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Homeless crisis shelter service providing ONE NIGHT ONLY in local Dunkirk Motel if there are rooms available. Does not provide transportation to or from areas.

Program is for children birth to 21 years of age who have a serious or chronic physical condition and who require health and related services of a type or amount beyond that typically required by children. Assists families in paying for medical expenses and insurance co-pays.

Children's health home program providing case management services for children ages 0-21 years old. Helps connect to social and medial supports in the community and provides assistance with Department of Social Services and existing community resources.

Offers a variety of programs designed for older adults to help promote and maintain health and wellness. Programs include:

• Tai Chi for Arthritis
• Moving for Better Balance
• Stepping On: Falls Prevention Program
• Living Healthy Programs, which specialize in programs for managing Diabetes and Chronic Pain
• Healthy Bones
• Powerful Tools for Caregivers, which includes training, support groups, and counseling

Additional services include: Home Safety Assessments and hospital to home assistance with a certified Care Transition Coach.

Provides small, individualized class environments for students who are deaf, hard of hearing, have communication disorders, and/or have multiple disabilities. Provides a Language Rich Environment (LRE) utilizing American Sign Language (ASL) and spoken and written English. Instruction follows New York State Education Department standards. Related services, including Speech, Physical and Occupational Therapies, and counseling are available. Audiological services such as hearing tests and minor device repair (hearing aids, cochlear implants, BaHa’s, etc.) are provided on-site by a licensed audiologist. Classes in Art, Computer Technologies, Drama, Journalism, and Music are also offered. St. Mary’s has a strong after-school program that includes tutoring, sports and community-based activities. A five-day residential program is available.

Sells gently-used clothing, household items, and furniture at value prices to support the workforce development programs that help people find jobs and build careers. Donations gratefully accepted.

An innovative sports play program for children with intellectual disabilities, designed to introduce them to the world of sports prior to Special Olympics eligibility at age eight by engaging children through developmentally appropriate play activities designed to foster physical, cognitive, and social development.

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.

Full service police department answering all calls for service relating to public safety in the City of Jamestown and surrounding areas. This department is part of Troop A.

Activities provide students with fun, hands-on, engaging learning experiences that are tied to the school curriculum/learning standards. Offers a variety of enrichment opportunities that support academic, physical, social, and cognitive growth and development. Offers flexible schedules for families.

Programs offered include licensed after school and recess camp programs, adult and youth tennis, swimming lessons, water aerobics, lap swim, after-school gym programs, toddler programs, Badminton, adult floor hockey, basketball, volleyball, dodgeball, youth basketball lessons, open basketball, and floor hockey. Playground and playmobile (mobile playground) available. Concerts in the parks and various special events offered during the year. Programs for adults with disabilities include social program, crafts, and Special Olympics training in basketball, track, and swimming. Programs for youth with disabilities include social programs, Special Olympics training, basketball, track, and swimming during summer. Services available for dropouts/early school intervention/first offenders. Youth programs provided at 4 community centers/sites. Programs aim to unite community resources, aid disadvantaged youth, and prevent drug abuse. YES program is an employment program for teens/young adults. Resident ID cards issued annually. Additional Sites: Harlem Road Youth Center, 4255 Harlem Road, Amherst NY 14226; call 716-631-7208 after 2:30pm. Williamsville Youth Center, 5005 Sheridan Drive, Williamsville, NY 14221; call 716-633-8117 after 2:30pm. Amherst Youth & Family Center, Amherst Manor Drive, Williamsville, NY 14221; call 716-631-7299 after 2:30pm. School Intervention Service, 3982 Main Street, Amherst, NY 14226; call 716-839-4066. Clearfield Youth Center, 730 Hopkins Road, Williamsville, NY 14221; call 716-689-1404 after 2:30pm. Safe Homes, 1625 Hertel Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14216; call 716-831-2298. ##REENTRY##

Offers 58 scattered site, furnished apartments to chronically homeless individuals as part of a Housing First Model. The Housing First Model does not put conditions on housing; treatment and sobriety are not conditions, and income and ID are not required. Low to medium demand supportive case management is provided. The resident will be assisted with obtaining food, appropriate clothing, identification, benefits, medical services, and follow ups. Opportunities for work activities to develop skills and income potential are made available.

Residents 18-21 years old live in supervised group home and supported apartments. Skills training and support provided in all areas of daily living.

Residential rehabilitation treatment program for men with substance use disorders that offers onsite substance use and mental health counseling, basic medical care, meals, recreation, daily support, and self-help meetings. Program employs client-centered cognitive behavioral and dialectical behavioral therapies, along with motivational interviewing to help residents learn to cope with life experiences without relying on substance use. Utilizes trauma-informed care practices that seek to address each individual's past history or trauma and its effect on their lives.

Mobilizes the community to improve the lives of individuals and families. Programs are focused in four priority areas: academic success, work readiness, self-sufficiency, and health and independence. Currently, $1.3 million is invested in 46 programs coordinated by 37 community partner agencies. Directly coordinates the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program for Chautauqua County and facilitates the Empire State Poverty Reduction Initiative (ESPRI) for the City of Jamestown. Also supports the 211 WNY information and referral program.