Safe housing, meals, and other services for local asylum seekers

If you or someone you know is seeking asylum in the United States, call Buffalo Peace House at (716) 627-9800.

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A place to heal

At BPH, we believe that everyone deserves a safe, comfortable place to call home. Our safe housing provides a secure and welcoming environment where individuals can focus on healing, rebuilding, and moving forward.

Residents have access to private rooms for safety and privacy, along with clean clothing, fresh bedding, and essential everyday comforts. More than just a place to stay, our housing offers a space where people can rest, feel supported, and begin their next chapter with dignity.

SAFE HOUSING

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Fresh, culturally relevant food

At BPH, we believe that access to nourishing food is an essential part of health, healing, and feeling at home. We partner with FeedMore WNY and local community partners to provide fresh, nutritious meals that reflect each client’s culture, preferences, and personal needs.

Through tailored and personally requested meals, clients can enjoy a taste of home while protecting their health and well-being. Food is more than nourishment—it can provide comfort, connection, and a sense of belonging during times of transition.

NUTRITIOUS MEALS

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Comprehensive support & community integration

At BPH, we provide more than a safe place to stay—we help residents build the foundation for a healthier, more stable future. Our team supports healthcare setup, medical coordination, and ENL coordination and services, helping each resident navigate the systems and resources they need.

We also connect residents with education, workforce development, community resources, and additional support services designed to encourage independence and meaningful community integration.

ADDITIONAL SERVICES

“This place is more than a shelter; it is a symbol of solidarity, empathy, and justice. I will always carry in my heart the warmth, safety, and support I found here.”

Buffalo Peace House Resident