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Provides a full complement of services to adults ages 55 and over. Daytime programming includes breakfast, lunch, take-home food, exercise, field trips, transportation services, health and wellness information, assistance with senior benefits/issues, recreation and cultural activities, technology classes, workshops, and referral services. Also offers an emergency food pantry, open to residents living in zip code 14204. All services are operated and managed by seniors.

Public library. Offers seasonal Story Times along with other programs to promote reading. Offers crafts, LEGO club, and other special programs for school-age children. Offers computer classes, family & adult events, a main meeting room (capacity 37), and a play room for children age 6 and under accompanied by adults. Offers computers for public use with networked Microsoft Office Applications, printing, internet access, and Wi-Fi. Serves as a Cooling Center for individuals during times of excessive heat. Always call ahead to make sure a Cooling Center is open before going there.

Provides therapeutic ice skating lessons for the disabled of all ages. Lessons are held weekly and culminate in an annual ice show which all students perform in. Lessons are held in 4 different locations, 7 days a week. Skates, helmets, and walkers are provided for skaters. Also offers adaptive ice hockey available for current SABAH athletes who can skate independently, turf summer sport programs, recreational ice skating in the summer, and the Fit and Fun program which provides a physical education program for adults challenged by disabilities. Please see website for up to date information on season start.

Provides recreation opportunities to students ages 4 years old through 7th grade. Offers a full gym and game room with a variety of table games like pool, foosball, hockey, and ping pong. Homework help is available from staff and volunteers. Provides a recreation program open to students in 6th-12th grade, including basketball, several youth activities, and field trips.

Provides support to victims of fires and disasters. Provides blood donation services. Offers a series of courses on First Aid, CPR, Injury Prevention, Swimming, Life Guarding, and more. Courses offered at various sites. Corporate classes also available. Installs smoke alarms and provides in-home emergency planning assistance.

Teaches youth ages Pre-K through 12 years (in age-appropriate groups) the fundamentals of various sports along with the general concepts of teamwork, sportsmanship, etc. Sports include Tae-Kwon-Do, basketball, soccer, wiffle ball, and more.

Provides new and previously owned athletic equipment, computers, and financial support to disadvantaged children or organizations.

Program provides a summer drop in center for school age children. Includes sports, arts and crafts, and other activities to keep the children engaged during the summer.

Recreation programs include gym and game room activities, pool and ping-pong tables, games, arts and crafts. Also hosts the South Buffalo Community Association senior center (see separate record). Serves as a City of Buffalo Cooling Center during times of extreme heat and as a Warming Center during times of extreme cold. Always call ahead to make sure a Cooling/Warming Center is open before going there.

Recreation programs include: gym and game room activities, pool and ping pong tables, games, arts and crafts. Serves as a City of Buffalo Cooling Center during times of extreme heat and as a Warming Center during times of extreme cold. Always call ahead to make sure a Cooling/Warming Center is open before going there.

Offers a complete lineup of activities and programs for the whole family including youth and adult sports, fitness and wellness, tennis, childcare, and much more. Provides Summer Scholars Academy, a structured day camp for rising 5th-8th graders in Jamestown Public Schools.

A camp for children diagnosed with diabetes. Provides an opportunity for children and teens with diabetes to meet others who face the same challenge, and offers respite from daily demands for the family. Offers a chance for campers to learn/improve their self-management skills in a supervised setting where campers can feel at ease and "accepted" in a community where having diabetes is the rule, not the exception. Need-Based Financial Aid available. Offers two separate week-long sessions per year: Session 1 for ages 13-17 and Session 2 for ages 7-12. Camp is held at the Rochester Rotary Sunshine Campus in Rush, NY. Camp grounds include an Olympic size swimming pool, nature trails, athletic fields, and a fishing pond. Activities include: rock wall with zip line, tree house, arts and crafts, drama, music, and a splash pad. Call for camp dates.