Exceptional social, recreational, educational and cultural programs and services promote experiential learning, teamwork, artistic and intellectual exploration, the love of Jewish tradition and Israel, and pure fun - while building enduring friendships and support networks. Click here for scheduled activities and information. Beneficiary agency of UJA-Federation of NY.

Westchester’s Jewish Community Chorus boasts 25 singers, ages 14 – 84, who enjoy sharing the diversity of Jewish music spanning many hundreds of years from all over the world.  They perform at small private events and large concerts that draw audiences of 50 - 150 people from throughout the county. Click here to listen, for schedules, and all other information.

WJCS , a non-sectarian, state-licensed, not-for-profit agency, has been a leader in mental health, home health care, developmental disabilities and human services since 1943 in Westchester. Likely they have a program or service to help you; children, adolescents, adults, couples, families, people with developmental disabilities and seniors; every race, religion, sexual orientation and socio-economic status. One call is all you need!

Offers programming, resources and awareness of opportunities for solace through Jewish traditions. The Center was created to promote the spiritual, intellectual, physical and mental health of Westchester County's Jewish community by infusing a collection of programs and services with the intrinsic power of Judaism's history and tradition. Click here for Rabbi Pam Wax and more information. UJA Federation of NY & WJCS. Click here for program brochure.

Intergenerational klezmer bands operating to promote community service through klezmer (a traditional form of Jewish dance music) music performances, giving frequent public performances at nursing homes, programs for children with special needs and for developmentally disabled adults, synagogues, and other community based events. For informaion and to listen, click here.

David A. Harris is one of the Jewish people’s leading advocates and most eloquent spokesmen. The Executive Director of AJC since 1990, he travels the globe meeting with world leaders to advance the well-being of Israel, combat anti-Semitism, monitor the condition of Jewish communities, and promote intergroup and interreligious understanding. To listen, click here.

The idea behind Simcha Singles is simple – to give Jewish women and men in their 30’s, 40’s, 50’s and 60’s an opportunity to meet each other and to mingle, in an informal setting. Contact Simcha Singles here.

Contact Tracey Bilski by email or  call  914-588-2230; follow JTeen on Twitter! J-Teen Leadership, 701 Westchester Avenue, Suite 203E, White Plains, NY 10604. Click here for the J-Teen calendar.