Located in Buffalo, N.Y., the Lee Gross Anthone Child Advocacy Center is a part of Child and Adolescent Treatment Services and has been operational since 1994. Child & Adolescent Treatment Services focuses on the promotion of emotional well being of children and families by providing professional counseling and treatment services. The organization serves more than 2,500 children and families annually. Its mental health professionals provide specialized programs for children who have suffered physical and sexual abuse. Founded in 1937, Child & Adolescent Treatment Services offers support to children with emotional disorders, as well as provides counseling and guidance for suicide and violence prevention.
McKinley Square administers a single room occupancy program in Buffalo in New York. It offers housing options to adults with mental illnesses in a recovery-oriented setting. The center s rooms feature beds, microwaves and refrigerators, as well as televisions with cable connections. McKinley Square offers 24-hour staffing and crisis intervention services. It also provides case and medication management solutions. The center serves individuals in Monroe and Erie counties in New York. McKinley Square offers medical, dental and health education services in partnership with various health care facilities. It is a part of DePaul, which is a private nonprofit organization and was founded in 1958.
Living Opportunities of DePaul is a residential community that serves the citizens of Erie, Genesee, Orleans and Wyoming counties in New York. It coordinates single-room occupancy programs that are designed to offer stable housing for adults with serious and persistent mental illnesses. The community's programs are licensed by the New York State Office of Mental Health. Living Opportunities of DePaul also administers a range of vocational, competitive employment and day treatment programs. In addition, its supervised community living facility provides functional rehabilitation and residential services to mentally ill and deaf adults. The community features single-bed rooms with microwaves, refrigerators and cable televisions.
