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Immigration Reform Now!

Immigration Reform Now! Rally at White Plains, New York on April 10, 2013

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English classes started! Invite your neighbors, family, acquaintances and all the people you know and who wish to learn English. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity provided by United Community Center of Westchester. We also need volunteers who want to cooperate with the classes, both teaching as helping students with their homework. Do not miss [...]

ESL Opening

The inauguration of a new project is always an exhilarating experience; it entails a combination of hard work and cooperative spirit. Of course, this opening ceremony could not be the exception. On Tuesday, January 8th, the United Community Center of Westchester, Inc. opened its doors to the members of the town to be part of [...]

Immigrant achieves his dream

Carlos Manzanarez Rojas, 22, came to the United States when he was one year and 10 months. They brought their parents to emigrate from Mexico. Always was a college student and science, with honors at Purchase College, but had to work for $4 when, having no legal residence. Manzanarez submitted its application to secure the [...]

Toy Drive

United Community Center of Westchester held a Christmas party on December 21, 2012 for the neighborhood children in their community room located on 360 North Avenue, New Rochelle. The agency was decorated with Christmas bliss and included a Christmas tree. The atmosphere was surrounded by holiday cheer and throughout the night songs were heard at [...]

Welcome!

November 1st, 2010

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United Community Center Of Westchester (UCCW) provides critical resources that bring health care, education, food, refuge and emergency assistance to help those in need. We strive to give a voice to the Westchester County community to assure that basic human necessities are provided for its most vulnerable clients. Through numerous human service programs, UCCW helps more than 2,500 people per year.

Since its inception in 2005, our organization has supported and empowered:

• Immigrants
• At Risk Youth
• People with disabilities
• Frail and Elderly
• Women and Domestic Violence
• Homeless Individual and families
• Residents seeking health Insurance