Research Institute on Addictions

Family & Children s Service of Niagara has been providing health care services to individual and families since 1895. It offers various programs addressing issues, such as family conflict, domestic violence, teens in crisis and mental illness. The agency also offers the Healthy Families Niagara program that provides fatherhood initiative and counseling services. Additionally, it offers family and individual counseling, the nonviolence education for teens program, PATHWAYS Men s Group, school-based services, employee assistance program, traumatic incident debriefing and mental health services. Family & Children s Service of Niagara provides runaway and youth services that include the Casey House Shelter, Project Safe Place, and outreach services and educational presentations. The agency is located in Niagara Falls, N.Y.

The Genesee/Orleans Council, established in 1975, has been dedicated to the prevention and treatment of substance use disorders in Western New York for over 50 years. The organization has expanded its services to include residential detox and recovery programs, providing comprehensive support for individuals and families affected by alcohol and drug use. With a mission to foster recovery and wellness, the council offers a range of services, including outpatient treatment, prevention programs, and peer support. They aim to be a vital resource for those seeking help, guiding them through every step of their recovery journey. Generated from the website

The Seneca Nation Library serves the communities of the Seneca Nation with branches in Allegany and Cattaraugus, offering a range of resources including new books, audiobooks, and eBooks. The library aims to foster learning and access to information through various programs and events tailored for its patrons. Each branch features a dedicated staff committed to providing assistance and promoting literacy within the community. The libraries also utilize OverDrive to offer a selection of digital titles, enhancing the accessibility of reading materials for all ages. Generated from the website