UNITED HOME FOR AGED HEBREWS
EIN 13-1663975 · Health Care (E91Z)
What they do
UNITED HEBREW is A VIBRANT NOT-FOR-PROFIT, NON-SECTARIAN, MULTI-SERVICE SENIOR LIVING CAMPUS NESTLED ON 7.4 ACRES IN NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK. KNOWN for ITS CARING and NURTURING ENVIRONMENT, UNITED HEBREW HAS BEEN SERVING THE WESTCHESTER METROPOLITAN AREA SINCE 1919 WHEN IT BEGAN AS A SMALL FRAME HOUSE to PROVIDE CARE for NINE ELDERLY JEWISH MEN. TODAY, HEBREW WORKS WITH OVER 600 CLIENTS DAILY THROUGH ITS RICH ARRAY of SKILLED and COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS and SERVICES, EMBRACING THE CHANGING NEEDS of OUR CLIENTS EVERY STEP of THE WAY. THROUGH OUR COMPREHENSIVE CARE OPTIONS, WE ENCOURAGE and SUPPORT A LIFE of DIGNITY and SPIRITUALITY. THE CENTER ADMINISTERS, AS PART of ITS CORPORATE PURPOSE, THE PLANNING, COORDINATION and SUPPORT of THE DEVELOPMENT and ADMINISTRATION of HEALTH SERVICE SYSTEMS for THE COMMUNITY, BY PROVIDING CONSULTATIVE and SUPPORT SERVICES to ITS AFFILIATED ENTITIES.
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ContactCHRISTINA L VILLANUEVACFO
Mailing address391 PELHAM RD, NEW ROCHELLE, NY 10805-2225
Main phone(914) 632-2804 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 1938
- County
- Westchester
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