Services for the UnderServed Executive and Leadership Team

Douglas Walerstein, the Chief Financial Officer at Services for the UnderServed, manages the entire fiscal architecture supporting housing, health, and social programs. The Chief Financial Officer directs long-term financial planning, ensuring the organization maintains the capital necessary to serve tens of thousands of individuals annually. By overseeing complex budgetary allocations for developmental disabilities services and homeless support, Walerstein secures the economic stability required for mission-critical initiatives. This leadership role involves rigorous oversight of grant management and regulatory compliance, directly impacting the ability of the organization to expand urban farming and wellness programs. Through precise fiscal modeling, the Chief Financial Officer optimizes resource distribution across all New York City operations. Douglas Walerstein maintains transparency with the Board, providing the financial clarity needed to sustain high-impact social services for veterans and underserved families throughout the region.

Julie Oberhand, the Executive Assisstant To Chief Financial Officer at Services for the UnderServed, coordinates the administrative functions that enable the financial department to execute its strategic goals. The Executive Assisstant To Chief Financial Officer manages complex scheduling, internal communications, and documentation for the fiscal team, ensuring seamless operations across all housing and health service divisions. By facilitating communication between the Chief Financial Officer and external stakeholders, Oberhand supports the efficient flow of information regarding grant funding and budgetary reporting. This role involves organizing critical data for executive review, which directly assists in the decision-making processes for programs serving homeless individuals and veterans. Julie Oberhand maintains the organizational integrity of financial records, allowing the leadership team to focus on expanding wellness initiatives. Through meticulous administrative oversight, the Executive Assisstant To Chief Financial Officer ensures that the financial department remains agile and responsive to the needs of the organization.

Bradley Alperin, the Chief Operating Officer at Services for the UnderServed, directs the internal infrastructure and service delivery frameworks for housing and employment programs. The Chief Operating Officer architects scalable systems that allow the organization to provide behavioral health support to diverse populations across New York City. By streamlining operational workflows, Alperin ensures that homeless services and developmental disability initiatives function with maximum efficiency. This leadership role requires constant coordination with department heads to align daily activities with the broader organizational mission of fostering social connections. Bradley Alperin monitors performance metrics to identify opportunities for process improvement, directly influencing the quality of care provided to veterans and families. Through the implementation of robust operational standards, the Chief Operating Officer maintains the organizational capacity to address the evolving needs of the community while upholding the highest standards of service excellence.

John Papazoglou, the Chief Operations Officer at Services for the UnderServed, drives the strategic execution of urban farming initiatives and wellness programs. The Chief Operations Officer oversees the logistical deployment of resources across New York City, ensuring that social connections and health services reach the most vulnerable populations. By managing the physical and programmatic assets of the organization, Papazoglou optimizes the delivery of support for individuals with disabilities. This leadership role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to integrate new wellness models into existing service frameworks. John Papazoglou monitors the impact of these operations on community health outcomes, adjusting strategies to maximize the reach of the organization. Through the effective management of operational assets, the Chief Operations Officer ensures that the mission of providing housing and social support remains at the forefront of all activities, ultimately strengthening the overall impact of the organization on the city.