…and we’re off into 2021. We’ve already faced some challenges, but we have a full year of possibilities and learned a lot from last year. We learned how resilient and capable we are. We learned more about how our community cares for each other. We learned the value and appreciation our community has for our… Read more : Letter From The CEO, Jessica Pirro
A Day In the Life of a Crisis First Responder
This summer we’re launching an exciting new awareness campaign showcasing #ADayInTheLife of Crisis Services’ #CrisisFirstResponders! Our Crisis First Responders are diverse and multifaceted (just like you!), and work every day to better the lives of others in our community. Have you ever wondered what #ADayInTheLife of a #CrisisFirstResponderlooks like? Follow along on Instagram and Facebook with our #CFRtakeover posts & stories… Read more : A Day In the Life of a Crisis First Responder
June 2019 Update
The 2018 Annual Report is hot off the presses! Please take a moment to reflect on everything Crisis Services accomplished in our golden anniversary year. Features of the report include messages from our CEO and the Agency & Foundation Board of Director Presidents; a report on suicide in Erie County and what Crisis Services is doing… Read more : June 2019 Update
May Is Mental Health Awareness Month
May is #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth and serves as a great reminder that we all have a responsibility to #EndTheStigma. Check in with your friends and family members. If it seems like someone you care about is not in a healthy place, reach out your hand and let them know they are not alone. It only takes one person to make a… Read more : May Is Mental Health Awareness Month
Walk A Mile 2019
We’re launching pledges for 2019’s Walk A Mile. By becoming a fundraiser for Crisis Services, you will help more survivors. We are asking you to rally friends, family, and your personal networks to support Crisis Services’ work. By becoming a fundraiser for Crisis Services, you will help more survivors of rape and sexual assault are never… Read more : Walk A Mile 2019
Straight from the Crisis Services’ Command Center: #PolarVortex2019
As Erie County’s only 24-hour crisis center, Crisis Services provides continuous services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. We are committed to maintaining the services we provide even under emergency conditions like the #PolarVortex. Check out some of the photo & video highlights below of our staff working to… Read more : Straight from the Crisis Services’ Command Center: #PolarVortex2019
Continue Your Legacy of Compassion with a Year-End Gift to Crisis Services
At Crisis Services, a helpful hand is always waiting to answer the phone. Crisis occurs at any given moment of the day or night. Crisis is defined differently by everyone. If you are in an abusive relationship a crisis might look different to you than if you are struggling with thoughts of suicide, or helping… Read more : Continue Your Legacy of Compassion with a Year-End Gift to Crisis Services
Celebrating 50 Years of Service to the Community, Crisis Services Revitalizes Brand & Mission
For fifty years, Crisis Services has provided support, help and hope to Buffalo and Erie County 24 hours a day. In November 1968 Crisis Services was born, and 50 years later the organization celebrates this anniversary by officially launching a refreshed logo, mission, vision and tagline.