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Jericho Road Community Health Center (JRCHC) is committed to providing high-quality medical care to underserved and marginalized communities, including refugees and immigrants, ensuring access to comprehensive health services for those in poverty or without insurance. Their mission encompasses a range of medical services, behavioral health support, and educational programs designed to promote the health and well-being of families in Buffalo and beyond. The Hope Refugee Drop-In Center, part of JRCHC, specifically supports asylum seekers and refugee claimants by offering shelter and resources to facilitate their journey toward stability. Through various global and local programs, Jericho Road fosters a collaborative environment where individuals can access essential services and opportunities for personal and professional growth. Generated from the website

The mission of WNY United is to increase awareness, educate, and mobilize a broad cross section of individuals and groups to participate actively in proven strategies to prevent substance abuse. WNY United is a primary substance abuse prevention and education agency designed to train and mobilize local schools and communities to implement evidence-based strategies that prevent the abuse of alcohol, tobacco and other dangerous drugs. Utilizing the latest prevention technology, we offer comprehensive, sustained prevention services to high-risk schools and communities that willingly enter into long-term partnership agreements with our agency to foster the development of healthy, capable young people. W NY United started as a problem-solving initiative of the United Way and local business leaders Robert and Melinda Rich and has been delivering prevention services to Buffalo and surrounding communities since 1987. The staff of approximately twenty is primarily funded by the NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services ( OASAS ) through a contract with the Erie County Department of Mental Health. Additional support is provided by the Erie County Youth Bureau, the United Way of Buffalo and Erie County, the John R. Oishei Foundation, the WNY United Foundation, the Rich Family Foundation, and private contributions.