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Provides health care services including:

• Adult & pediatric primary care, physical exams, immunizations
• HIV/AIDS, hepatitis C, and STI prevention, testing, and treatment
• Specialty in LGBTQ+ and transgender care and care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities
• Chronic disease management services (HIV/AIDS, diabetes, asthma, obesity, etc.)

A 68-bed inpatient residential medically supervised treatment facility. Provides 24-hour care to men and women who need support, counseling, observation, nursing, and medical care to achieve initial stabilization from drug and/or alcohol withdrawal. Typical stays are 7-14 days with possible extended stay to 28 days for co-occurring mental health or medical disorders. Supportive services offered to enrolled patients include individual, group, and family counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, trauma informed care, drug screening, education regarding addiction and disease management, health education, suboxone treatment, continued medication assisted treatment, medical evaluation and follow up as needed, self-help involvement, relapse prevention, overdose prevention education, and discharge planning. ##REENTRY##

Thrift store selling gently used clothing, household items, and furniture at reduced prices.

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

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.

Diversion program consisting of a three-part series of circles (facilitated conversations) for youth involved in car theft. The first circle is a Restorative Conference, where youth and their support people meet with those they’ve harmed and community members to discuss the impact of the theft and what might repair the harm. The second circle invites youth, community members, and police officers into a circle about community safety and youth-police relations, and the third part connects youth with other services from partnering organizations to ensure they do not cause this harm again. Youth are referred to the program by the District Attorney’s office. If they complete each part and fulfill their Conferencing Agreement, their records are sealed.

An information resource connecting families to community resources and child development information. Help Me Grow's focus population is children ages 0-6 years old.Offers the following services:- Centralized access point for information on general child development and parenting topics- Referrals to community resources- Linkage navigation and follow-up to ensure families connect with resources- Developmental questionnaire for children ages 0-72 months (6 years)- Developmental activities for parents to use at home- Partnerships with service providers and child health providersThe Ages and Stages Questionnaires (ASQ) are family completed screenings that provide information on how a child is meeting their developmental milestones. Results and activities are shared with families upon completion to show how to support their children's development.

Aging and Disability Resource Center for Erie County serving as a "one-stop" for help navigating the Long Term Care Systems in Erie County. A comprehensive screening process by Information and Assistance Specialists provides personalized options counseling to help consumers make informed decisions and assist in accessing available Long Term Services and Support options. Information and assistance provided to older population, disabled individuals of all ages, and caregivers. Information and assistance is available in various ways including telephone access; face-to-face meetings at the office, in the community, or in the home; and via email. Also provides an online resource directory of providers of long term services and supports, information about the different types of such services, and contact information for the local programs; directory available at www.nyconnects.ny.gov. Serves as the point of contact for several other programs run through the Department of Senior Services, such as the Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program, which provides low-income seniors with coupons that can be exchanged for eligible foods (fruits, vegetables, honey, and fresh-cut herbs) at farmers' markets, roadside stands, and community supported agriculture (CSA) programs. Call for more information. Telephonic interpretation available for languages besides English and Spanish, as well as Deaf Adult Access Services.

Provides support services for transition age youth (ages 16-24) who are experiencing homelessness. Offers clinical services, food, clothing, personal care items, and shower and laundry facilities overnight. ##REENTRY##

A medically supervised 16-bed detox center adjoined to the back of UConnectCare's Atwater Community Residence in Batavia. Provides a continuum of care under one roof to enable people in need to access short-term (usually 3-7 days) detoxification treatment and services. Center is fully staffed by medical and substance use counseling professionals specially trained and certified to assist people who require short-term services. Care and treatment includes meeting with a counselor every day, participating in individual and group therapy sessions, and receiving support from peer advocates prior to medically-assisted treatment. After detoxification, patients can transition to the Atwater Community Residence, a 17-bed facility for men and women that provides counseling and treatment services for up to a six-month stay (see separate listing for details on Atwater Community Residence). HOURS: Intake: Monday-Friday, 9am-11am. Inpatient Care: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Nursing visits to mothers of newborns, pregnant women, and families with young children. Visits are informal and designed to offer support, reassurance, teaching, and referrals.

Mental health mobile outreach team providing assistance in obtaining housing, case management, mental health counseling, psychiatric evaluations, and placement into Shelter Plus Care housing units. Provides services to individuals with both substance abuse and mental health disorders (MICA). Operates supported housing units for homeless individuals with psychiatric disorders.

Public library. Offers 32 networked public access computers with Microsoft Office Applications, printing (10 cents per page for B&W, 25 cents per page for color), and internet access. Also offers a copy machine, meeting room, and study rooms. Programming includes a Book Club, Knit/Crocheting/Needlepoint Club, and various adult and children's programming. 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 life skills, social emotional learning, alcohol and substance use education and awareness, prevention education, and intervention programs. Also offer Parenting classes in person and/or virtually. Please see separate listings for parenting programs. Evidence-based prevention programs are available for students in elementary school, middle school, high school, college and seniors. Prevention Educators work with families and children living in chemically dependent households, providing one on one education and intervention to support family members and children. Offers alcohol/substance use and problem gambling training for professional development for individuals, organizations, schools, and businesses. These events may be public presentations, in-service workshops, workplace training, or on-site training to address the interest and needs of the group. Topics available for training events include issues regarding substance use, current trends, life skills, compulsive gambling, and addictions prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery. Training lengths are contingent on the program.

Provides emergency food pantry, referrals, advocacy, and intake assessment. ##REENTRY##