* Offers psychological supports, including assessments, individual and family counseling, survivor support groups, peer counseling, and other services for children and adult burn survivors or those affected by experience with fire.* Offers annual weekend retreats for adults and young adult burn survivors, as well as a camp for chidren ("Camp Courage").* Offers school and work re-entry programs for burn survivors.* Provides community education and community awareness on fire and burn prevention.* Provides emergency assistance (as available) for affected individuals.

Provides mutual support and assistance to families and friends of alcoholics through support groups via telephone and referrals to local groups. Also offers Alateen, support groups for teenagers dealing with family or friends who are alcoholics.

Offers a support group for parents with children diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

A DBT Booster Group focusing on friendships, conflict-resolution, bullying, self-esteem, and coping and communication skills. Male groups can be formed if there is enough interest.

Provides free, compassionate care for veterans and military families who are experiencing the long-term effects of all phases of military service and other life stresses, including relationship difficulties, school problems, and unemployment and relocation issues. We welcome veterans, including anyone who has served in the United States Armed Services, regardless of role, discharge status, or combat experience, as well as members of the National Guard and Reserve. We also extend our services to the parents, siblings, spouses and partners, children, caretakers, and other family members of active-duty personnel, veterans, and members of the National Guard or Reserve. Sample Military Family Center Programs & Services include: post-traumatic stress; traumatic brain injury; depression; anxiety; alcohol and substance use disorder; grief and loss; relationship and family conflict; military sexual trauma; readjustment issues; parenting concerns and children’s behavioral or academic problems. In addition to general clinical programs, we offer the following specialty programs: Online Doctor Visits; Psychiatric Medication Management; Dual Diagnosis Program; Traumatic Brain Injury Program; Child and Family Program, Couples Therapy and ADHD Assessments. All programs and services are free and confidential services for veterans and families. Call for detailed information.

12 month lifestyle change program free to the public to address prediabetic diagnosis and help to prevent diabetes in the future.

Offers information on support groups for parents and families of children who are struggling with substance abuse and want to share concerns, questions, and want support from those who understand what they are going through.

A fellowship of individuals who, through shared experience and mutual support, are recovering from the disease of food addiction. Program is based on the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. No dues, fees, or weigh-ins at FA meetings.

Comprehensive grief support program providing a Widow and Widowers Grief Support Group and a General Grief Support Group, as well as potluck dinners, area day trips, community remembrance services, and a bereavement lecture series. Groups meet at three locations: St. Aloysius Gonzoga Parish Hall (Door G) 157 Cleveland Drive Cheektowaga, NY 14215 St. John the Baptist Parish Reina Community Center 1085 Englewood Avenue (Near Highland Parkway) Tonawanda, NY 14223 St. Paul's Parish Community Center 33 Victoria Boulevard (Off Delaware Avenue) Kenmore, NY 14217 See hours below for when/where each group meets.

Offers individuals with diabetes and their family members information about the illness, nutritional advice and opportunities to network and share their experiences. Call for meeting dates and times.

To provide support and assistance to all survivors of homicide victims while working to create a world free of murder.

Provides support groups and advocacy services to families (including grandparents and siblings) that are impacted by SUDC. Educational opportunities, presentations and information are also available to medical professionals on SUDC. All services are via telecommunications. *NOTE*: This agency does NOT handle situations where children have died from trauma as a result of SIDS, suicide, homicide, automobile accidents, chronic illness and/or overdose. However; referrals for these circumstances are given.

Offers virtual support groups to help those affected with Pulmonary Hypertension disease. Call for detailed information.

Support group for fathers to meet and discuss the joys and struggles of being a parent.

Free caregiver support group for anyone providing support to someone with significant memory decline, Alzheimer's disease, or dementia.

Group that provides support for mothers experiencing postpartum mood disorder.

Free autism support club for ages 18 and older. Meetings include discussions, fun activities, and training.

A support group for anyone with a prostate related problem and their family members. The objective is to provide a forum through which participants can share their experiences and discuss matters of common interest relating to prostate problems. Survivors assist newly diagnosed patients with information on treatment choices. Meetings are held at St. Joseph's Hospital in Cheektowaga on the third Tuesday of each month. A representative is available at Room 716A of the VA Medical Center, 3495 Bailey Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14215; open to the public (no need to be a veteran); see office hours below. Medical articles, videos, internet access, and one-on-one counseling are available.