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Provides wraparound services to children who are seriously emotionally disturbed and at risk of out of home placement.

OB/GYN care and primary care service for women. Provides outpatient services, minimally invasive surgery, nutrition education, massage therapy, oncology, mammography, lab/ultrasound, STD screening and treatment, natural family planning, perinatal bereavement counseling, and pelvic health. Center provides instruction in the Creighton Model Fertility Care System (CrMS) of Natural Family Planning. Provides instruction that teaches a woman to observe her bodily changes and chart them throughout her cycle. Knowledge of her fertility pattern enables couples to focus intercourse on fertile or infertile days to implement their intentions.

Provides school age child care, swimming lessons, day camp, teen programs (including teen leaders program), and youth sports and fitness. Provides a senior center as well. Serves as a City of Buffalo Cooling Center during times of extreme heat and as a Warming Center when temperatures are below 15 degrees. Always call ahead to make sure a Cooling/Heating Center is open before going there.

Jericho Road provides quality, full-spectrum medical care to all who need it. Both male and female physicians are available. Services at the Doat Street location include:

• Routine Individual/Family Care
• Women's Health & Maternity/OB/GYN Care
• Children's Health
• Specialized Diabetes Care
• Medical Imaging (through a partnership with WNY Breast Health and WNY MRI)
• Behavioral Health
• Pharmacy Services, including Medication Management and Education
• Medical Case Management and Care Coordination for complex patients
• Assistance with applying for health insurance/health benefits

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Focuses on creating asset development opportunities for both residents and entrepreneurs. Assists individuals in growing and investing in their communities by providing lending capital, training, consulting, technical assistance, seminars, workshops, and low-cost business rental space to new and existing businesses that would otherwise lack access to these services. Assists area residents in developing asset based thinking by providing financial literacy training, basic budgeting, and home appliance loans to combat predatory lenders. Loan programs and Cottage Industry Assistance Program target low to moderate income existing and prospective individuals. Chautauqua Microenterprise Loan Fund and the Women and Minority Microenterprise Loan Fund Programs help small businesses by providing small business start up and expansion loans. The small business incubator offers small businesses an opportunity to grow and stabilize with subsidies around rent, business services, and technical assistance. Program site serves as a Warming Center during times of excessive cold and as a Cooling Center during times of excessive heat. Always call ahead to make sure a Warming/Cooling Center is open before going there.

Provides the following services, with some transportation provided: advocacy, benefits/entitlements, developmentally disabled parent training, family reimbursement, guardianship, home care, home modification, independent living skills training, information and referral, parenting skills for parents of developmentally disabled children, residential habilitation, in-home and out-of-home respite care (day, evening, and overnight), service coordination/case management, support groups, and day camps.

Provides work fare, intake and assessment, job readiness, resume preparation, job search, job training and mentoring, customer service training, and online TASC (GED) tutorial assistance.

Provides family peer support services to parents and/or caregivers of youth with emotional and/or behavioral health difficulties. Services include:

• Engagement, Bridging, and Transition Support
• Self-Advocacy, Self-Efficacy, and Empowerment
• Parent Skill Development
• Community Connections and Natural Supports

Services are individualized and provided in home and community settings. Services are provided by a parent professional who has lived experience in caring for a youth with special needs.

Assists parents with child care referrals and options paying for child care. Assists child care providers with technical assistance and training for all modalities of child care. Offers start up grants for in-home registered or licensed programs. Provides reimbursement to child care providers for serving healthy/approved meals and snacks through the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). Provides application assistance for Legally Exempt providers, including health and safety grants.

Provides services to needy, troubled, and emotionally disturbed youth populations under the age of 21. Community Residence level of care provided for children and youth who are referred through the Office of Mental Health. Juvenile Justice Outreach and case management programs provided for families and youth referred through NCDSS and Niagara County Probation Departments. ##REENTRY##

A comprehensive housing mobility program that assists participants in the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program with children move to designated opportunity areas of their choice in Erie and Niagara Counties. These areas have lower rates of poverty, violent crime, and unemployment, along with higher school rankings for a better quality of life for families. Mobility Coaches assist with finding housing in a well-resourced area, work with participants to develop family, vocational, and/or educational goals, and link participants with community resources to help them to meet these goals. MMP provides comprehensive support to tenants participating in the housing mobility program described above through the following secondary services:

• Financial assistance for moving expenses and security deposit for housing in designated opportunity areas
• One-hour workshops on housing search techniques, tenant rights and responsibilities, and basic financial skills
• Individual mobility counseling and support throughout the housing search process
• Assistance with completing the lease application and other required paperwork, as well as negotiations with the landlord
• Post-move support and check-ins provided by the mobility counselor
• Landlord/tenant liaison services and mediation services to resolve landlord-tenant conflicts

Grants of up to $5,000 are available to participating landlords for rental property improvements.

Democratically run supportive living for persons in recovery from drug and/or alcohol addiction. Use of drugs or alcohol, disruptive behavior, and non-payment of rent are causes for dismissal from the house.

Provides newborn care, breastfeeding support, well child visits, school and sports physicals, sick visits, mental health and ADHD treatment, family planning for teens, STI testing, developmental screenings, hearing screenings, vision screenings, and the Reach Out & Read free book program.

Provides community, family, and pediatric medicine.

OASAS licensed outpatient Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program providing methadone treatment for individuals diagnosed with opioid use disorder as well as individual counseling services and additional MAT options for individuals with other substance use disorders. Program delivers a comprehensive, person-centered approach to care, incorporating medical, clinical, and supportive services to promote recovery, improve overall functioning, and support long-term stability through integrated treatment and supportive services. Services include:

• Comprehensive evaluation and assessment
• Individualized treatment planning
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
• Individual and group counseling
• Family integration and support services
• General health monitoring and coordination of care
• Referrals to community-based resources and additional services

Interpretation services available for languages other than English.

Provides emergency financial assistance, domestic violence offenders program, counseling, parent and child counseling services, kinship caregiver program, care coordination, food and clothing assistance, Multisystemic Therapy (MST), and referrals as needed.

Offers appropriate, affordable, and timely intervention and support for families of children only in the Sweet Home School District with issues related to anxiety, depression, low self-esteem/self-image, substance use, family conflicts, peer relationships, or serious academic and/or behavioral concerns. Can also assist parents/caregivers with their own counseling needs and/or parenting support. Offers on-site clinical mental health counseling for students and families, provided by provided by agency and private practitioners. Families may be linked to locations in the community for counseling as well. Will also connect families seeking health insurance, financial assistance, housing, recreation programs, etc. with human service organizations and community resources that can help with these specific needs. Sponsors programs on a variety of topics, including parenting, mental health awareness, bullying prevention, and drug/alcohol use prevention. Also provides a resource library for parents and adolescents offering materials related to parenting, adolescent, and social issues.

An engaging, alternative approach to providing protection for children by focusing on engaging families in informal and formal support services to meet needs and increase the family's ability to care for their children. Program addresses situations in which families are reported to child protection services for issues such as educational neglect, where the child's safety is not at risk. Provides strength-based in-home services tailored to the family's needs to address the identified problem. Supports the role of families in determining what services will benefit their children. Families work with FAR for approximately 30-90 days.

A support group for children ages 5-12 who have witnessed family violence or are in transition from the divorce/separation of their parents. Goal is to provide support while increasing self-esteem through psycho-educational lessons. Children are divided into three separate age groups. This is an open group, and held at the same time as the Domestic Violence Women's Support Group.

Democratically run supportive living for persons in recovery from drug and/or alcohol addiction. Use of drugs or alcohol, disruptive behavior, and non-payment of rent are causes for dismissal from the house.

Permanent living for single, homeless individuals or those at risk of homelessness. Residents receive extensive case management through CCA's Transitional Services.

Democratically run supportive living for persons in recovery from drug and/or alcohol addiction. Use of drugs or alcohol, disruptive behavior, and non-payment of rent are causes for dismissal from the house.