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Provides residential services ranging from 24 hour supervision to supportive apartment living with minimal supervision.

Provides rental assistance and case management to homeless individuals with disabilities and their families through a Federal Grant Program funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

Provides a streamlined registration procedure for day and/or residential services through one office, enabling easier transition from school/home to program/residence. Call for further information.

Provides housing assistance to individuals and families with mental illness and substance abuse difficulties, and offers ongoing support and counseling to maintain their treatment.

Provides 40 housing units with supportive and permanent housing to individuals and families that are homeless and have a disability, including those with a severe and persistent mental illness, chronic illness or substance use, or physical impairments. All residents receive case management services to assist with an independent lifestyle.

Assists those individuals who have been chronically homeless due to disability with a permanent supportive housing program. Clients live in their own apartment and receive supportive case management services that enable them to live productive lives while maintaining permanent housing.

Assists with coordination of services for developmentally disabled individuals (birth-Seniors) and their families. Offers referrals, information, education, resources, follow-up, program development, advocacy and coordination of residential needs (adult and children).

Offers a variety of housing options, including Individual Residential Alternatives (IRAs), group-style IRAs with 24-hour on-site staff support, apartment-style IRAs in either supported or supervised settings, emergency and transitional housing for those who are homeless or in danger of becoming homeless, independent apartments, and affordable housing.

Provides housing assistance to individuals and families with mental illness and substance abuse difficulties, and offers ongoing support and counseling to maintain their treatment.

Provides a variety of supports for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, using a Person-Centered and Trauma-Informed Care approach. There are numerous homes throughout Erie, Chautauqua, Niagara, and Monroe Counties. Each has qualified staff available 24 hours a day. There are a variety of unique homes for people looking for particular services, including homes for children, specialized homes for people with complex medical needs, several apartment options, and so much more. All residential services are certified through the New York State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities.

Assists those individuals who have been chronically homeless due to disability with a permanent supportive housing program. Clients live in their own apartment and receive supportive case management services that enable them to live productive lives while maintaining permanent housing.

Provides supervised community residences, supported housing and short term housing for individuals with psychiatric disabilities.

Provides residential services ranging from 24 hour supervision to supportive apartment living with minimal supervision.

Assists with coordination of services for developmentally disabled individuals (birth-Seniors) and their families. Offers referrals, information, education, resources, follow-up, program development, advocacy and coordination of residential needs (adult and children).

Provides a streamlined registration procedure for day and/or residential services through one office, enabling easier transition from school/home to program/residence. Call for further information.

AIM provides a variety of residential opportunities for the people we serve. At the foundation of each, is our commitment to using person-centered planning to ensure that their homes and support are designed to fulfill their wants, desires, hopes, and dreams, while also meeting their evolving needs.

For individuals with disabilities are provided an opportunity to define their own needs and learn to advocate for themselves in securing and maintaining suitable housing that will allow them to live as independently as possible. Programs include the Rapid Transition Housing Program (RTHP) and Olmstead Housing Subsidy (OHS). *Please note, neither program is emergency housing and the process is not immediate.*

Individuals with disabilities define their own needs, and learn to advocate for themselves in securing and maintaining suitable housing that will allow them to live as independently as possible. Provides information on housing rights and how to apply for subsidized programs.

Residential housing for adults with learning and other developmental disabilities in settings that allow individuals to increase their independence while building daily living skills.

Residential housing for adults with learning and other developmental disabilities in settings that allow individuals to increase their independence while building daily living skills.

Provides rapid housing placement to homeless individuals and eviction prevention services to at-risk individuals. Offers service coordination to individuals with mental health and substance abuse with severe, persistent, and untreated mental illnesses. Provides assessments and intakes to secure mental health treatment and other services to assist in maintaining permanent housing.

Provides supervised community residences, supported housing and short term housing for individuals with psychiatric disabilities.