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Rochester, NY

Rochester's Community Wishbook

 

Villa of Hope

3300 Dewey Avenue
Rochester , NY 14616
Phone: 585-865-1550 x258
Contact: Catherine Amico Orlandini

Since 1942, Villa of Hope has risen to meet the needs of the community time and time again. Through caring for increasing numbers of people whose lives were impacted by abuse, poverty and family histories of mental illness and drug problems, the Villa has evolved into a leader in behavioral health, mental health, substance use treatment and trauma-informed care.  

For youth, adults, and families, the Villa is a place where human challenges meet hope and renewal. Many people who develop substance use disorders are also diagnosed with mental health challenges, and vice versa. That is why we combine prevention educational programs with treatment services through recovery and beyond. This integrated approach includes a mental health outpatient clinic, a medically assisted treatment program, a short-term medical detoxification center, an after-hours peer-led support center, and a teen residential recovery program.

Even more, treatment plans are often combined with additional Villa of Hope services, including education, workforce development, and in-home community care, to help individuals thrive through our continuum of care process. 

Villa of Hope partners with individuals, families, and communities to Rebuild relationships, Recover potential, and Renew hope for the future!


Wish List:
  • cleaning supplies (new)
  • home items (gently used or new): mops, dishes, glasses, mugs, kitchen towels, laundry baskets, pots, pans, silverware (any items for starter home)
  • towels, washcloths (any colors, new)
  • bedding: twin and queen comforters (gently used), sheets, mattress pads, pillows (new)
  • arts and craft supplies
  • journals for school students
  • MP3 players, iPods, headphones
  • toiletries (new): body lotion, body spray, liquid body soap, hair products 
  • men and women: underwear (all sizes, new)
  • T-shirts for men (all sizes, new)
  • bralettes (all sizes, new) 
  • men and women: low cut socks (all sizes, new)
  • men and women: sweatshirts (all sizes, new)
  • winter coats for children (all sizes; gently used/new)
  • infant clothing (gently used/new) 
  • interview outfits (gently used): suits, professional dress, dress casual 
  • gas cards and bus passes for our Work Force Development clients to get to and from work

 


Volunteers Needed:
  • Videography/Photography.
  • Various property beautification projects.
  • Event volunteering: Portraits of Hope Gala in April, Tournament of Hope in September.
  • Local businesses and nonprofits who can provide internship or career exploration opportunities for adults and youth in our Work Force Development and Supported Employment Program.

 


Information reviewed by agency 9/14/23.  (Description, Wish List, and Volunteers Needed updated.)