ANACI programs help low-income families, individuals affected by substance use, and immigrants and refugees navigate complex challenges with dignity, practical guidance, and trusted community connections.
Explore the program that best fits your needs and take the next step with support beside you.
Our programs are organized around three areas where thoughtful navigation and consistent support can make a meaningful difference. Each pathway is practical, relationship-based, and connected to the wider Rochester community.
Helping individuals and households navigate housing support, food resources, financial guidance, and community connections that strengthen everyday stability.
Providing compassionate, non-clinical guidance for individuals and families affected by substance use while connecting them with trusted recovery resources and licensed treatment providers.
Helping immigrants and refugees understand local systems, access language and education resources, explore employment pathways, and build confidence in a new community.
Finding a resource is only part of the journey. ANACI programs are designed to help people understand their options, identify realistic next steps, make meaningful connections, and stay supported as circumstances change.
We begin with the person, not a preset solution—understanding priorities, barriers, and what matters most right now.
We help make complex systems easier to understand and connect people with appropriate community resources and qualified providers.
Follow-up helps us understand what worked, what changed, and where additional guidance may be useful.
ANACI serves people whose challenges may look different but who share a need for respectful guidance, useful connections, and practical support.
Households working through financial hardship, housing instability, food access, or several needs at the same time.
People seeking non-clinical guidance, recovery connections, treatment referrals, and support for the wider family journey.
Newcomers navigating local resources, language access, education, employment, and the everyday systems of a new community.
Real-life needs do not always fit neatly into one category. A household may be navigating financial pressure while supporting a loved one in recovery. A newcomer may need employment guidance alongside help understanding community resources.
ANACI’s program model allows us to look at the whole situation, identify priorities, and help people move toward the right connections without losing sight of the person behind the need.
Connect with ANACI and tell us what you are navigating. We’ll help you identify the program and community connections that best fit your situation.