Announcing Key Changes to Westhab’s Leadership Team
As Westhab continues expanding its impact across the region, we’re proud to announce new leadership that will advance our mission to build communities and change lives.
Keep up with the latest news and program updates.
As Westhab continues expanding its impact across the region, we’re proud to announce new leadership that will advance our mission to build communities and change lives.
In this op-ed, Westhab CEO Rich Nightingale urges New Yorkers to respond to homelessness with compassion—not resistance.
School’s out, and it’s time to celebrate! Westhab’s annual Youth Showcase brought together all our youth program sites for a fun day of performances shared with friends, family, and each other.
Westhab’s friends and supporters came together at Brae Burn Country Club for the 2025 Building Communities. Changing Lives. Celebration Dinner—raising over $600,000 to fund life-changing programs.
Westhab received a $200,000 grant from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation to expand the Bright Beginnings Program, helping children and caregivers achieve stability, access services, and break homelessness cycles.
We’re excited to share some big updates to Westhab’s leadership team including new members of the Executive Committee and a fond farewell to Patricia Vitelli SVP of Finance and Administration.
Project Connect, Westhab’s street outreach program in Yonkers, plays a vital role in providing shelter, services, and support to the homeless, particularly during cold winter months. The initiative has helped hundreds of individuals access housing, meals, and essential services, making a significant impact on reducing street homelessness in the city.
At Westhab, we believe that a shelter can be more than just a roof over someone’s head—it should be a place where families feel safe, supported, and nurtured on their journey to permanent housing. With the help and support of the Hudson Family Residence property owner, Standard Communities, we transformed an underutilized waiting room at … Continued