On December 21, the 2016 Westchester County budget was passed. It included a compromise that restored many of the cuts to most, but not all non-profits serving children, youth, and other vulnerable populations in Westchester. Read More

On December 21, the 2016 Westchester County budget was passed. It included a compromise that restored many of the cuts to most, but not all non-profits serving children, youth, and other vulnerable populations in Westchester. Read More
During the 2016 Westchester County budget cycle, WCA and the Campaign for Kids coalition is asking the county leadership to not cut any programs that serve children and youth. WCA Executive Director, Cora Greenberg, responds to Westchester’s proposed budget. Read More
“Children don’t vote, so we must do so on their behalf.” WCA Board member, Lisa Kahn, wrote an eloquent op-ed about the importance of educating ourselves about candidates – and then voting for those who will invest in our children and our future. Read More
For more than a century, Westchester Children’s Association has been a leading voice for children in Westchester County. WCA works to push for laws and projects that help children live healthier, more prosperous lives. Read More
Westchester Children’s Association is honored to have been named a 2015 Small Business Awards Winner in the Non-Profit Category. WCA was recognized by 914Inc. magazine for its consistent success and impact on the community. Read More
Campaign Will Promote the Importance of Workforce Readiness for Young People WHITE PLAINS, NY – Westchester Children’s Association (WCA) has received a $20,000 grant from The Westchester Bank, to be distributed over 4 years. The grant will aid WCA in rolling … Read More
As a result of advocacy work done by WCA and the Campaign for Kids, the county has agreed to set up a new task force that will evaluate the process by which county funding is allocated to local youth programs. Read More
Co-sponsored by Westchester Children’s Association (WCA) and the Campaign for Kids, the rally offered opportunities to acknowledge the important role played by County-supported community youth programs, which provide positive development opportunities to young people. Read More