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OUR UNSUNG HERO

As we close the year, we celebrate a moment of pride for our team. Michael Sauta, a dedicated Harm Reduction Specialist at Caz, was recently honored with the Unsung Hero Award by the Homeless Alliance of Western New York. This prestigious recognition highlights his unwavering commitment to empowering individuals experiencing homelessness and his behind-the-scenes efforts […]

FUNDING RECOVERY

As we welcome the season of gratitude and giving, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the support and advocacy that makes our work at Caz Recovery possible. In this edition of our newsletter, we’re turning our attention to the policies that shape the landscape of substance use disorder (SUD) services—and how those policies directly […]

2024-2027 STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK

At Caz Recovery, we’re not just looking at the next few years—we’re building a future where every individual who walks through our doors has access to the best resources and support to transform their lives. Our 2024-2027 Strategic Framework lays the foundation for this vision, charting a path that embraces growth, sustainability, and innovation. “The […]

Caz’s Fight Against the Overdose Epidemic

The overdose epidemic in Western New York has continued to grow at an alarming rate. In recent years, the number of overdose-related deaths has surged, particularly due to the increasing presence of fentanyl in the drug supply. In 2023, Erie County reported 436 overdose deaths, up from 379 in 2022. Fentanyl has become a leading […]

Addressing Mental Health in Recovery

Substance use and mental health disorders are closely connected. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, many people who struggle with substance use also face significant mental health challenges. In fact, research shows that nearly half of individuals with a substance use disorder also have a co-occurring mental health disorder. This is shown to […]

A ROUTE TO INDEPENDENCE

The heart of Somerset House beats stronger today, thanks to a transformative initiative that has redefined accessibility and empowerment for our residents. Nestled 25 minutes north of Lockport, Somerset House’s remote location posed significant challenges for our residents, making it difficult to access essential services and participate in community life. However, thanks to the determination […]

EDUCATION IN PRACTICE

Caz Recovery is excited to partner with D’Youville University’s innovative Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor (CASAC) Pathway program. At the helm of this partnership is Timothy Arent, Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychology at D’Youville University and Caz Recovery’s Board Secretary. Tim is also currently the Program Director of D’Youville’s CASAC Pathway program which, in […]

A PATHWAY TO WELLNESS

Welcome back to our series showcasing the success of Caz’s Medication Reduction Program! Through our dedicated efforts, we have helped our residents reduce unnecessary prescriptions and improve their quality of life. In this edition, we are thrilled to share success stories of the types of medications that we have successfully reduced or eliminated from some […]

MEDICATION REDUCTION

In our latest newsletter, we will delve into our innovative Medication Reduction Program – a cornerstone of our commitment to enhancing the well-being of our residents through informed pharmaceutical choices and comprehensive medical support. At Caz, we are pioneering a shift in how medications are utilized within our community, focusing on reducing unnecessary prescriptions and […]

FROM HEALING TO HELPING

As people move through their recovery process, they often develop a strong desire to give back to the community. For many, this translates into finding a job that helps others with substance use disorders. Peers, or individuals with lived experience pertaining to substance use, can be some of the most meaningful supports for people in […]

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