Individuals who have nowhere else to turn come to GCCC for help.
Services & Programs Serve Thousands

In a community as prosperous as Westchester County it is difficult to believe that a need exists for social service agencies to support the poor, the hungry, and the homeless… or that some of the homeless are children. 

	Housing & Feeding Services
	The Soup Kitchen provides more than 20,000 free, nutritionally balanced, hot, mid-morning meals each year to anyone in need.  Meals are served every Monday through Friday in the Parish Hall of Grace Church at 33 Church Street in White Plains, NY. Holiday meals, delivered meals and take-home meals comprise an additional 5,000 plates of food provided to the poor and troubled in our area. read more
	Open Arms Men’s Shelter provides transitional housing and rehabilitative services for homeless men, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, sheltering up to 38 men each night. Emergency shelter and homeless outreach services are also provided for non-resident homeless men are also provided  read more
	Samaritan House Women’s Shelter provides transitional and emergency housing for up to 19 homeless women. Comprehensive services include individualized treatment for those who suffer from substance abuse, domestic violence or HIV/AIDs. read more
	Housing Services works to prevent homelessness  through programs  that  provide budget management counseling, housing referrals, rent and legal assistance to more than 300 families each year. Target populations include individuals with a history of mental illness or substance abuse and those living with HIV/AIDs. read more
	Children & Youth Services
	The Summer Camp provides an enriching recreational experience for up to 130 120 homeless and disadvantaged children for five weeks each summer. Activities include swimming, arts and crafts, sports, field trips, and reading instruction. read more
	The After-School Mentoring Program provides tutoring, guidance and college prep activities including SAT tutoring, for 75 homeless and disadvantaged children four days a week throughout the school year. The goal of the program is to encourage at-risk children to stay in school, improve their grades and go on to get a college education. read more
	Elderly & Disabled Services
	Neighbors Home Care Services is a Licensed Home Care Service Agency (LHCSA) that provides quality home health care services to nearly 400more than 900 homebound seniors and disabled individuals annually. Personal care aides, home health aides, cleaners, cooks, grocery shoppers, Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses help this vulnerable population remain in their homes. read more
	Rainbow Outreach & Drop-In Center offers a safe environment and weekly recreational activities for 35 developmentally disabled adults and Saturday morning activities and referral services for developmentally disabled children, adults and their families. read more