Westchester Coalition for the Hungry and Homeless is a dedicated social services nonprofit committed to addressing food insecurity and homelessness throughout Westchester County, New York. The organization works to support individuals and families facing socio-economic hardships by strengthening the efforts of local food pantries, soup kitchens, and emergency shelters. In addition to distributing resources, the coalition plays a vital coordination role by advocating for accessible and compassionate care for vulnerable populations. It empowers communities through education, policy advocacy, and cooperative partnerships with public agencies and faith-based organizations. A key feature of the coalition is its centralized resource referral system, which helps connect those in need with appropriate support services. It also works on awareness campaigns and social justice initiatives to reduce stigma around poverty and homelessness. Focused on long-term solutions, the coalition engages in preventative programming and supports affordable housing efforts. Its deep ties with community organizations and consistent presence in county-wide collaborations make it a trusted advocate for change. Through its work, the coalition aims to build a more equitable and supportive community for all Westchester residents.

Key Services:

– Coordination of food pantries, soup kitchens, and emergency feeding programs
– Support and advocacy for homeless individuals and families
– Community resource and service referrals for food and shelter
– Education and awareness initiatives about hunger and homelessness
– Policy advocacy for affordable housing and poverty alleviation
– Collaboration with public, private, and faith-based service providers
– Distribution of essential supplies to partner agencies
– Facilitation of community partnerships to address systemic issues