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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES OF WESTCHESTER, INC.
930 Mamaroneck Avenue Mamaroneck, NY 10543 | 914.835.8906 | www.hdsw.org
OUR MISSION
HDSW is a social service organization providing quality behavioral health, rehabilitative, health, residential, and community stabilization services.
Year established: 1968 Number of full-time employees: 75 Number of part-time employees: 15 Annual revenue: $12,459,665 Geographic service area: Westchester
Kathy Pandekakes Elizabeth A. Rossi
Chief Executive Officer Board President
TOP FUNDING SOURCES:
Governmental Grants: 67% Medicaid & Fees: 28% Contributions: 5%
Every day I put the key in the door to my apartment, I thank God for HDSW. Without this agency I would be homeless on the street.”—An HDSW Supportive Housing Tenant
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HOW WE MAKE AN IMPACT
HDSW has been involved in the evolution
of community-based direct-care services
for vulnerable populations in New York
State since 1968, providing person-
centered services to over 3,000 people
each year through a unique blend of inter-
related programs. HDSW provides: Care
Management Services to those recovering
from Physical Health and Behavioral Health-
related illnesses; Transitional and Permanent Housing options to individuals
and families throughout Westchester County; Home and Community Based Services, including Peer Services; Recovery Oriented Services at HOPE House which focus on Employment, Education, and Social Engagement; and Crisis Day Respite services offered through The Living Room, located in Mamaroneck. HDSW is also the designated Neighborhood Preservation Company for the Village of Port Chester with the goal of increasing and preserving affordable housing for Westchester residents. HDSW is a HUD-approved Housing Counseling Agency reaching out to low- and moderate-income households throughout Westchester.
GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
There are numerous ways to assist Human Development Services of Westchester. By making a donation, you partner with us to create community and provide opportunities to support those we serve to achieve self-sufficiency. Your donations directly assist clients in need to obtain housing, find a job, go to school, or receive crisis services. Make a donation at www.hdsw.org.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Due to the pandemic we have limited opportunities for in-person volunteers at this time. Please contact Kelly Darrow, LCSW, Chief Program Officer, for future opportunities.
LEADERSHIP
BOARD MEMBERS
Elizabeth A. Rossi, President Stephen Gutmann, 1st Vice President William Stallings, 2nd Vice President Michael Duncanson, Treasurer Donald W. Davis, Secretary
Frances Arrow Sanford A. Bell Amanda Buritica Caroline H. Davis Herb Heller
Tom Kissner Marcela Kissner Joshua Koerner
Patrick O’Connor
Isobel Perry
Michael Sicular
Harris B. Stratyner, Ph.D., CASAC Susan Susskind
Tom Thogersen Wlliam E. Van Vlack