“We are very pleased about how our Center Lane program is addressing many of the key issues affecting this population,” James Stewart, WJCS Center Lane program coordinator, said in a press release. “And, we’re committed to working with families, schools and the community-at-large to promote a community culture that is supportive of LGBTQ youth.”
Center Lane, which recently expanded to facilities in White Plains and Yonkers, will mark 18 years since the group founded a safe haven for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning adolescents.
The agency has helped many Westchester schools establish a Gay-Straight Alliance group for students. Center Lane worked with students from the Ossining, Pleasantville, Irvington, Dobbs Ferry, Harrison and White Plains school districts this past academic year.
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