News & Updates
Sundram Manor & Reintegration
COVID-19 disrupted Sundram Manor's hopes to move to Reintegration last year. Next month, however, all of their plans will finally pay off.
Advocating for the Field
Caz Recovery has recently prioritized statewide advocacy efforts for people with substance use disorders and the field as a whole.
Focus on Finance
Jenn Leumer, our Director of Finance, and our finance team have guided us through one of the most challenging financial years in our history.
Rebecca Wagner, Casa Di Vita’s Food Services Specialist
Rebecca Wagner is the Food Services Specialist at Casa Di Vita, and she's a critical part of our agency-wide food services team.
Strategic Plan Updates
It's been a year since Caz Recovery launched our new strategic plan. Despite everything that happened in 2020, we made substantial progress.
Caz Recovery is Hiring in Erie and Niagara Counties!
People with substance use disorders need your help now more than ever, and Caz Recovery is here to support those in need. We have multiple openings across Erie and Niagara Counties for qualified candidates. Current opportunities include: Reintegration Manager in Buffalo Housing Services Manager in Buffalo Niagara County Housing Resource Specialist (based throughout Niagara County) […]
Somerset House Makes Connections
The staff at Somerset House strive to keep residents connected to local community resources.
Medication-Assisted Treatment
What is Medication-Assisted Treatment? In many ways it can be helpful to think about substance use disorders like we think about other chronic medical conditions like diabetes. For instance, people are more at risk of developing a certain condition if they have a family history of it. Once someone has a chronic condition, they have […]
Tracy Conti, Program Secretary
Tracy Conti is Cazenovia Manor's Program Secretary. She's been with the agency for five years, and she epitomizes collaboration in her work.
Enhancing Supportive Living
We’re enhancing the way our Supportive Living program functions, and we’re increasing its focus on vocational and housing support.
Your donation can save a life!
In the grip of the opioid epidemic, you can make a difference. Any amount helps.