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The Learning Disabilities Association of Western New York offers a variety of services tailored to assist individuals with Learning and Developmental Disabilities in acquiring essential skills for employment, daily living, and community engagement. The organization is dedicated to supporting both children and adults in Fredonia by providing resources and programs aimed at fostering independence and inclusion within their communities. Generated from their website's infomation

Crisis Services is dedicated to promoting the health, safety, and well being of the community through prevention, education, immediate intervention, and access to community wide resources 24 hours a day. Thanks to all of our golfers and sponsors, we had a successful tournament. The service was designed to fill the community's need of an innovative unit that would explore new methods of treating and assisting people in emotional crises through a variety of therapeutic services. It was to also provide training and educative programs in crisis intervention and have a comprehensive research program under girding the whole service. Crisis Services exists to fill the same needs today, but has adapted service delivery with respect to social needs and funding. Contact us today for more information!

Heritage Christian Services, formerly known as Heritage Christian Home, is an organization that serves adult men and women with developmental disabilities. Founded in 1979, the organization coordinates various residential and day habilitation program, as well as provides community and health services. Heritage Christian Services operates Springdale Farm, which is an agricultural education facility that serves as a day program site. It maintains several residential homes and apartments in New York. The organization also provides speech, physical and occupational therapy services. In addition, it administers after-school programs and organizes camps. Heritage Christian Services operates The Pieters Family Life Center, which serves more than 1,000 children and adults with developmental disabilities.