Family Services of Westchester (FSW) is a nonprofit organization that delivers a broad range of government-supported social services aimed at strengthening families and communities throughout Westchester County, New York. Partnering with local and state government departments, FSW provides vital programs that support individuals of all ages through mental health counseling, early childhood education, and housing assistance. With decades of experience, FSW works closely with state agencies to implement evidence-based solutions that address public health, youth development, and family well-being.

FSW is known for its commitment to underserved populations, connecting government resources to vulnerable groups including seniors, veterans, children in foster care, and individuals with developmental disabilities. The organization also administers government-funded youth and family justice initiatives that promote fairness and rehabilitation. Through deep partnerships with government entities such as the Department of Social Services and the Department of Health, FSW plays a critical role in ensuring equitable access to essential human services. Its culturally responsive programs reflect the diverse needs of Westchester’s communities. By uniting public and private efforts, FSW represents a trusted bridge between individuals in need and governmental support systems.

Key Services:

– Government-funded mental health and counseling programs
– Child and family welfare services
– Senior support and aging-in-place programs
– Veterans assistance and support services
– Developmental disability programs
– Youth justice and rehabilitation initiatives
– Early childhood education and Head Start programs
– Homelessness prevention and housing stabilization services
– Crisis intervention and trauma support
– Community outreach in partnership with local and state agencies