Honeoye Falls Churches

I have a single mother who has a physical disability and has 2 children ages 14(Boy) and 12(boy) who are in need of sheets for a queen size bed and hygiene products such as deodorant, shampoo, and soap, and due to having limited financial resources is unable to purchase the products on her own. The children would benefit from hygiene products to help them stay clean and comfortable in going to school knowing they wont get picked on if they smell like sweat. The mother would benefit from having sheets to protect mattress from spills and accidents in the bed from animals.

Child was reunified with his biological father after many years of being apart. Due to this fact, child is now in the care of father/family and is in need of assistance with payment for medical bills until child's new insurance is able to begin. Child and father are cooperating and grateful for any and all assistance as they are trying to begin their new life together.

The father is set to be reunited with his son in the next couple of weeks. He does not have a car seat that is required in order to transport his child to and from daycare, as well has his child's appointments.

We currently have youth that come to the DHS building at 111 Westfall Road for day support. This might be children that have been suspended from school, parent missed their visit, or have aged out of day care, etc... Often times the children are hungry and in need of a snack. This request will help those visitation caseworkers that support these children throughout the day. We are in need of snacks like ramen noodles, popcorn, granola bars, etc... Thank you!

I am working with a mother and father who have three children (ages 5, 3, and 1). The 5 y/o is diagnosed with autism and the 3 y/o may have developmental delays. The family lives near a busy street with heavy traffic, and the children have a habit of eloping. The family would benefit from having child safety locks on the front door and rear sliding door of the home in order to prevent the children from eloping from the home. The family would also benefit from door alarms to notify the parents if the children are attempting to leave the home.

Hi, please help a grandma in need of a car seat! Little baby boy (2 years and some change) is always the happiest guy and is able to walk but sometimes prefers to be carried around. Only problem is that he is a little too big for the car seat. Grandma has been doing a fantastic job with the kiddo and this shows every time he meets a new person :)

A grandmother has taken in her four grandchildren following their removal from their parents. She is struggling to make ends meet, financially, and the youngest child has outgrown her crib and needs to transition to a toddler bed in order to ensure safe sleep.

Mom is currently staying in a shelter and is in need of a stroller for her baby girl. Any help is appreciated!!

Parents would like assistance in receiving alarms that can be used for their windows and exit doors to their home to prevent their 4 year old child who is at high risk of elopement from exiting the home. The family lives in a busy area with high traffic.

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Alarms such as these would work.

Family is in need of beds to stay in their new home. Mother and her three children (ages 10, 2 and newborn) have just left an emergency shelter placement to their new home! The families last barrier was finding stable housing, now they have achieved that! Items needed: Crib frame and mattress twin bed x2 mattress full x1 mattresses

Family is in need of personal hygiene products and school uniforms for two young young children. A gift card would be best for the family to get their correct sizes and products. Any help is appreciated!

Mom has five children, ages 14, 10, 8, 6 and 5. Four of the five have special needs. Their car recently had the tires slashed while it was parked in the driveway! This makes getting to appointments and out to the park, etc., very challenging. The family also has to move in the next month and needs the car to go look at and apply for housing.