Public elementary and secondary schools, Fund raising organization, non-fee basis, Charitable organization
Cerebral Palsy of Westchester
Cerebral Palsy of Westchester, founded in 1949 by a network of volunteers led by Martie and David Osterer, initially focused on providing medical treatments and services for individuals with cerebral palsy. Over the years, their mandate has broadened to encompass children and adults with various developmental disabilities, offering a range of programs and services. Today, the organization's David G. Osterer Center in Rye Brook serves as the central hub for a network of over a dozen locations across Westchester County, including satellite programs and residential sites, dedicated to meeting the evolving needs of disabled individuals in the community.
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