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Helping the Homeless: Sylvias House Shelter We are here to support our community, no matter the season! Code Blue and Sylvia's House Project have officially moved to their new location at 1947 Bailey Avenue, Buffalo, NY This new site will continue to provide vital support and services to those in need, including emergency shelter and community resources
Closure of Sylvias House in Buffalo temporarily halted - WKBW BUFFALO, N Y (WKBW) — Last week, Sylvia's House, a homeless shelter located on Bailey Avenue, was issued a cease operations order due to violations of state regulations and building codes "We
Fundraiser by Felicia Cruz : Build a Future for Sylvias House Help Save Sylvia’s House Support Sylvia’s House – Code Blue Coalition We’re raising funds for Sylvia’s House, part of the Code Blue Coalition, to help secure a permanent building where we can continue housing individuals who have no family and nowhere else to turn
211 WNY Provides emergency shelter for homeless individuals as well as case management and access to vital resources such as healthcare, employment assistance, and mental health support Collaborates with community organizations to offer specialized programs, including counseling, job training, and legal assistance By appointment only
City of Buffalo shutting down homeless shelter - Spectrum News Officials at a Buffalo homeless shelter say the city is putting them out on the street Sylvia's House leaders say they moved into 1947 Bailey Ave just last week Then, on Thursday, a notice to cease operations in 24 hours was slapped on the door, claiming the building is not code compliant Sylvia
Sylvias House in Buffalo to stay open for now "We are hoping that the City of Buffalo will do what we have been asking for years and help us find a permanent location," said Diana Proske, a Neighborhood Legal Services attorney