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Resources

C.H.A.T. Community Resource initiatives support organizations in coordinating programs and connecting residents to vital services, supports, and pathways to wellness. Through collaboration and intentional partnerships, we help strengthen access to care while reducing barriers that often prevent individuals and families from receiving the support they need.

Western NY 211

Call: Dial 2-1-1 from any phone pad

Text: Text your zip code to 898-211 - Text is available M-F 8:30am-3:30pm

Website: www.211wny.org

Buffalo and Erie County residents can access 2-1-1 and get connected to critical health and social services. 2-1-1 is a free, local, 24/7/365 service that connects all Erie County residents to essential health and social service support and information during times of non-emergency crisis and for everyday needs.​

Crisis Services

Buffalo, N.Y. and Erie County

Phone: (716) 834-3131

Website: www.crisisservices.org

Services available: 24/7 hospital response for victims of domestic and sexual violence currently still available but is being offered remotely. Advocacy services are available remotely. Sexual assault therapy available remotely and still accepting new clients.

National Domestic Violence Hotline

1 (800) 799-7233

800-799-3224 (TDD)

www.ndvh.org

Child & Family Services

Phone: (716) 335-7191

Website: www.cfsbny.org

Services available: Counseling, foster care, domestic violence help, family support services, conflict resolution, residential services, special education, and employee assistance programs.

Family Justice Center

Phone: (716) 558-7233

Website: www.fjcsafe.org

Services available: Closed for in-person services, but advocates are available via phone. Chatbox available via website Monday-Friday 9am-5pm.

International Institute of Buffalo

Phone: (716) 222-3890

Website: www.iibuffalo.org

Services available: All advocacy services are available remotely. New number provided above to reach out for advocacy services.

New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence

Phone: (800) 942-6906

Text: (844) 997-2121

Website: www.opdv.ny.gov

Services available: Chat services are available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. They are secure and private, staffed by professionals who can help.

Project Mona's House

Phone: (716) 795-6662

Website: www.projectmonashouse.com

Services available: Support group for victims of human trafficking, have been involved in many capacities within the sex industry, or have been a victim of sexual abuse or assault. Mona's House is designed to help women 18 and older who have been victims of any type of human trafficking. Women entering our program are committed to becoming contributing and functioning members of society, rebuilding their lives and possibly assisting other women who may choose freedom one day too. Our 12-24 month program is designed to bring healing to the whole woman-- mind, body, and soul. We've specifically designed our holistic restoration program for women who have been victimized by human trafficking.

Rahama

Phone: (716) 777-3468

Website: www.rahama.org

Services available: Case management, transitional housing, education, basic necessities, transportation, advocacy and legal referrals, interpretation in 10 languages, trauma counseling, and emotional/spiritual support

Compass House

Phone: 716-884-3066

Website: www.compasshouse.org

Services available: Emergency shelter (24 hours a day, seven days a week) for youth (ages 12-17) who have run away and are unhoused. There's a resource center that provides free services for unhoused (or at risk of being unhoused) youth (ages 14-24). The services include but aren't limited to, personal care, food, and case management, along with individual, group, and family counseling.

Cornerstone Manor

Phone: (716) 854-8181 x100

Website: www.buffalocitymission.org/womens-ministries

Services available: Emergency shelter and showers, health and wellness, clean clothing and laundry services, chaplaincy, case management and referrals

Gerard Place

Phone: (716) 897-9948

Website: www.gerardplace.org

Services available: Housing for single parents.

Friends of the Night People

Phone: (716) 884-5375

Website: www.friendsofnightpeople.com

Services available: Food pantry and necessities

Matt Urban Hope House

Phone: (716) 893-7222 x327

Website: www.urbanctr.org/hope-services/hope-house

Services available: Emergency shelter for women and children

Best Self Behavioral Health

Phone: (716) 884-0888

Website: www.bestselfwny.org

Services available: Mental health, medication management, and substance abuse treatment services are available in-person and via telemedicine. All groups are currently canceled.

ECMC Help Center

Phone: (716) 898-1594

Website: www.ecmc.edu/health-services-and-doctors/behavioral-health/outpatient-behavioral-health-services/help-center/

Services available: Still accepting patients who need walk-in mental health treatment, but should call prior to arrival.

Horizon Health Services

Phone: (716) 831-1800

Website: www.horizon-health.org

Services available: Mental health and substance abuse treatment services are available and operating as normal.

Mental Health Advocates (Association) of WNY

Phone: (716) 886-1242

Website: www.eriemha.org

Services available: Information & referral specialists are available M-F, 8:30am-4:30pm.

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