Griffin,
COO Bernie Kimberg and Beth Thompson.
New York State Assemblyman Gary Pretlow, left, visited WJCS
Off the Street Program that boosts the academic performance
of kids at Hamilton Elementary School in Mt. Vernon.
The philosopher and scientist Aristotle poignantly noted what is now a cliché: “the whole is
greater than the sum of its parts.”
WJCS embraces the chance to join forces with critical partners to provide the greatest care for
individuals facing significant life challenges. Importantly, we have learned that this approach
has the potential to realize exponential results – to create positive change in communities
and increase opportunities for the overall well-being of entire populations. Whether through
recovery services to people challenged by mental illness, home care to isolated Holocaust
survivors, vocational programming to individuals with disabilities, treatment to children traumatized by sexual abuse or early literacy services to families in low-income communities, we
understand that to have substantial and lasting impact, WJCS must view the world through
a larger lens. Expanded WJCS collaborations with schools, primary care providers, government and other human services agencies, businesses, families and individuals continuously
remind us of the importance of addressing broader personal, societal and environmental
factors when designing and enhancing agency programs and services.
Alan Trager, Chief Executive Officer
This larger lens helps WJCS staff, board members and volunteers to understand that their
work is an intrinsic part of a greater whole required to support their neighbors in need and
to strengthen their local communities.
As always, we are inspired by the 20,000 people who come to WJCS each year to conquer
adverse experiences and situations and we again express our gratitude to our outstanding
staff, generous Board of Directors, volunteers, community partners and individual, foundation, corporate and government supporters. You make our work possible.
President
Barry Kaplan
Vice President
Victor Hershaft
Shirley Shwiel, Secretary
Neil Sandler, Treasurer
Directors
Louise Albin
David A. Alpert
Michel Araten
Froma B. Benerofe
Mariquita Blumberg
Karen Blumenthal
Ron Chaimowitz
Carol H. Corbin
Laurence D. Dobosh
Tova A. Effron
Barbara Ehudin
Meira Fleisch
Bruce Freyer
Rosele Frishwasser
Ken Fuirst
Philip Halper
Lynn Jacobs
Sarah Kayle
Laura Kleinhandler
Bob Mensch
Carol Richards Mermey
Nancy Petschek-Kohn
Linda Plattus
Neil T. Rimsky
Nina Ross
Robert M. Stavis
Roy Stillman
Suzanne Kogan Yearley
Ann Yerman
Honorary Members
Alan R. Batkin
Jane M. Batkin
Emily Grant
Liz Jaffe
Hon. Nita M. Lowey
Marvin E. Miller
Maida S. Silver, PhD
Cecile D. Singer
Frank J. Spitalny
Past Presidents
Aaron W. Davis*
Samuel J. Schur*
Stanley Roth*
Edward N. Bratter*
Erwin Schwarz*
Stuart B. Glover*
Barry Kaplan, President
Jack Gross*
Elizabeth Schoenberger*
Peggy Moses*
Frank J. Spitalny
David G. Sacks*
Kenneth Weiser
Herbert Fischgrund*
Judy Tenney
Chester I. Thomson*
Alan R. Batkin
Froma B. Benerofe
Robert L. Wolfe
Philip Halper
Harold D. Goldsmith*
Maida S. Silver, PhD
Robert M. Stavis
Michel Araten
Carol Corbin
*deceased
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2015
IN REVIEW
A SHARPENED FOCUS ON THE “TOTAL PERSON”
The focus on the “total person” also led to enhancements
in both the clinics and residential programs. In recognition of the strong correlation of overall health and mental
health, the agency added licensed practical nurses (LPNs)
in two clinics who conduct initial meetings with clients
prior to meetings with therapists, check vital signs, liaise with
primary care physicians and educate clients about the
interdependence of health and mental health, which leads to
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n 2015, WJCS continued evolving to keep pace with
the rapid changes and trends in the increasingly complex healthcare industry with shifts toward integrated
health services, easier access to care and supporting the
“total person,” whether in the mental health clinics or in
group homes. Also, high on the agenda was preparation
better outcomes.
The four mental health clinics continued to employ “peers”
– individuals who themselves or through a family member,
have experienced mental health problems. These valuable
team members advocate on behalf of clients, lead wellness
groups and support the work of the clinicians. The peers continued in formal training, working toward New York State
certification.
for dealing with the pervasive effects of trauma in the entire
client community and implementing major enhancements
in academic, vocational and social services for clients from
preschoolers to seniors.
AGENCY EXPANDS TRAUMA-INFORMED INITIATIVE
Based on WJCS’ 30-year history of experience and expertise through its Treatment Center for Trauma and Abuse and
research showing how pervasive trauma is — impacting one
in four people—, the agency began an intensive training
program for all program staff to become trauma-informed.
The initiative, which includes trauma identification, understanding and intervention, will continue during 2016, thanks
to the financial support of a WJCS Board member.
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Total health also was the focus in the adult care management program, which works with individuals experiencing
serious health and/or mental health problems to improve
Simultaneously, in its continuing push to deliver the high-
their quality of life and reduce unnecessary hospital emer-
est-quality clinical services based on research-proven practic-
gency room visits. The care managers work with clients to
es, the Educational Institute began offering continuing edu-
help them identify and address their needs and support
cation credits for best-practice model courses to staff as well
them through connections to a wide range of services
as professionals in the region.
in the community, including advocacy, health education,
mental health services and assuring basic needs like housing,
food and medical services are in place. As a result of a rising
number of referrals, the care manager staff was increased
from five to seven and the program moved to a larger, independent space in Yonkers. Coordinated services also were offered to younger clients and
families in Yonkers as a clinician and family support worker
from the clinic teamed with a pediatrician and nurse at the
Hudson River HealthCare site, allowing children and families
to receive services at the pediatric office, reducing the stigma
and inconvenience of going to the mental health clinic.
services through funding from the County and an eye
toward staffing and operating a café for the JCC of Mid-Westchester is being studied. In addition, a health and wellness
The social clubs for recovering clients also created addition-
component was kicked off with sessions in Tai Chi, nutrition,
al opportunities for members to learn culinary skills, volun-
meditation and yoga.
teer in the community and independently take community
outings.
WJCS’ expertise in caring for individuals with disabilities was
tapped as Family Services of Westchester hired the agency to
train direct support professionals who care for clients with
co-occurring disabilities and dementia and Alzheimer’s.
NEW HEALTHCARE INITIATIVES LAUNCHED FOR THE
JEWISH COMMUNITY
Additional work in the area of dementia and Alzheimer’s
was undertaken by the Pathways to Care program, which
was awarded a five-year grant from the Alzheimer’s Association of Hudson Valley to provide family caregivers with
care-planning assessments and information about available
county resources. UJA-Federation of NY also awarded WJCS
WELLNESS, VOCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
a grant to provide ongoing support to Alzheimer’s clients in
FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES
the region.
The thrust toward total health also was a major strategy
The Partners in Caring program began a new initiative to
for individuals with disabilities who live in WJCS homes.
educate the Jewish community about genetic breast disease
WJCS stepped up its efforts to meet their individual needs
and other genetic diseases in association with Sharsharet, a
and responded to federal and state employment initiatives
Jewish breast cancer support organization and was designat-
by hiring an employment training supervisor to increase
ed a “Partner of Excellence.”
community internship and vocational opportunities. Connections were made with several organizations, including
Ward Community Gardens and JCC of Mid-Westchester for
gardening projects, and with Berkeley College and others.
A vocational center to provide customized employment
for 20 people was established through a grant from the
Taft Foundation, 32 individuals received vocational support
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72 girls and brokered partnerships with Backyard Sports, My
Sister’s Place, Planned Parenthood and Sarah Lawrence
A MULTI-PRONGED PLAN TO IMPROVE
HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR SENIORS
College to enhance its programs.
Students in the Off the Street and Amazing Afternoons’
Support for seniors last year included a multi-pronged
after-school programs in Mt. Vernon again scored impres-
plan to improve health outcomes. In the northern part
sive improvements in academic achievement. Many benefit-
of the county where home health services are unavail-
ed from the expansion of a partnership with Mercy College
able or limited, WJCS Home Health Services increased
in which graduate students teach strategies and techniques
recruitment efforts and trained individuals to work as home
to further the elementary students’ social and emotional
health aides, through funding from the Henry Rothschild
development.
Irrevocable Trust. Specialty training was offered to current aide staff to enhance their skills in home care for behavioral health clients. In a collaborative thrust with area
behavioral health hospitals to reduce hospital re-admissions,
The drop-in Parent-Child Center in New Rochelle moved to
new larger quarters, expanded to two mornings a week and
served an additional 95 families.
WJCS created a cohort of specially trained aides to assist
individuals discharged from in-patient facilities in the critical first days post discharge. The pilot project will continue
throughout 2016. Meanwhile, the Mt. Vernon Seniors Program celebrated its 10th anniversary of running an array of
events and activities to keep older adults active and engaged.
ENHANCEMENTS ADDED TO YOUTH
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
Academic services for children and their families were ramped
up, with major enhancements launched in several programs.
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The Academic and Career Support program graduated
As demand grew for support to LGBTQ youth in the northern
its first class of women who passed the new high-school
areas of the county, Center Lane established a satellite office
equivalency test and gained New York State’s designation as
in Peekskill High School and almost 50 percent of its LGBTQ
a provider of adult basic education.
clients now come from that region. Additional programming
The new Wiener Academy for Young Women opened at the
was created for transgender youth.
WJCS Mary J. Blige Center in Yonkers to offer after-school
Healthcare costs continued to be a challenge for the agency
and summer enrichment as well as social development to
and a major effort began to secure funding to offset a
girls in grades 4 to 8. In its first year, the academy served
persistent deficit in the mental health services.
FAST FACTS
MENTAL HEALTH
WJCS, the largest provider of outpatient
mental health services in Westchester, offers
research-proven treatment to people of all
ages struggling with mental health issues.
TRAUMA
Through the WJCS Treatment Center for Trauma
and Abuse, WJCS addresses the psychological
trauma caused by sexual abuse, domestic and
community violence and other life circumstances.
INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITIES AND AUTISM
WJCS helps people with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout the life cycle reach
their potential, live their lives as independently
as possible and enhance their strengths.
CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES
WJCS offers programs for children from
“cradle to college” guided by expertise in youth
development, literacy and learning, parenting,
mental health, trauma and violence prevention.
OLDER ADULTS
WJCS’ programs for seniors include premium
geriatric care management as well as respite,
emergency response system and activities to keep
them engaged and active in their communities.
HOME CARE
Home Health Services of WJCS is a New York
State-licensed home care agency that provides
the highest-quality services supporting older
adults in aging in place safely while maintaining
independence and preserving their dignity. JEWISH PROGRAMS
Through the WJCS Center for Jewish Programs,
WJCS partners with UJA-Federation, 40 synagogues and other Jewish institutions to provide
educational, spiritual, mental health, cultural
and social programs.
RESEARCH & TRAINING
WJCS’s commitment to research and professional
staff training ensures that Westchester residents
receive the highest level of care delivered by
skilled experts using evidence-based practices
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AGENCY AWARDS
EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR
2015
Valerie Rissman, service coordination supervisor, Home Health Services Nursing Home Transition
Diversion and Traumatic Brain Injury Program, fulfills a multiplicity of roles in meeting clients’ needs.
When she’s not finding affordable furniture and stocking homes for clients relocating from nursing
homes to the community, she ensures that they are supplied with their medications, that their benefits
don’t expire, reassures family members and smoothes the transition for them.
ROHMER AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENT
Santo Barbagiovanni, program director, Center Lane
Santo has expanded Center Lane’s services and elevated its presence in Westchester. He extended its
reach to Northern Westchester, increased the number of youth served and tripled the number of parents
in the TransParentcy Group. Santo also became a certified Youth Mental Health First Aid trainer and
demonstrated initiative and leadership in working with the Be a Buddy, Not a Bully program.
AIDE OF THE YEAR FOR EXCELLENCE IN HOME HEALTH SERVICES
Carmen Pigott is described as a “caring, committed caregiver who brings sunshine in the door.” She
treats each client as if they were a family member of hers and in the way she would want to be treated.
BATKIN AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO PEOPLE WITH
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
Salome Dunchie, assistant residence manager, provides exceptional care for the frailest individuals at
Bryant House and superior leadership to her team.
SPECIAL RECOGNITION
Pat Lemp, LCSW, assistant executive director, Clinic-based Mental Health Services, was honored with the Distinguished Service
Award from the National Association of Social Workers.
Patrice Cuddy, director, Parent-Child Home Program and Parent-Child Center, was recognized with the 2015 Joey Award from
the Child Care Council of Westchester.
Robin Nack, a volunteer, received the UJA-Federation’s Volunteer Service Award.
Bob Mensch, Board Member, won the Westchester Jewish Council’s Julian Bernstein Award.
Debra Feldman, CPA, chief financial officer, was a finalist for the Westchester County Business Journal CFO of the Year Award.
Elana G. Spira, PhD, director of research, achieved the UJA Communal Professionals Award.
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LEADERSHIP
EXECUTIVE STAFF
Alan Trager, LCSW, Chief Executive Officer
Bernard Kimberg, LCSW, Chief Operating Officer
Margarita Munoz-Dummit, MD, Medical Director
Debra Feldman, BS, CPA, Chief Financial Officer
Jeffrey Apotheker, PhD, Compliance Officer and Director, Quality Improvement
Milagros Rivera, MBA, Director, Human Resources
Liane Nelson, PhD, Chief Psychologist; Director, Treatment Center for Trauma and Abuse
Jan Fisher, BS, Director of Public Affairs
Mary Grace Giuliano, LMSW, Assistant Executive Director, Community Programs
Elsa Lekovic, BS, MCSE, Director, Information Services
Patricia Lemp, LCSW, Assistant Executive Director, Clinic-based Mental Health Services
Susan Lewen, BA, Director of Development
Amy Siniscalchi, LMSW, Assistant Executive Director, Children, Youth and Family Services
Sheila Rabideau, RN, Assistant Executive Director, Home Health Services
ADMINISTRATIVE/LEADERSHIP STAFF
Janet Alpert, MA, Director of Residential Services, Community Programs
John Alterman, LCSW, Director, Hartsdale Family Mental Health Center;
Director, Educational Institute
Beverly Alvarez, MS, Program Director, Academic and Career Support, Mary J. Blige Center
Alissa Baalbaki, LCSW, Associate Clinic Director, Yonkers; EAP Coordinator
Santo Barbagiovanni, MSW, Program Director, Center Lane
Shari Baum, CSW, Coordinator, Partners in Caring
Cheryl Birnbaum, LCSW, Director, Jewish Programs
Ann Brammer, LCSW, Clinic Director, Mt. Vernon Family Mental Health Clinic
Colleen R. Brathwaite, MS, Communications Manager
Lauralee Brown, Residence Manager, Bon Air House
Leonie Brown, Residence Manager, Gramatan House
Beverly Brown-Pisons, MS, RN, Director Nursing Services
Rodney Campbell, BS, Residence Manager, Maple House
Ebony Carelock, M.Ed, Program Director, Wiener Academy for Young Women,
Mary J. Blige Center
Marna Cohen, PhD, Coordinator, Psychology Externship
Luis Contreras, BA, Assistant Controller
Patrice Cuddy, BA, Director, Parent-Child Home Program
Hope Cunningham, MPA, Program Coordinator, Community Programs
Robin L. Davies-Small, MS, Program Coordinator, Shelanu
Suzanne DeLasho, LCSW, Clinic Director, Peekskill Family Mental Health Clinic
Rita Deutsch, LCSW, Clinic Supervisor, Mt. Vernon
Diana Dlugash, MS, Director of Client Information Systems
Suzanne Doll, LMSW, Program Director, Linkages & Youth Success
Eleanor Einzig, LCSW, Coordinator, Geriatric Outreach Services
Diana Eppolito, BS, Development Associate
Lee Englander, MA, Program Coordinator, Autism Center
Judy Fink, LCSW, Director, Geriatric Services
Vicki Forbes, LCSW, Program Director, Building Better Beginnings &
Infant-Toddler Learning Center
Jean Fray, BA, Residence Manager, Valdale House
Natasha Gjeci, BS, Accounting Supervisor
Rabbi Michael Goldman, MA, Coordinator, Senior Programs in Mt. Vernon
Ann Marie Gooden, Residence Manager, Beach House
Nicole Goudreau-Green, LCSW, DSS Clinic Coordinator
Barbara Greene, MPH, Director, POINT Program
Patricia Grossman, LCSW, Director, Outpatient Services for the Developmentally Disabled
Consuelo Guerrero, LCSW, Supervisor, Yonkers Treatment Center for Trauma & Abuse;
Latino Community Liaison
Brenda Haas, LMSW, EdM, Coordinator, Mental Health GPS
Gayley Henry, BS, Program Coordinator, Community Programs
Leslie Hernandez, Director of Admitting and Managed Care Administrator
Dawn Jardim, Residence Manager, Harrison House
Donna Marie Jones, LCSW, Clinic Supervisor, Peekskill Family Mental Health Clinic
Richard Jones, BA, Director, Training & Quality Assurance, Community Programs
Nanci Kennedy, LCSW, Program Director, Yonkers School-Based Services
Devaron King, BS, Residence Manager, Palmer House
Diane Klein, MS, Coordinator of Habilitation & Behavioral Services, Community Programs
Carol Kobroff, MSW, Coordinator, Project Time-Out
Susan Kronish, BS, Jewish Cultural Specialist
Veronica Lalomia, Payroll Supervisor
Jenora Ledbetter, MS, Director of Community Engagement and Support Services
Christopher Libby, Ph.D., Assistant Director and Coordinator, DBT Program
Micheline Malow, PhD, Director, Weinberg Learning Center
Eva Mason, BS, Residence Manager, Chai House
Ericka McCabe, AS, Residence Manager, Hudson Terrace
Kathleen E. McKay, PhD, Coordinator, Court Assessment Program
Carolyn Murphy, LCSW, Director, Family Matters and Care Management
Aaron Newman, LCSW, Regional Administrator for Behavioral Health Services,
Southern Westchester
Katherine O’Donnell, MS, Coordinator, Sunshine Social Club
Sandra Perry, BA, Residence Manager, Claudet House
Colleen Porrazzo, Executive Assistant
Deborah Procino, MBA, Director, Revenue and Reimbursement
Areta Reid, BA, Residence Manager, Cannon House
Valerie Rissman, LCSW, Supervisor, NHTD/TBI Service Coordination
Gillian Rittmaster, MSW, Pathways to Care Coordinator
Stephanie Roth, MBA, Coordinator, Kids’ Kloset
Anna Rudo-Hutt, PhD, Assistant Director, Weinberg Learning Center
Paula Santa-Donato, LCSW, Director of Youth Services
Rachel Scherer, MS, Privacy Officer
William Schollmeyer, Director, Facilities Management
Deborah Schrag, MSW, Coordinator, Connections and Cash Relief
Jill Schreibman, MSW, Coordinator, Connect to Care
Rekha Seepersad, BA, Residence Manager, Bryant House
William Siburn, BS, Controller
Rebecca Sigman, MPA, Volunteer Services Coordinator
Jane Slevin, MS, Pathways to Care Coordinator
Elana Spira, PhD, Director, Research
Laura Stein, LMSW, Coordinator, COMPEER
Rosemarie Stewart, BS, Residence Manager, Claremont House
Andrene Thompson, BS, Accounting Supervisor
Beth Thompson, LCSW, Program Director, Margaret’s Place
Sylvana Trabout, LCSW, Asst. Director, Treatment Center for Trauma & Abuse;
Coordinator, Partner Abuse Intervention Program
Amanda Vassallo, LCSW, Clinic Supervisor, Yonkers Family Mental Health Clinic
Maria Velez-Green, LCSW, Program Director, SCOPES
Shamar Watson, LMSW, Program Director, Mt. Vernon After-school Academy
Rabbi Pamela Wax, MA, Spiritual Care Coordinator, Jewish Programs
Walter Wittwer, MPA, Director of Clinical Services, Community Programs
Sharon Wu, MS, PHR, SHRM-CP, HR Manager
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Westchester Jewish Community Services and Affiliates Combined Statements of Financial Position
as of June 30, 2015 and 2014.
2015
ASSETS
CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS
2,157,705 RECEIVABLES
5,759,388 INVESTMENTS
32,252,023 PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT NET
9,612,149 OTHER ASSETS
392,257 TOTAL ASSETS
50,173,522 LIABILITIES
ACCRUED EXPENSES AND OTHER PAYABLES
11,261,154 LOANS PAYABLE
4,410,707 TOTAL LIABILITIES
15,671,861 NET ASSETS
UNRESTRICTED
17,459,423 TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED
15,042,238 PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED
2,000,000
TOTAL NET ASSETS
34,501,661 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
50,173,522 SUPPORT AND REVENUE – OPERATING PUBLIC SUPPORT:
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2015
2014
1,596,580
5,325,620
28,700,810
10,541,372
332,385
46,496,767
9,126,537
4,815,335
13,941,872
17,540,425
15,014,470
32,554,895 46,496,767
2014
UJA/FEDERATION
2,139,745 2,117,160
CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS
2,139,745 2,117,160
SPECIAL EVENT NET OF EXPENSES
853,374 646,929
TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT
5,132,864 4,881,249
REVENUE:
FEES AND GRANTS FROM GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
27,334,859 28,222,398
NON-GOVERNMENT FEES AND OTHER
2,375,908 2,749,789
INVESTMENT AND RENTAL INCOME
1,132,102 1,499,457
TOTAL REVENUE
32,471,644 32,313,310
TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE
35,975,733 37,352,893
EXPENSES - OPERATING:
PROGRAM SERVICES – CLINIC
8,746,559 8,695,302
PROGRAM SERVICES – COMMUNITY BASED
8,160,456 7,574,687
PROGRAM SERVICES – SERVICES FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED
12,964,787 13,039,929
PROGRAM SERVICES – HOME CARE
3,071,850 3,174,027
MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL
4,489,410 4,452,697
FUNDRAISING AND DEVELOPMENT
211,139 234,173
TOTAL EXPENSES – OPERATING
37,644,201 37,170,815
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS - OPERATING
(1,668,468)
182,078
NON-OPERATING REVENUE
UNREALIZED GAIN (LOSS) ON INVESTMENTS
2,021,707 2,297,623
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
353,239 2,479,701
OPERATING EXPENSES
FUNDRAISING
AND DEVELOPMENT
MANAGEMENT
AND GENERAL
FAMILY MENTAL
HEALTH CLINICS
HOME
HomeCARE
Care
COMMUNITY
BASED PROGRAMS
SERVICES FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED
OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE
NON-GOVERNMENT
FEES AND OTHER
6%
INVESTMENT AND
RENTAL INCOME
3%
UJA/FEDERATION
6%
CONTRIBUTIONS
AND GRANTS
12%
FEES AND
GRANTS FROM
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
73%
The complete audited financial statements including related notes and the Lederer, Levine & Associates,
LLC opinion as independent auditors, may be obtained by writing to Westchester Jewish Community
Services, 845 North Broadway, White Plains, NY 10603 or to the New York State Department of Law,
Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271.
WJCS has met all standards of the Better Business Bureau Philanthropic Advisory Service
and is listed in the New York Giving Guide. Our IRS Form 990 can be accessed by going to:
WJCS IS:
• Licensed to operate mental health clinics by the
NYS Office of Mental Health (OMH).
• Approved to provide Home Health and Traumatic
Brain Injury services and operate a Home Health
Training Program by the NYS Department of Health.
• 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.
WJCS CONTRACTS WITH OR RECEIVES
PROGRAM SPECIFIC SUPPORT FROM:
• Federal Emergency Management Agency
• Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
• U.S. Department of Agriculture
• U.S. Department of Education
• U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
•U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development
• New York State Department of Health
• New York State Office of Children and Family Services
• New York State Office of Mental Health
• New York State Office for People with
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
• Chappaqua School District
• City of Yonkers Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG)
• Putnam/Northern Westchester Board of Cooperative
Education (BOCES)
• The School Districts of Mt. Vernon, New Rochelle,
Ossining, Peekskill, Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow,
White Plains and Yonkers
• Town of Cortlandt
www.wjcs.com/financial990
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FRIENDS & SUPPORTERS
Donations and grants from our many friends and supporters and collaborations with other human service providers enable
WJCS to offer exceptional programs and services for people throughout Westchester. We are especially grateful to our Board
of Directors, volunteers, UJA-Federation of New York, foundations, individuals and government agencies for their ongoing
assistance. Listed below are those who have generously donated to WJCS from January 1, 2015 through December 31, 2015.
We try to assure that all contributors are included in this listing and sincerely regret any inadvertent omissions or errors.
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Patricia Keegan Abels
Stan Barshay
Charles and Brenda Block
Lori Calamari
Elie Abemayor
Babette and Michael Basista
Eileen Bloom
Melinda and Christopher Caltabiano
Ronald Abramson
Alan and Jane Batkin
Mariquita and Matthew Blumberg
Zoe and Michael Cantor
Kenneth and Kimberly Ackerman
Shari and Arnie Baum
Frances Pearlmutter Blumenfeld
Donald Carbone
Susan Ackerman
Caroline Bauman
Jill Blumenthal
Michael Rosenblut and Hedy Cardozo
Clifford and Tina Adler
Jonathan Bauman
Karen and David Blumenthal
Michael and Nancy Cardozo
Dianne Adler
Mark and Deborah Bauman
Renee Blumenthal
Lauri Carey
Joshua and Leslie Adler
Joel and Shari Beckman
Robert Blumenthal
Karen Carnazza
Zafar Ahmed
Peter Van Beckum
Tara and Michael Blumenthal
Caroline Fox and David Shechter
Mark Alberts
Renee and Robert Belfer
Bonnie and Scott Boilen
Margaret Carpenter
Nancy Albertson
Rebecca Belford
Adrianne and Philip Bonifacio
Marlene Cartaina
Louise Albin and Susan Cohen
Kate Waits and Martin Belsky
Bonnie Silverman and David Nanus
James and John Carvalho
John and Nancy Alderman
Leah Bendavid
Geraldine and Stephen Borkan
Rachel Casanova
Phyllis and Timothy Alexander
Froma and Andrew Benerofe
Anita and Randall Borkenstein
Morris Catton
Ellen Alix-Cossifos
Idie Benjamin
Rabbi Andrew Bossov
Donald Cecil
Murray Alon
Joyce Benjamin
Sarah Shonbron Bowen
Carole and Ronald Chaimowitz
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Pfizer United Way Campaign
The V & L Marx Foundation
IBM Employees
Plaza Jewish Community Chapel
The Westchester Bank
Inwood Country Club
Pleasantville Pharmacy
Theodore & Renee Weiler Fdn.
J.E. & Z.B. Butler Foundation
Pocantico Resources Inc.
Thomson Reuters My Community
James Lee Foundation Inc.
Prideworks Inc.
Jean & Henry Pollak Fund, Inc.
Quinn Public Relations
Tir Na Nog
Jewish Community Council
RM Sincerbeaux Capital
Transamerica Retirement Solutions
Businesses
Allied World Assurance Company, Ltd.
Amazing Spaces
AMCC Corp.
American Express Company
Anthony’s Coal Fire Pizza
Arnold Bortman Family Foundation
Arthur Gallagher & Co.
Arthur Webb Group LTD.
Artyarns
AT&T Employee Giving Campaign
Bank of America Foundation
Benchmark Title Agency, LLC.
Bet Am Shalom Synagogue
Bezos Family Foundation
Bloomingdale’s
Bradford Renaissance Portraits Corp.
Brae Burn Country Club, Inc.
Broadridge Foundation
CBS Coverage Group, Inc.
Christ Church
Church of St. James The Less
City of Yonkers Police Department
CJ Foundation for SIDS, Inc.
Clinton Investment Management
Community Synagogue of Rye
Congregation Emanu-el of
Westchester - Rye
Credit Suisse
Cuddy & Feder, LLP
Drain Kleen Sewer Service, Inc.
Eastern Consolidated
Electric Lighting Agencies
Embassy Row Productions NY
Enterprise Fleet Management, Inc.
Enterprise Lighting Sales
Family Ties of Westchester Inc.
Fashion Republic, Inc.
Fidelity Investments
Ginsberg Development Companies
Goetz Fitzpatrick LLP
Goldman Sachs & Co.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching
Gift Program
Gotham Construction Co., LLC
Greenburgh ECP Parent Policy Council
HAKS
Harrison Wine Vault
Jewish Home Lifecare
Management LLC
Foundation
Program
Trevi Restaurant
Jill E. Solomon Foundation
Ronald McDonald House Charities
TRM Contracting
Joan and Leon Meyers Foundation
Rye Presbyterian Church
Turner Logistics, LLC.
Joe Torre Safe At Home Foundation
Savills Studley, Inc.
UJA-Federation
J-Teen
Scarsdale Congregational Church Guild
United Healthcare Services, Inc.
Julia B. Sotheby’s
SDA Lighting
United Way of Westchester & Putnam
Junior League of Pelham
Shiloh Baptist Church
Universe Auto Body Center, Inc.
Kurz Family Foundation
Sidney Frank Importing Company
Vanguard Funding LLC
Kwitman Family Foundation Inc.
Signature Bank
Warburg Pincus LLC,
Larchmont Temple
Sisterhood of Beth El Synagogue
WB Mason
Law Office of Jeffrey Schwartz
Sound Advice Consulting Services LLC
Webster Bank
Leake & Watts Services, Inc.
South East Consortium
Westchester Community Foundation
Lederer Levine & Assoc., LLC.
St. Faith’s House Foundation
Westchester County Youth Bureau
Legg Mason & Co., LLC
St. Thomas Church
Westchester Park Pediatrics
Lend Lease Construction LMB Inc.
Sterling Possessions LTD
Westchester Reform Temple
Leventhal Family Charitable
Stillman School H.S.A
Westchester Wine Warehouse
Strategic Services, Inc.
White Plains City School District
Lincoln Financial Foundation
Student Advocacy
WIDEX USA Inc.
Loftex USA
Sucherman Consulting Group, Inc.
Wiedenbach Brown Co.
Lola’s Mexican Kitchen
Taft Foundation
Willow Ridge Country Club
Lord & Taylor
TD Bank Charitable Foundation
Women of Reform Judaism at WRT
Lucio’s Pizzeria
Temple Beth Shalom
Woodlands Community Temple
Lynford Family Charitable Trust
Temple Israel Center of White Plains
Woodworks Construction
M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation
Tenafly Public Schools
YWCA of White Plains
Malmar Associates Corp.
The Anna Goldie Charitable Trust
Zephyr Farm
Matt Murphy Productions
The Authentic Church Inc.
Heyman Family Fund
Mayers & Nakisbendi Dental
The Benevity Community Impact Fund
Foundation, Inc.
Assoc., PLLC
MBIA Foundation
The Charitable Foundation of the Burns
Family, Inc.
McCullough, Goldberger & Staudt, LLP
The Culinary Institute of America
Mercedes-Benz of White Plains
The Edouard Foundation, Inc.
Metropolis Country Club Inc.
The Frog Rock Foundation
Foundation
The Gettinger Family Foundation
Michael’s Pizza and Pasta
The Goldstone Fund, Inc.
Milbank Memorial Fund
The Harvey & Gloria Kaylie
Morris and Sylvia Trachten Family
Foundation
Mt. Kisco Country Club
Na Huku
Foundation Inc.
The I.W. Foundation, Inc.
The Judith and Edwin Cohen
Foundation
Nebraskaland Inc.
The Morse Family Foundation, Inc.
Network For Good
The New Kalman Sunshine Fund
New York Knicks
The Ritz-Carlton Westchester
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PROGRAMS
Academic and Career Support
Adult basic education, TASC
(formerly GED) prep and job
readiness skills for women,
965-9140
Adult Care Management
Community-based care management for adults with chronic
health conditions, 237-6089 x23
Amazing Afternoons
After-school educational support
and enrichment, 699-5296
Autism Center
Advocacy, support groups,
resources for children, adults and
families,
761-0600 x228
Building Better Beginnings
Mental health consulting services
to daycare centers and Head
Start programs, 595-0041
Bereavement Services
Assisting those coping with the
loss of a loved one, 761-0600 x142
Cash Relief
Financial assistance to those
in need, 761-0600 x232
Center for Jewish Programs
Counseling, support and
spiritual programs to the Jewish
community, 761-0600 x140
Center Lane
Community center, resources
and support for LGBTQ youth,
Peekskill, White Plains & Yonkers
423-0610
Child Sexual Abuse
Treatment Program
Treatment for children and
adult survivors of sexual abuse,
949-7699 x475
Community Habilitation
Services
Essential life-skills training to
individuals in the POINT
program, 761-0600 x126
Community Programs for ID/DD
Homes for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
throughout Westchester,
761-0600 x108
Community Relations/
Public Affairs
Publicity, community relations,
grants management,
761-0600 x343
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COMPEER
Volunteer matches for adults
recovering from mental illness,
761-0600 x208
Connect to Care Employment
Services
Resources and support for Jewish
job seekers, 761-0600 x170
CORDD
Crisis support to families with
children or adults with autism
or developmental disabilities,
949-7699 x455
Counseling for People with
Developmental Disabilities
Mental health services for people
and families with developmental
disabilities, 949-7699 x455
Court Assessment Program
Professional evaluations for use
by the legal system, 949-7699
x452
Cross Systems Unit
A collaboration with DSS
to assist families seeking
Family Court help, 316-9824
Development Department
Oversees agency fundraising,
761-0600 x219
Educational Institute
Professional training for agency
staff, other professionals and the
community, 949-7699 x474
Emergency Food Pantry
Food supplies funded by
contributions from synagogues,
organizations, 761-0600 x312
Family Advocacy
Therapeutic/recreational social
club for teens on the autism
spectrum, 949-7699 x477
Family Caregiver Network
Coordinates community resources
for adults, 761-0600 x143
Family Matters
Mental health services, case
management to youth with
serious emotional disturbance,
237-6089
Geriatric Care Management
Comprehensive services for
seniors and living options,
761-0600 x340
Geriatric Information
and Referral
Provides information
on programs, services,
benefits for seniors,
761-0600 x340
Geriatric Mental Health Services
Mental health and case
management services
for seniors, 949-7699 x429
Graham Elementary School
Mental Health Satellite Clinic
In-school therapeutic and related
services for children with mental
health concerns, 358-2800
Hartsdale Family
Mental Health Center
Counseling, psychiatric and
specialty services in clinic setting,
949-6761 or 949-7699
Havorah Program
Jewish traditional and holiday
celebrations for people with
developmental disabilities,
761-0600 x140
Healthy Relationships
& Sexuality
Groups and sexuality consents
for young adults with autism and
developmental disabilities,
949-7699 x455
Holocaust Program
Groups for Holocaust survivors’
families and subsidized home
health care, 949-7699 x541
Home Health Aide Training
Training and certification for
personal care and home health
aides, 761-0600 x311
Home Health Services of WJCS
Accredited, NYS-licensed home
care agency serving Westchester
and the Bronx, 761-0600 x339
HOSTOS Micro Society Elementary School Satellite Clinic
In-school therapeutic and related
services for children with mental
health concerns, 376-8174
Hudson Valley Community
Services Clinic Satellite
Mental health services to people
with AIDS or HIV and families,
785-8293
Infant-Toddler Learning Center
Parenting education and
children’s early learning,
965-9140 x14
Jewish Spiritual Healing Center
Programs and opportunities for
solace through Jewish traditions,
761-0600 x149
Jewish Poverty Outreach
Case management, financial
assistance to individuals and
families, 949-7699 x404
Juvenile Fire-Setting Evaluation
and Treatment Program
Assessments of children at risk of
fire-setting, education for parents
and the community, 237-6089
Juveniles Starting Over
Treatment and assessment of
youth with problematic sexual
behavior, 949-7699 x463
K.I.C.S. (Martin Luther King Jr.
Elementary School Satellite
Clinic)
In-school therapeutic and
related services for children
with mental health concerns,
376-8174
Kids’ Kloset
Collects, distributes donated
clothing items to children in
need, 831-7616
Learning Center, The Harry
& Jeanette Weinberg
Educational services for
individuals with learning
challenges, 949-7699 x464
Life Skills Training with iPads
for high school teens with autism,
949-7699 x455
Linkages/Youth Success
Mental health assessment
and support for youth in the
probation system, 813-7929
Livable Communities Project
Helps seniors remain in their
homes and communities,
761-0600 x314
Margaret’s Place
In-school violence prevention/
intervention in partnership
with Joe Torre Safe At Home
Foundation, 949-7699 x473
• Cross Hill Academy,
Yonkers
• Peekskill Middle School,
Peekskill
• Pelham Middle School, Pelham
• White Plains High School,
White Plains
Mental Health Guiding
Parents through Services (GPS)
Connects Jewish families to
behavioral health services for
children, 761-0600 x318
Moving Forward
Therapeutic social club for adults
with developmental disabilities,
949-7699 x455
Mt. Vernon Family
Mental Health Clinic
Counseling, psychiatric and
specialty services in clinic
setting, 668-8938
Nursing Home Transition
and Diversion Program
In-home services for adults
eligible for nursing home care,
761-0600 x344
“Off The Street” at Hamilton
Elementary School, Mt. Vernon
After-school educational support
and enrichment program,
668-8938 x307
Parent-Child Home Program/
Parent-Child Center
Early learning, parenting skills
program with home visits;
drop-in center in New Rochelle,
949-7699 x424
Parent Management Training
Teaches parents to manage
difficult behaviors in children
with special needs,
949-7699 x408
Partner Abuse
Intervention Program
Therapy for adults and
children affected by family
violence, 949-7699 x471
Partners in Caring
Counseling, educational,
informational programs
to Jewish institutions,
761-0600 x145
Pathways to Care
Counseling for people coping
with advanced illness or
bereavement, 761-0600 x143
Peekskill Family Mental
Health Clinic
Counseling, psychiatric and
specialty services in clinic
setting, 737-7338
POINT Program
Independent living program
for young adults with
disabilities, 761-0600 x175
Project Lifesaver
Provides locater bracelets
for people with autism who
may wander, 761-0600 x228
Project SEED
Helps synagogue nursery school
teachers support children’s
emotional development,
761-0600 x146
Project Time-Out
Provides respite for caregivers,
761-0600 x310
Psychology Externship Training
Accredited training program
for doctoral candidates,
949-7699 x472
Psychology Internship Training
Accredited training program
for pre-doctoral students,
949-7699 x475
Senior Programs in Mt. Vernon Social, recreational, educational
activities for seniors, 668-4350
Service Coordination for MR/DD
Coordinates services for people
with intellectual and
developmental disabilities,
761-0600 x138
Shelanu
Community for young
Jewish adults with autism,
949-7699 x509
SIDS Education Program
Supports families who have lost a
child to SIDS, 761-0600 x142
Social Clubs
Provides social and recreational
activities for people recovering
from mental illness, 528-6995
• Favonian Club: Consumerled social club in Peekskill
• Our Social Club: Club for
residents of Mohegan
Park Home • Sunshine Social Club:
For people recovering
from mental illness
• Grasslands Social Club
Social club in Valhalla that
teaches life skills, 231-4200
Residential Housing
Person-centered residences for
adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
• Barker Avenue
White Plains, 328-7846
• Beach House
Mamaroneck, 835-3581
• Bon Air House
New Rochelle, 250-0343
• Bryant House
Spectrum Baseball
White Plains, 949-5557
Baseball program for children
• Cannon House
with autism spectrum disorders,
Eastchester, 337-7151
949-7699 x355
• Chai House
Therapeutic Social Groups
White Plains, 437-5262
Skills for children and teens with
•C
laremont Avenue
autism, 949-7699 x455
Mt. Vernon, 459-1362
Traumatic Brain Injury Program •C
laudet House
In-home services for adults with
Eastchester, 632-6725
brain injuries sustained after
•G
ramatan House
21 years old, 761-0600 x339
Mt. Vernon, 237-7093
•H
arrison House
Harrison, 835-3573
•H
udson Terrace
Sleepy Hollow, 332-4891
•M
aple House
Harrison, 315-6700
•P
almer House
Larchmont, 834-0514
• Valdale House
Yonkers, 965-0006
Treatment Center for
Trauma & Abuse
Research-proven treatment
services for childhood sexual
abuse and family violence,
949-7699 x475
S.C.O.P.E.S. Satellite Clinics
School-based mental health
services for Peekskill schools,
• Woodside Elementary School
Peekskill, 734-1359
• Oakside Elementary School
Peekskill, 737-1591
Volunteer Program
Recruits and manages
volunteers, 761-0600 x222
Wiener Academy for
Young Women
Enhances girls’ academic and
personal development, 965-9140
WJCS Satellite Clinic @
Hudson River HealthCare
Mental health services for
children, 965-9771
Yonkers Dept. of Social Services
Satellite Clinic
Crisis intervention and counseling
to families involved with DSS,
231-2604
Yonkers Family
Mental Health Clinic
Counseling, psychiatric and
specialty services in clinic
setting, 423-4433
Yonkers School-Based Satellite
Clinics:
In-school therapeutic and
related services for children
with mental health concerns,
• Roosevelt High School
• Scholastic Academy
• Yonkers School 18
• Yonkers School 5,
376-8174
Young People Achieve
In-school pregnancy prevention
and intervention for teens
• Ossining High School,
762-5760 x2352
• Peekskill High School,
737-0201 x352
• Sleepy Hollow High School,
333-0063
• White Plains High School,
422-5026
Youth Mental Health First Aid
Teaches individuals to recognize
and respond to youth mental
health warning signs,
761-0600 x116
VoiceCare
Referral service for emergency
alert devices and monitoring
system, 761-0600 x311
Whitehill Counseling Service
Fee-supported mental health
services, 761-0600 x309
HEADQUARTERS
845 North Broadway
White Plains, NY 10603-2427
914-761-0600; 914-761-5367 (f)
[email protected]
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WESTCHESTER JEWISH COMMUNITY SERVICES (WJCS)
is a non-sectarian, not-for-profit, broad-based human services
agency dedicated to helping people of all ages cope with emotional, cognitive, environmental, physical, interpersonal, social
and educational challenges. Driven by excellence, our caring
professionals respect the dignity and diversity of individuals and
families. Through innovative programming, WJCS responds to
the evolving needs of the Westchester community. Committed
to the Jewish value of “healing the world,” WJCS helps people
achieve an optimal quality of life, regardless of religion, race,
color, creed, ethnicity, age, gender, sexual orientation and
financial capability.
Westchester Jewish
Community Services
845 N. Broadway, White Plains, NY 10603
914-761-0600 • [email protected]
www.wjcs.com