About Neighbors Link

Neighbors Link was founded to meet the needs of 4,000 Latino immigrants who represent 26% of Mount Kisco's total population. When problems at many levels became apparent, concerned members of the community raised private funds to convert a masonry warehouse into a community center for low-income working people. That was in the year 2000, and it signaled the remarkable transformation of a whole community.

Today, Neighbors Link offers a fully staffed center with comprehensive programs for:

• Adult Education
• Employment and Economic Development
• Computer Skill Training
• Leadership Training
• Entrepreneurial Development
• Recreation and Community-Building
• Personal and vocational enhancement
• After-school tutoring program at Mt. Kisco Elementary School
• On-site help and referrals for personal and family issues such as housing and homelessness, medical and mental health, family budgeting, tax payer identification, non-payment of wages, alcoholism, domestic violence, immigration issues and other critical concerns.

Neighbors Link offers a collaboration of community efforts under one roof. These include Westchester Community College ESL classes and certificate program on-site at Neighbors Link, Casa de Lengua (Greeley High School Tutors), Lexington Center for Recovery, Open Door Medical Clinic, ESL tutorial program, The Westchester Library System, Family Services of Westchester, as well as caring people from towns throughout the community who volunteer their time, talent and personal resources.

Neighbors Link is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.

2010 Annual Report (pdf)

Board of Directors
Barbara Bruce Jackson, Chair
Natica von Althann, Vice Chair
Martha Palomino, Treasurer
Mal Nechis, Secretary
John Bailly, Esq.
E. Sue Bicksler-Taub
Cynthia Brill, Esq.
Poppy Cummings
Anita-Agnes O. Hassell
Henry Kensing, Esq.,
Kim Larson
Kim Manocherian
Adrienne Marcus, PhD.
Jack Miller
Eric Rosenfeld
Mary L. Weiss, Esq.