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2020-6-24, CPW BRIDGE School Graduates 2020 Slideshow


Happy St. Patrick's Day weekend from all of us at CPW! #everybodysirishonstpatricksday ... See MoreSee Less

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Join our team! We offer on-the-spot interviews and job offers with great benefits. Full & Part Time positions, day, evening and overnight shifts available. Call or email us at 914-937-3800 or hr@cpwestchester.org. Find out more about our programs and services at cpwestchester.org/careers

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CPW's United Preschool Center is gearing up for World Autism Acceptance Month. They are raising awareness and acceptance of people with autism while helping our programs to grow . . . one butterfly at a time! Each $5 butterfly you purchase will be custom designed by our pre-school students. The artwork will complete and expand our beautiful Tree of Friendship & Acceptance, on display in the lobby of the United Preschool Center in White Plains through the end of April.
cpwestchester.org/autism-acceptance-month/
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CPW's Adaptive Boy Scout Troop 535 and Girl Scout Troop 1902 were visited by Stamford Police Department CT's K9 Unit. Lt. Comstock with Pogo, and Officer Scarano with Wrigley, explained to the Scouts about the important work the K9 Unit does to help protect the public from dangerous situations. Pogo and Wrigley showed off how well trained they are, and how they can sniff out evidence for the police. Afterwards the Scouts were able to pet the canines and ask the Officers questions about their work and training their canine partners. Thank you for arranging such an educational visit Jay and the Mid Westchester Elks! ... See MoreSee Less

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March is #SocialWorkMonth! CPW celebrates this great profession and the many contributions they provide to our programs and our community. Uniquely qualified to handle the various issues that trouble our communities, Social Workers enter the profession because they truly want to help others, and go through years of education, training, and supervision so they can do the delicate but important work of meeting people where they are and helping them achieve their goals. At CPW, you will find Social Workers in all our programs - this month we give them a big shout-out for the difference they make in people’s lives every day!
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Taste of Westchester 2020

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