PELHAM, NY (January 17, 2026) — The Junior League of Pelham will host a community roundtable titled “Caregiving Across Generations” on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Pelham Memorial High School’s Alumni Hall.
The event, open to all community members, will feature a panel discussion followed by a Q&A session moderated by JLP Sustainer Kara McLoughlin. The forum aims to address challenges faced by caregivers balancing responsibilities for both children and aging parents.
Panelists include Mirielle Ranade, MHC-LP, psychotherapist at Upshur Bren; Dr. Tony Rosen, MD, MPH, associate professor of emergency medicine and program director of the Vulnerable Elder Protection Program; Sherri Rozansky, supervising attorney at Legal Services of the Hudson Valley; Cherish Celetti, attorney in charge of the Mount Vernon office at Legal Services of the Hudson Valley; Danielle Vrahimis and Alyssa Murray, co-presidents and CEOs of DaniLee’s Helping Hands; and Diane Bartley, program supervisor at Pelham Recreation.
The Junior League of Pelham’s Community Roundtable is an annual event organized by its Community Affairs Committee. Originally created as a forum for local nonprofits to collaborate on community issues, it has evolved to include all residents. Past topics have ranged from skill-based sessions, such as marketing for nonprofits, to informational discussions on the league’s signature projects. Recent roundtables have covered sustainability, flooding issues, mental health and downtown development.
The event is presented in a spirit of engagement and collaboration.
For more information, visit www.jlpelham.org.
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