DOROT Westchester
We welcome older adults 60+ and volunteers all across Westchester County to engage and build meaningful social connections through a variety of programs in-person, online, and by phone.
About DOROT Westchester
Since 2004, DOROT has offered a full range of programs in Westchester, inviting older adults and volunteers across the county to build meaningful social connections. We offer everything from visiting programs and intergenerational volunteer opportunities to events and classes that appeal to an array of interests.
We make our programs as accessible as possible by offering many ways to participate. You’ll find opportunities at our regional office in White Plains, in community spaces, online, over the phone, or in the comfort of older adults’ homes throughout Westchester.
Whether you’re an older adult looking for new connections, a volunteer eager to make a difference, or an organization seeking to partner with us, there’s a way for you to join DOROT Westchester’s growing, vibrant community. Together, we can make meaningful connections that last.
Sign Up for Our Newsletter
Every two weeks, you’ll receive an email about DOROT programs and volunteer opportunities.
Join Us in Person & Online
Explore programs at DOROT Westchester
Join Us Online
You don’t have to leave home to take part in DOROT’s many opportunities to stay active and socially connected. We have online programs where you can explore a wide variety of interests and find opportunities for building relationships. Explore online programs.
Become a Volunteer
Related Programs
Friendly Visiting
Through Friendly Visiting, older adults welcome volunteers into their homes for weekly or monthly visits to build meaningful social connection and friendship.
Westchester Community Events
Join adults 60+ for community gatherings where all are welcome. No matter the activity, you will always find an inviting space with opportunities for everyone to get to know one another.
GENuine Connections
Build meaningful friendships when you join our online community of adults 65+ and high school students. Discover how intergenerational bonds can enrich your life.
Thank You
DOROT Westchester is generously supported in part by: The US Department of Health and Human Services — Administration on Aging (AOA), New York State Office for the Aging, Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services, as well as the Old Oaks Country Club Foundation.