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OUR MISSION

To provide residential supports for runaway and
homeless males 18-24, in an atmosphere supporting the dignity,
respect, and self-sufficiency of each youth. 
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We provide outreach resources to
​16-17 runaway and homeless youth.
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We are currently a non-residential program providing outreach and support to homeless youth.

Plymouth Crossroads is a not-for-profit organization which welcomes disconnected, abused and homeless youth ages 16-20. We provide caring staff that help youth develop their own plan for an independent path to their future. Our transitional program offers support for education, job training & placement and life skills support at no cost to youth.

The mission of Plymouth Crossroads is to provide supports to empower abused, runaway and homeless youth, ages 16-20.  We work in conjunction with our youth to develop independent, healthy paths to their future by offering them the tools they need to be self-supportive and avoid long-term dependency on social services. As a voluntary program, services are aimed at preventing recidivism, while promoting a more stable and productive lifestyle, with the goal for every youth to transform themselves into a contributing and productive member of society.  

"Plymouth to me means, a safe and welcoming second home where I can learn new things about life, and hangout with people who really care about me."
​Jahton, age 20

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Services We Provide For Our Youth

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  • ​Basic life skill building, including; housekeeping, food preparation, financial education, problem solving, skills in leadership, hygiene and coping mechanisms.
  • Educational opportunities to allow them to finish High School, GED preparation, vocational education and or post-secondary education.
  • Assistance in job preparation and attainment, including; career counseling; workforce development skills; computer skills; life skills and health skills. 
  • Individual and group counseling.
  • Interpersonal skill building is provided to enhance our youth’s ability to foster positive relationships with peers and adults, better decision making as well as coping and stress management skills.
  • Volunteer or community service opportunities.

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For more information or to schedule an intake interview
Contact our Program Coordinator, Donell Gibson by email (dgibson@plymouthcrossroads.org) or by phone at
(716) 393-3906 Monday-Friday 9 am - 5 pm
Or leave a message with a staff member any time, 24/7

Location

630 Main Street,
​West Seneca, NY 14224

Mailing Address
po box 1130 West Seneca
​NY 14224

PO Box 1130,
​West Seneca, NY 14224

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Need help now? Call (716) 393-3906

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Plymouth Family
    • History
    • About Homelessness
    • Resources
    • Board Members
    • Newsletters
    • Gallery
  • How You Can Help
    • Make a Donation!
  • Contact US
    • Be a Volunteer
    • Staff Members
  • Wish List