Westchester Honors Young Leaders at Annual Sheros Awards
The Westchester County Youth Bureau and Youth Board celebrated outstanding young leaders at the annual Sheros Awards, recognizing their contributions and commitment to the community.
Celebrating Young Achievers
The Westchester County Youth Bureau and Youth Board held their annual Sheros Awards on March 30, 2026, in White Plains, honoring 20 deserving young women and non-binary youth for their remarkable achievements and contributions to the community.
Recognizing Transformative Impact
This year’s award winners demonstrated exceptional leadership through various initiatives, ranging from community service projects to advocacy for youth-related issues. The event aims to inspire others by showcasing the positive impact that young leaders can have in their communities.
A Message of Empowerment
During the ceremony, Westchester County Executive George Latimer stated, "These young individuals embody the spirit of community service and leadership. Their commitment not only uplifts their peers but inspires future generations to make a difference." The stories shared by the recipients highlighted their innovative projects tackling local challenges and their dedication to helping others.
Future Aspirations
The Sheros Awards serve as both recognition and encouragement for young leaders in Westchester County to continue striving for excellence and engage actively with their communities. The Youth Bureau and Board emphasized their ongoing commitment to support such initiatives and empower youth to become agents of change.
