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Our Spring 2022 newsletter celebrates all good things TGCW.

Celebrate Black History month. Our Center for College & Careers hosts a career panel 2:30-4:30 PM on Feb. 21. Open to young people from Mount Vernon and New Rochelle.

Iva Jenkins, LCSW, shares some insight about how very young children may react to the “new” maskless world. It may not be what you expect. Read on to learn how our early childhood mental health clinic can help.

Ms. Harris will participate in the session entitled “Opportunity Youth Part: Emerging Adult Justice Reform in New Rochelle” at the NYATCP Training Virtual Conference taking place March 3-4, 2022.

The winter 2022 edition of Behavioral Health News features an article written by long-time volunteer Kathy Hagendorf. Kathy combines her passion for gardening with helping program participants develop new ways to learn, work, and thrive.

While acknowledging losses and unanticipated changes may we appreciate the adaptability and creativity we’ve exercised…

Walk-in hours and 24/7 support are available over the holidays.

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Director Jermaine Manigault will lead an in-person Q&A after the film. Mr. Manigault is co-owner of 30 Hours Productions and founder of Young Black Creators Initiative, a mentorship program for Black youth to educate them on the wide range of roles behind the camera to help empower them when deciding a career path.

Emily Young of News12 shares information about the importance of early childhood mental health.

“Too often, parents are at a loss when it comes to identifying their child’s social-emotional development and assessing behaviors. Parents aren’t sure what is typical versus what may need a little guiding and coaching. And then they don’t know where to go for help.”

Our Bash for the Future auction has unique and interesting finds - the perfect way to treat yourself!

Supporting those who support us….our CEO Amy Gelles made it a night to remember in Brooklyn.

We have an exciting announcement about a new affiliation which expands our reach and gives us more ways to support our community. Learn, work, thrive!

Are you ready for LIVE theater and a few laughs? See our TGCW friends and supporters Max and Keri in this musical comedy.

There’s no summer slide at The Guidance Center of Westchester. Our participants and staff are sizzling with excitement this summer. Read on to learn more.

We all read a lot about self-care, but what is it? Self-care can be seen as…