The PCAP (Perinatal Cooperative Agreement Program) at Bronx Lebanon Hospital is a program that provides assistance to low-income women and children while offering support for AIDS patients in the South Bronx. It offers comprehensive services such as medical care, counseling, case management, and educational resources.

A Social Security Disability Advocate represents clients in their disability appeals at the Federal and Appellate levels. They help individuals with disabilities navigate the complex process of obtaining Social Security disability benefits, providing legal expertise and advocating on their behalf.

Little Wanderers Animal Rescue is a non-profit organization founded by Lisa Winters. It focuses on rescuing and providing care for stray and feral cats in The Bronx. The organization operates with an annual budget exceeding $400,000 and is run entirely by volunteers.

The outpatient substance abuse treatment program at the Exodus Transitional Community Center offers support and resources to individuals struggling with addiction. The program provides counseling, therapy, and access to various treatment modalities to help individuals on their path to recovery.

Lisa Winters has been actively involved in numerous community projects throughout her life. Her dedication to making a difference has led to collaborations with local organizations aimed at improving the lives of underserved populations and promoting social justice.

Lisa Winters developed a love for horses as a young adult and became a competitive dressage enthusiast. Dressage is an equestrian sport that showcases the horse’s ability to perform a series of precise movements. Lisa’s passion for dressage demonstrates her diverse interests and highlights her dedication and drive beyond her professional endeavors.