Provides education and support in areas of disease and injury prevention. Areas may include nutrition, dental health in children, STDs, worksite wellness, HIV/AIDS, cancer screening and education, teen pregnancy, family planning, lead poisoning prevention, physical activity, communicable and chronic diseases, rabies control, tobacco use prevention and cessation, and car seat safety.

Workshops for expectant and new parents to maintain healthy pregnancies, have positive birthing experiences, and transition well to becoming a parent.

Provides services to help youth achieve and maintain healthy, active lifestyles through the following programs:Healthy Habits - Designed for kids to incorporate healthy living and active learning, and emphasizes good nutrition, regular physical activity and improving overall well-being. NetSmartz - Teaches Internet safety skills through engaging multimedia activities and offline interaction with Club professionals in age-appropriate modules.SMART Moves - A prevention/education program addresses problems such as drug and alcohol use and premature sexual activity.

Offers a 12-week program that focuses on encouraging abstinence in teenagers, along with teaching social skills, dealing with peer pressure, etc. Also works on enhancing communication and good relationships.

Offers community education on a variety of topics related to sexual health and family planning including birth control, safe sex, abstinence, AIDS/HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, date rape, teen pregnancy prevention and more.

CAPP is a free and confidential program that offers a range of services to address the issues surrounding the reproductive and sexual health of young teens and young adults up to age 21 (including those with developmental disabilities).

MiSN implements evidence-based and affirming youth development and teen pregnancy prevention programs in a variety of settings. These programs have been thoroughly tested and proven to reduce the risk factors associated with teen pregnancies and becoming a teen parent.

Offers free counseling, pregnancy tests, STD tests and sonograms to pregnant women.

Teen pregnancy prevention program including weekly groups for girls, prevention education, free family planning access, a Friday night recreation program, Real Care Babies parenting simulator, Empathy Belly pregnancy simulator, as well as a loan library and computer lab.

Workshops for expectant and new parents to maintain healthy pregnancies, have positive birthing experiences, and transition well to becoming a parent.

Offers aid to families in crisis through the provision of personal care items, food vouchers, utility and rent payment assistance, transportation coordination, economic self sufficiency program, referrals to other agencies, and food (see separate listing for food pantry). Provides opportunities to increase children's educational chances for success in school by providing school readiness learning and helping to find and obtain quality child care. Also provides on the job training, teenage pregnancy prevention education, and energy and weatherization home assistance.

A program which aims to encourage youth to engage in healthy behaviors early in life that reduce preventable chronic diseases, unwanted pregnancy and the incidence of sexually transmitted diseases. The youth participate in workshops and various activities, community service projects which help to build leadership skills and to help build up their community.

Offers community education on a variety of topics related to sexual health and family planning including birth control, safe sex, abstinence, AIDS/HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, date rape, teen pregnancy prevention and more.

Offers free resources for expectant parents regarding pregnancy questions, referrals for prenatal care, perinatal health education for consumers and professionals, and text4baby text message service. Also provides resources to community organizations to share with their constituents and more.

Offers community education on a variety of topics related to sexual health and family planning including birth control, safe sex, abstinence, AIDS/HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, date rape, teen pregnancy prevention and more.

MiSN implements evidence-based and affirming youth development and teen pregnancy prevention programs in a variety of settings. These programs have been thoroughly tested and proven to reduce the risk factors associated with teen pregnancies and becoming a teen parent.

Workshops for expectant and new parents to maintain healthy pregnancies, have positive birthing experiences, and transition well to becoming a parent.

Provides prenatal, perinatal, postpartum care for women who need home care before and/or after the baby is born. Pediatric assessment, education and treatment for the family is also available, if needed. Also provides teen pregnancy prevention classes.

A program which aims to encourage youth to engage in healthy behaviors early in life that reduce preventable chronic diseases, unwanted pregnancy and the incidence of sexually transmitted diseases. The youth participate in workshops and various activities, community service projects which help to build leadership skills and to help build up their community.

Offers various services to girls and boys who want or need more specific information on pregnancy issues. Provides advocacy, direct support services, individual and group counseling, abstinence and health information, referrals, field trips, networking and prevention resources.

Public awareness/education about teen pregnancy prevention, HIV/AIDS, and sexually transmitted infections; school and community-based educational programming; linkage and referral to needed health services; and youth development activities.

Partners with youth and youth-serving agencies in Chautauqua County to provide a variety of youth development programs that promote healthy adolescent sexuality. Also coordinates the Chautauqua County Positive Choices Coalition. Works to improve the environment for adolescents through the development and implementation of a coordinated community effort. Offers multiple evidence based programs that are intended to educate youth at an age appropriate level regarding sexual and reproductive health. The following programs contain curriculum that has shown evidence of changing adolescent risk-taking behavior and that align with the NYS Sex Education standards. 1. Project AIM is geared toward middle school youth (ages 11-14) and seeks to help youth form their "adult identity" by helping them articulate their future goals and think about how risky behavior choices may jeopardize their path toward achieving those goals. 2. Be Proud! Be Responsible! is intended for youth between the ages of 13-18 and provides them with the knowledge, motivation, and skills necessary to change their behaviors in a way that will reduce their risk of pregnancy or contracting HIV and other sexually transmitted disease. 3. Making Proud Choices! Provides teens the information, skills, and confidence to reduce their risk of HIV and unintended pregnancy. Youth will be empowered to change their behaviors and lower their risk by practicing abstinence or reducing their sexual risk. The Community Health Awareness Team (CHAT) empowers local youth with the knowledge, skills, and resources to make informed, responsible choices about their health and future. CHAT provides evidence-based programs that reduce the risk of teen pregnancy through comprehensive, age-appropriate education focused on decision-making, communication, and consent. This holistic, inclusive approach helps youth develop the cognitive and social skills necessary to build healthy relationships and make informed life choices. In addition to health education, CHAT supports positive youth development through leadership programs like Young Women Choosing Action. This 13-week initiative fosters self-awareness, mindfulness, and advocacy by guiding participants to explore their identities, build confidence, and create community impact through social action projects.

A comprehensive teen pregnancy prevention program founded upon the "Stages of Life" concept from traditional Native American cultural teachings.

Public awareness/education about teen pregnancy prevention, HIV/AIDS, and sexually transmitted infections; school and community-based educational programming; linkage and referral to needed health services; and youth development activities.