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This resolution honors Esmeralda Hoscoy for her dedication and service to Westchester County in conjunction with Women's History Month.
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Highlights the significant impact of Esmeralda Hoscoy’s leadership. in serving vulnerable communities such as immigrants, refugees, day laborers, and people facing mental health challenges in Westchester County, demonstrating how individual dedication can drive local support systems.
Underscores the importance of representation and breaking barriers. by noting Hoscoy’s background as the daughter of Mexican laborers and the first in her family to earn a college degree, illustrating the broader value of diverse leadership in public service.
Draws attention to collaborative and cross-sector efforts. from leading local coalitions with over 30 organizations to serving on the United Way board—showing how coordinated community action can address complex social challenges.
Emphasizes the broader societal benefit of recognizing women’s achievements,. especially during Women’s History Month, reinforcing the message that honoring such contributions inspires further progress toward gender equity and community empowerment.
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Assembly Resolution No. 189 BY: M. of A. Mayer COMMENDING Esmeralda Hoscoy, Regional Supervisor for Catholic Charities Community Services of Westchester County, in conjunction with Women's History Month, for her unwavering commitment to the community of… Show allHide
Assembly Resolution No. 189 BY: M. of A. Mayer COMMENDING Esmeralda Hoscoy, Regional Supervisor for Catholic Charities Community Services of Westchester County, in conjunction with Women's History Month, for her unwavering commitment to the community of Westchester County WHEREAS, It is the custom of this Legislative Body to recognize and pay tribute to those women of achievement within the Empire State who have made strong contributions to their communities and who inspire others through their model citizenship; and WHEREAS, Attendant to such concern, and in full accord with its long-standing traditions, this Legislative Body is justly proud to commend Esmeralda Hoscoy, Regional Supervisor for Catholic Charities Community Services of Westchester County, in conjunction with Women's History Month, for her unwavering commitment to the families and communities of Yonkers, New York; and WHEREAS, Women of every race, class, and ethnic background have made invaluable contributions to the growth and strength of New York State in countless recorded and unrecorded ways; and WHEREAS, Each year, the State of New York officially sets aside time to recognize the achievements and lives of these exemplary women, representatives of the wide-ranging and vital roles women have played in the historic development of this great Empire State and its communities; and WHEREAS, The daughter of Mexican laborers, Esmeralda Hoscoy is the first in her family to obtain a college degree; breaking barriers, she went on to receive her Master of Public Administration degree from the State University of New York at Albany; and WHEREAS, Dedicated to making an impact on the world, Esmeralda Hoscoy was the previous Director of Immigration and Refugee Services for Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County in California, where she worked with resettling over 150 refugees and unaccompanied minors, and served internationally as the Director of Volunteer Services with Sustainable Bolivia in Cochabamba, Bolivia; and WHEREAS, Furthermore, Esmeralda Hoscoy was a Fellow with the Center for Women in Government and Civil Society (CWGCS) working to fill the knowledge gaps about the status of women, develop evidence based approaches to advance gender parity, strengthen system responsiveness, raise awareness about existing inequities, and deepen and broaden women's access to education and economic opportunities; and WHEREAS, Currently, Esmeralda Hoscoy serves the vulnerable populations of immigrants, refugees, day laborers and individuals with mental health challenges; as Regional Supervisor for Catholic Charities Community Services of Westchester County, she directs multiple programs which assist individuals to overcome difficulties to self-sufficiency; and WHEREAS, As the leader in both Alianza Laboral and the New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) in Westchester County, she addresses the needs of the immigrant populations with the help of over 30 different community based organizations; and WHEREAS, In addition, Esmeralda Hoscoy serves as an Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) Board Member of United Way of Westchester and Putnam County; and WHEREAS, Rare indeed is the impressive dedication shown by an individual for the benefit of others which Esmeralda Hoscoy has displayed throughout her life; and WHEREAS, It is the sense of this Legislative Body that when individuals of such noble aims and accomplishments are brought to our attention, they should be celebrated and recognized by all the citizens of the great State of New York; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations to commend Esmeralda Hoscoy, Regional Supervisor for Catholic Charities Community Services of Westchester County, in conjunction with Women's History Month, for her unwavering commitment to the community of Westchester County; and be it further RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution, suitably engrossed, be transmitted to Esmeralda Hoscoy, Regional Supervisor, Catholic Charities Community Services of Westchester County.
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