Harvest House

Journey's End Refugee Services is a nonprofit organization that provides various services to refugees resettling in western New York. It offers a variety of employment, resettlement, immigration, interpretation and educational services. Journey's End Refugee Services is affiliated with Church World Service and Episcopal Migration Ministries. The organization serves more than 300 refugees annually. Its Refugee School Impact Program serves students in kindergarten through grade 12 and is designed to ease the transition of refugee children into the Buffalo Public School District. The organization also provides cultural competency training to provide individuals with tools for effective cross-cultural interaction. Journey's End Refugee Services is located in Buffalo, N.Y.

Founded in 1925, Community Missions of the Niagara Frontier is a community-based, independent, nonprofit, religious, service agency providing residential and support services to individuals and families. The agency provides a wide variety of services, such as referral, crisis, community support and residential care. It offers these services in cooperation with various churches, groups, clubs and government agencies. The youth service program provides service to the troubled, emotionally disturbed and homeless youth under the age of 21. It offers various recreational, social, cultural and instructional, residence treatment, and juvenile arrest diversion and case management programs. Its services also include mental health and substance abuse assessment, drug screening, family and transitional support services, academic assistance and group therapy. The family service program provides education about agency programs and community resource linkages. Community Missions is located in Niagara Fall, N.Y.

Monsignor Adamski Village Apartments in Buffalo, NY offers comfortable and inviting apartments for seniors aged 62 and older, or those with mobility impairments. With a focus on safety and accessibility, this HUD Section 202 8 HAP program provides subsidized rent based on income guidelines. The property features amenities such as a resident-controlled security system, on-site laundry facilities, a well-maintained lawn and courtyard, and a community room for social gatherings. Residents can enjoy a range of activities including birthday and holiday celebrations, monthly church services, and weekly bingo. Small domestic pets are allowed, and there is a bus service once a week to Tops Supermarket. Monsignor Adamski Village Apartments is committed to providing equal housing opportunities and does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or age.Generated from the website