Genesee Valley Rural Preservation Council, Inc. (GVRPC) was formed in 1982 to improve the housing stock and provide housing for very low to moderate income people in New York State. GVRPC has worked extensively in the areas of multi-family housing as developer, owner and manager and now owns and manages over 300 units in Western New York. In addition, the organization assists other organizations and municipalities with project specific development.

GVRPC also administers the following programs: Accessibility Modification Program for Disabled Vets in Livingston and Genesee Counties; RESTORE Program in Livingston County; Home Rehabilitation Programs in Livingston and Genesee Counties; Home Ownership programs in Livingston and Wyoming Counties, leveraging grant funds with private and public matching money. The company teaches Home Ownership Education for first-time home buyers.

Rural Revitalization Corporation is a community-based not-for-profit dedicated to the mission of providing clean, safe, affordable housing for the residents of Cattaraugus County and the Towns of Collins, Concord, and Sardinia in Erie County and the Towns of Java and Arcade in Wyoming County.

Rural Revitalization Corporation offers home repairs to low- to moderate-income homeowners in our service area using AHC funds, septic and well repair with CDBG funds, and first-time homebuyer down payment and closing costs assistance with funding by the City of Olean. In addition, RRC owns rental property (duplex) in Hinsdale, NY.

Wyoming County Community Action, Inc. (WCCA) is a not-for-profit Cap agency serving the counties of Wyoming, Genesee and Orleans in rural western New York State.  WCCA is a One-Stop Agency as designated by the Department of Labor.  We provide services to individuals and other human service agencies through three divisions:  Housing Programs, Employment & Training and Community Action Angels (CAA).  The Board of Directors for WCCA is made up of individuals from our service area.  WCCA operates a NYS Certified Early Learning and Childcare Center in Wyoming County.
 
The Housing Programs provided in our service area include: Home Buyer Education, First Home Club, Credit Counseling, Section 8 Rental Assistance, Homeowner rehabilitation, Property Management, Permanent shelters for homeless families, development of Affordable housing units, Energy conservation and emergency shelter and/or utility payment assistance.  In working with each of the persons served, we utilize the Family Development philosophy to meet their needs and avoid poverty.
 
Contracted Housing Programs include: RESTORE, HOME Rehab, Affordable Housing Rehab, First Home Club, Section 8 Rental Assistance, Family Self-Sufficiency, Section 8 Rent to Own, Weatherization, HTFC Tax-Credit Housing Development, Rural Development 515 with Tax-Credits, Federal Home Loan Bank, Homeless Housing Permanent Shelters, HUD PRAC 202 and United Way.  
 
The Employment and Training Division of WCCA is the designated affiliate One Stop Career Center for Wyoming County and is the Wyoming County regional partner of the Genesee Livingston Orleans and Wyoming Counties Workforce Development Board (GLOW-WDB).  This Division funded primarily through the Dept. of Labor, administers the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), Title 1 Adult, Dislocated Worker and Youth Programs.  This Division  also administers the Title V Senior Community Services Employment Program, TANF Summer Youth Employment, and an Employment Network – Ticket to Work Program.  Core employment services are available to the general public, however more intensive staff assisted services and occupational training are provided to targeted populations based on need and skill assessment.  Populations served  include, low-income, Veterans, spouses of Veterans,  long term unemployed, disabled, offenders, school drop-outs, and those with literacy challenges.
 
 
Community Action Angels is a network of volunteer, resource development programs operating in Community Action agencies across New York State and coordinated by Community Action for Wyoming County.  The network works together by coordinating activities and sharing knowledge so that volunteer work in Community Action Agencies is organized, recognized and accountable, leaving a significant and positive impact on our community, our agencies and the people we serve.