Westchester Jewish Community Services works with 150 to 200 girls through a combination of programs in Port Chester, New Rochelle, White Plains, Ossining and Sleepy Hollow. The agency has also created bilingual peer advisory groups in which high school students are trained to lead discussions about sexuality and other topics with parents of other teenagers. Because the students and parents don’t know each other, they can speak more candidly and honestly, said Rosalia Kullock-Sosa, a psychologist who developed the program.”*
*From: www.thejournalnews.com
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January 7th, 2008
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