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Provides food for families and individuals who are in need.

Provides comprehensive treatment, recovery, and support services for individuals and families impacted by mental health and substance use challenges. Services offered include individual and group counseling, medical and psychiatric care, family support coordination, addiction medicine consultations, opiate overdose prevention training, recovery coaching and peer support services, care coordination, community outreach and education, harm reduction services, a therapy dog program, and more. For additional information or to discuss available services, please contact the Admissions team at 716‑831‑1800. ##REENTRY##

Provides comprehensive treatment, recovery, and support services for individuals and families impacted by mental health and substance use challenges. Services offered include individual and group counseling, medical and psychiatric care, family support coordination, addiction medicine consultations, opiate overdose prevention training, recovery coaching and peer support services, care coordination, community outreach and education, harm reduction services, a therapy dog program, and more. For additional information or to discuss available services, please contact the Admissions team at 716‑831‑1800. ##REENTRY##

Provides the following Clinical Services: Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech Language Pathology, Psychiatry, Rehabilitation Counseling, and Psychology/Evaluation/Diagnosis. Other services available may include: Adaptive Aids/Equipment, Anger Management, Depression/Manic Depression Treatment, Developmental Disability Screening, Dual Diagnosis Treatment, Feeding and Swallowing Therapy, Seating and Positioning Therapy, Vocational Assessment, Vocational Counseling, and Vocational Rehabilitation.

Provides a 24-hour crisis intervention hotline, 24-hour advocacy, group counseling, transportation, court accompaniment and preparation, and compensation claim form assistance through NYS Office of Victim Services. Office is at a secure location, which is shared with clients at the time of intake.

Provides comprehensive information and referral services.

A Personal Development Mentor (PDM) guides a person towards identifying their strengths, uncovering authentic talents, and applying their unique abilities in pursuit of their goals. The PDM helps to bridge the gap between where a person is and where they want to be by assisting with problem solving, decision making, and goal attainment in daily life. This is a transitional, three to six month program that focuses on skill-building with an emphasis on community integration.

Internal medicine / primary care medical practice.

A decision-making committee to determine eligibility and the appropriate level of services for preschool children aged 3-5. The CPSE is a multidisciplinary team established to conduct meetings to develop, review, or revise the Individual Education Program (IEP) of a student with a disability. The parent or legal guardian is included as a member of the committee.

Provides day habilitation for adults wishing to pursue their artistic interests. Field trips and exhibition of artwork are key components of the program.

Serves individuals and families suffering from chemical dependency related issues. Individual, group, and family counseling offered, as well as assistance with applying for social service benefits. Assistance offered for individuals involved in the criminal justice system. ##REENTRY##

Offers easy access to the following employer services: job postings, candidate listings, information (referrals, permits, legal, etc.), economic development referrals, pre-hire testing (fee for service), recruitment, screening, job fairs, and business seminars. Also offers coordinated referrals and access to over 50 certified training programs throughout Chautauqua County and surrounding areas. Customers can obtain the following services: internet access to statewide and regional job listings, learning the best skills to acquire a job, assistance with job placement, and unemployment insurance information. Offers specialized services for youth under the age of 24. Youth summer employment opportunities may be available, depending upon funding. Free informational workshops: Career Exploration, Create/Update Your Resume, How to Conduct an Effective Job Search, Interviewing Techniques to Help You Get That Job, and much more. Resources include computer access, fax machine, telephone access (for calling employers), out of area job listings, photocopier, and professional staff assistance.

A 24-hour state-operated supervised community residence with 24 beds. Offers support and skills training to individuals preparing for more independent living environments.

Provides free meals to any kids and teens ages 18 and under (and young adults with disabilities under 21). Meals are picked up to go.

A community-based support service for adults throughout Erie County with serious and persistent mental illness and adults with Medicaid that have two chronic health conditions. Provides individual service planning with the following services available to those receiving services: crisis intervention on a 24-hour basis; linkages to medical, psychiatric, social, educational, psychological, and vocational services within the community; coupled with individual and systemic advocacy.

Provides a one time grant on a first come, first served basis beginning October 1st of each year until funds are exhausted. The maximum grant is $300. Grant can be used to:

• Prevent disconnection of service
• Pay current or past-due energy bills (excluding electric)
• Purchase home heating fuel of any kind

Whenever HEAP is open, potential applicants must have applied for energy/fuel assistance through HEAP first.

Provides language support through practical, conversational English language instruction at accessible times and locations, including the Hope Refugee Drop-In Center and local libraries. Small learning groups are also hosted at students' homes, co-taught by a pair of volunteers. Classes take place multiple times a week and cover a number of conversational, English "life skills" topics identified by the students themselves. Citizenship and literacy classes are offered for individuals who cannot read and write in their first language or in English.

A decision-making committee to determine eligibility and the appropriate level of services for preschool children aged 3-5. The CPSE is a multidisciplinary team established to conduct meetings to develop, review, or revise the Individual Education Program (IEP) of a student with a disability. The parent or legal guardian is included as a member of the committee.

Low income, energy efficient one and two bedroom apartments with on-site laundry facility, security system, and community room. Apartments come with a refrigerator and stove, are cable and internet ready, and air conditioned.

Provides primary care services and pediatrics.