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Offers a variety of credit-free and Continuing Education Unit (CEU) courses in either a classroom setting or online, including in the following fields:

• IT
• Phlebotomy
• Sterile Processing and Distribution
• Pharmacy Technician Training
• Customer Service
• Massage Therapy Continuing Education
• CPR/BLS for Healthcare Providers

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.

A community health center that offers affordable medical, dental, behavioral health, and insurance enrollment services. ##REENTRY##

Works to preserve families by finding temporary homes for children. We help birth and foster parents develop skills to nurture children in safe, loving home environments. Provides services to parents to help them acquire the knowledge, skills, and resources they need to parent their children safely and reunite their family. When this is not possible, the program provides safe and permanent homes for children through adoption. Also recruits, screens, trains, and supports foster and adoptive parents.

Offers community projects, informal education, after-school tutoring, computer classes, teen groups, drug awareness and substance abuse prevention programs, health and physical education, and youth employment programs, including job counseling and placement.

Dedicated to improving workplace productivity, retention, attendance, financial stability and well-being for employees. Based on a proven program model, it seeks to help fix non-work related issues that contribute to decreased job performance and workplace attrition through an innovative set of on-site solutions. This is accomplished through three main elements:

• Resource Coordinators are the point of access for all the services of the program, they act as an in-person/virtual services resource working with employees to prioritize and create action plans to overcome obstacles, available by, text, e-mail, or phone call, connects employees with service organizations and programs available in Erie County. Employees can get the help they need at work rather than taking time off and trying to find the right service providers.

• Financial Education Classes: Resource Coordinators are certified as Financial Coaches and are trained in both financial literacy skills and coaching skills, financially focused classes provided as needed by the employer, subject matter ranges from budgeting, credit, S.M.A.R.T. spending goals, homeownership, etc., virtual classes and online platform offering worksheets and guides accessible at any time

• Work/Life Solutions Loan & Savings Program: $500 or $1,000 loan to assist in overcoming unexpected financial obstacles, available to employees in good standing who have been on the job for at least one year, repaid through payroll deduction and reported to credit bureau monthly to help improve or establish credit, a portion of the monthly repayment is set aside in a savings account; once the loan is paid the employee can continue to save $10/month or adjust as they see fit.

New York State Education Department Approved Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs are designed to provide a career pathway for students while satisfying many of the requirements for a Regents High School Diploma. Students learn, reinforce, and apply academic skills such as ELA, Math, and Science in the context of their CTE program while they prepare for further study at the post-secondary level or direct entry into the workforce after high school. Students participate in internships and may earn valuable industry certifications and/or licenses. The curriculum is assessed against nationally recognized industry standards and meets the NYS Learning Standards. Evening and day courses also offered for adults.

Works to improve quality of life for families suffering from trauma, including but not limited to disease, disability, domestic violence, fire, and loss. Provides family support, clinical support, case management, resources, education, and financial negotiations. Program does not give out funds but works with the clients in medical bill negotiations, equipment donations, prescription assistance, coordination with doctors, getting volunteers to assist at home, and obtaining grants for medical, prescription, and other needs. Services are not limited to any specific disease, disability, or age group, but are based on how trauma as affected the family unit.

An affordable housing community for individuals 55 years old and above located in the village of Le Roy, New York. Heat, air conditioning, hot water and electric are included in the rent and on-site laundry facilities are available at no cost to the tenant. Apartments feature a fully equipped kitchen with a range, refrigerator, and microwave, and a wall-mounted flat screen TV including basic cable service and in-unit storage. Tenants have access to a community room, lounges, and a computer lab. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in common areas in the buildings. Buildings are 100 percent smoke free, with designated smoking areas provided outdoors. Off-street parking is available.

Provides speech, language, and hearing services to individuals of all ages. Screening, evaluation, and therapy services are provided by graduate students from the Department of Speech-Language Pathology under the direct supervision of clinical faculty and professional staff who are licensed by New York State and hold the Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (i.e., ASHA). State-of-the-art equipment aids clinic faculty in the diagnosis and remediation of a variety of disorders, including the following: articulation and phonological disorders; verbal and written language impairments in children and adults; aphasia; cognitive-communication deficits; hearing; auditory processing; voice and resonance; stuttering and other fluency disorders; motor speech function; swallowing; and traumatic brain injury. Clinical faculty also work with individuals who wish to modify their accents. Services are currently free; donations are graciously accepted to support ongoing clinical education. The Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic does not discriminate in the delivery of clinical services on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, age, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, or disability.

Provides recreational, competitive, and specialty aquatics programs for all ages and abilities, including parent-child classes, water exercise and therapy, water safety and rescue, and water sports.

Responds to calls for service, via 911. Regulates traffic, provides police protection, protects rights of persons, detects and apprehends violators of the law, and prevents violations of the law. Community Police Officer works with residents to address quality of life issues and improve police/community relations.