Since 2004, DOROT’s Westchester programs have effectively combated social isolation among older adults in the county with food deliveries, weekly volunteer visits, intergenerational Shabbat celebrations, youth programs, and teleconference classes and support groups. Please see below for a detailed listing of the programs offered in Westchester.

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DOROT Westchester Programs:

  Friendly Visiting

  Holiday Package Deliveries

  Shabbat Shalom Westchester: Volunteers pick up a Shabbat package (challah, grape juice, candles) from the home of a volunteer host, deliver the package to a senior’s home, and stay for a friendly visit.

  University Without Wall/To Your Health/Caregivers’ Connections

  Information and Referral

  Telephone Friends: Modeled after DOROT’s Friendly Visiting program, Telephone Friends matches volunteers with homebound seniors for weekly supportive phone calls.

  Youth Volunteer Programs: Includes specially tailored opportunities for individuals, schools, and community groups.


For more information about DOROT programs for seniors or volunteers in Westchester, or if you know of someone in Westchester who needs assistance, please call 914–674–9129.

DOROT Westchester is funded in part by:
The Silverweed Foundation
United States Department of Health and Human Services

New York State Office for the Aging

Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services