Meet
Tina Sadarangani
PhD, RN, ANP-BC, GNP-BC, FAAN
Candidate for Council
Revitalized a local non-profit that partners with schools and community organizations to strengthen the health of families across all backgrounds, nationally recognized clinician and NYU professor driving innovation and policy in aging and caregiving, trusted community leader in schools and civic organizations, and proud mom of three.
Larchmont Resident Since 2013
Lives with her husband and three children, all enrolled in Mamaroneck public schools.
Community Leader
- Board Chairperson and Immediate Past President of Larchmont Friends of the Family.
- Revitalized the 27-year-old nonprofit, tripling support for local families across income brackets facing serious illness or loss.
- Vice President of Inclusion for the Chatsworth Avenue School PTA.
- Board of Governors member at Beach Point Club, where she oversees Daycamp programming
- Served on the MUSFD Crisis Task Force to assist with Covid-19 response
Academic and Health Expert
- Assistant Professor at New York University specializing in geriatric primary care.
- Leads a multi-million dollar NIH-funded research program focused on Alzheimer’s and dementia care.
- Recognized as a Leader in Healthcare (Crain’s New York Business) and a Rising Star in Long-Term Care (McKnights Media)
- Featured in the New York Times, Associated Press, and US News and World Report
Innovator for Family Caregivers
- Creator of CareMobi, a free app helping families coordinate caregiving and advocate for quality health care.
- Recipient of the 2024 WestFair Women Innovator’s Award
Policy Advocate
- Works with the USDA, Child and Adult Care Food Program, and MJHS to improve community-based services for older adults and children.
- Board Member of the Child and Adult Care Food Program Roundtable.
Core Beliefs
- Committed to collaborative, solutions-driven problem solving.
- Believes every voice—not just the loudest—deserves to be heard in local government.
Tina Sadarangani has been a proud Larchmont resident since 2013, where she lives with her husband and three children, all of whom attend Mamaroneck public schools. A longtime advocate for families, children, and older adults, Tina has dedicated the last decade to strengthening the fabric of our community. She currently serves as Chairperson and Immediate Past President of Larchmont Friends of the Family, a 27-year-old nonprofit she helped revitalize—tripling the organization’s capacity to support local families facing serious illness or loss and strengthening its partnership with the MUSFD. Tina also serves as Vice President of Inclusion for the Chatsworth Avenue School PTA and sits on the Board of Governors at Beach Point Club, where she oversees Daycamp programming. Professionally, Tina is a nationally recognized researcher and Assistant Professor at NYU, specializing in geriatric primary care. She leads a multi-million dollar NIH-funded research program focused on Alzheimer’s and dementia care, and is the creator of CareMobi, a free app that helps family caregivers coordinate support and advocate for high-quality care. Her policy work spans partnerships with the USDA, MJHS - a New York based long-term care organization, and the Child and Adult Care Food Program, where she champions equitable, community-based care for all generations. Tina brings a collaborative, community-centered approach to every role and believes in a local government that listens to and reflects the needs of its people—not just the loudest voices, but every voice.
Solutions to Resident Issues
Our Plan
Smarter Spending
Cut waste. Manage resources efficiently. More dollars reinvested into community infrastructure.
Collaborative Solutions
Prioritize transparent dialogue with family, schools, community organizations.
Better for Every Family
Sustainable, solution driven leadership that strengthens our shared community.
Accountability
Clarity and partnership around community assets such as the rink, pool, the senior center, and Hommocks fields. Growing revenue at no cost to the taxpayer.
Smart Growth
Reimagine underused spaces with a clear strategic plan for current and future infrastructure.
For All Generations
Support seniors who want to stay in town, expand recreation for all, and strengthen the multigenerational fabric that makes Mamaroneck special.
Vote November 4th for Leadership that puts Residents First.
If nothing changes, taxes will keep rising, facilities will keep failing, and residents will keep feeling squeezed out.
But if we act now, we can fix our roads and fields, keep schools strong and build a sustainable, collaborative future for everyone.
About the Sustainable Future Party
The current state of affairs in Mamaroneck is unsustainable and unacceptable. The Sustainable Future Party is committed to collaborative solutions, smarter spending, and reinvestments that make our community better for every family.
