Building Community in Seneca-Babcock
Enhancing quality of life and potential for current and future generations in the Seneca-Babcock neighborhood of Buffalo.
ATTEND A PROGRAM
Join us at the Seneca Street CDC
We host several programming options for children in the neighborhood—each with the goal of increased educational and social skills.
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After-School Program
K-12th grade students join for a snack, homework help, a healthy dinner, and enrichment.
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Summer @ Seneca St.
A 6-week program through July and August for enrichment, education, and fun.
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Teen Program
Teenagers join for homework help, group socializing, outings and job readiness prep.
RECEIVE RESOURCES
The Seneca Street CDC isn’t just for kids
We have several resources available to those in the neighborhood to improve economic stability and overall health and well-being.
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Get Outreach
Seneca Street CDC provides community outreach services onsite in partnership with local organizations, addressing health and socio-economic challenges with a range of health, human, legal, and financial services.
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Get Connected
We aim to serve as a prime resource for Seneca-Babcock residents, linking them with community leaders, neighborhood associations, faith-based institutions, local food banks, social services and more.
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Get Warm
We have been designated as a extreme weather emergency warming center. The warming center is open during extreme weather emergencies that cause loss of power in the Seneca-Babcock neighborhood.
GIVE SUPPORT
Help advance our work
Our work and impact are made possible by its volunteers and donors. Please consider how you might be able to support our work.
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Give Money
We continuously look for funds to sustain our quality programs and retain our dedicated staff.
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Give Time
Much of our work is made possible by volunteers adding capacity to our programming.
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Give Supplies
We are always accepting donations of healthy snacks, school supplies, and more.
About the Seneca Street CDC
Seneca Street Community Development Corporation (CDC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit located in the Seneca-Babcock neighborhood of Buffalo, wedged between Larkinville and Kaisertown, just above South Buffalo and below the East Side.
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