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Caring for children, youth and families for over a century.
Gateway-Longview is a child and family service organization that has been providing care, counseling, and support to countless children and families since 1890.
Gateway and Longview were founded by the faithful focused on serving orphaned and abandoned children. Gateway was originally known as the Buffalo Deaconess Home of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Longview Niagara was originally named the Protestant Home for Unprotected Children. In 1996, the two organizations merged to become Gateway-Longview.
Over the years, Gateway-Longview's programs and services have changed to meet the ever changing needs of children and families in our community. Yet the mission of enriching children's lives through high-quality best practice based programs remains the same.
Residential Services
- To strengthen families, provide guidance and support for teens and young adults, and improve the lives of the children we serve that need 24-hour-a-day support, counseling, and care. Gateway-Longview's Residential Services include Residential Treatment, Changing Attitudes and Behaviors (C.A.B.), Residential Education, Recreation Department, Spiritual Life Development, and Casey Life Skills Training.
Community Services
- Gateway-Longview's Community Services include Foster Care & Adoption Services, Therapeutic Foster Care, Foster Care Parents, Respite Services, Care Coordination & Community Support, Therapeutic Facilitated Visitation, Kinship Services, Independent Living Programs, Parent/Child Independent Living Programs, our Independent Living Training Center, and our Family Resource Center.
Educational Services
- Gateway-Longview's Educational Services programs are designed to provide highly focused special education to preschool, elementary, middle and high school students in need of individualized scholastic assistance. Gateway-Longview's Educational Services include Niagara Day Care Center, Therapeutic Preschool, and our Day School/Treatment Program.
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