Our Mission:
The Youth of Pelham





The second year of the Pelham Overnight for Mental Health was even better than the first!
With one school year coming to a close, we are already preparing for the next one! So many Pelham families rely on the LARGE Community Calendar to keep them connected to all the local civic, non-profit, faith-based, and volunteer-run events in town. Submit your DATES and reserve AD SPACE by July 11, 2025.
We’re thrilled to introduce longtime Pelham resident — and PMHS alum — Olivia Ting as Pelham Together’s new Youth Advocate!
On April 29, Pelham Together’s Youth Council led a powerful town hall focusing on what it means to be a trusted adult for young people.
The town hall reinforced a simple yet transformative truth: every young person deserves a trusted adult, and every adult has the capacity to be one.
We are grateful to Dr. Puliafico for the time and expertise he brought to Pelham last week when he spoke to parents on this important topic.
Four members of Pelham Together’s Youth Council headed to Albany on March 12, 2025 to participate in Mental Health Matters Day and meet with elected officials, Assembly Member Amy Paulin and Senator Nathalia Fernandez. Making Pelham proud!!
“Working together makes all of us stronger.”
-Det. Jason Carroll, Village of Pelham Manor Police Department
We thrive on the active involvement of all sectors in the Pelham community including students, parents, businesses, religious organizations, schools, elected officials, public services, and governments. Together we can accomplish so much more.