CASAS

Consortium of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services
Serving the Monroe County/Greater Finger Lakes Region of New York State


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Agencies, Community Groups and Individuals
dedicated to those who suffer from the throes of addiction throughout our region.


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EXECUTIVE   COMMITTEE
2007

President
Vice-President
Treasurer
Robert Lebman
Craig Johnson
Patrick Seche

 

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LEGISLATIVE BREAKFAST 2007

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     The Region II Consortium of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Providers is an organization of prevention and  treatment agencies dedicated to the reduction and elimination of alcoholism and drug abuse throughout the Finger Lakes 12 county region.

     This Consortium meets on a monthly basis to discuss programmatic issues, administrative issues, and to advocate for the rights and needs of those who are chemically dependent.

     The premise upon which Region II CASAS stands is as follows: all individuals and families who are affected by alcoholism or other drug dependency have a right to prevention and treatment services to include: a right to treatment upon demand and a right to the level of treatment and length of  treatment appropriate for the level of severity, co-morbidity, and associated stressors and complications.

     CASAS further recognizes that for every $1 invested in alcoholism/drug abuse prevention and treatment, there is a savings return to society of $7-12, in reduced health care costs, reduced crime and violence costs, reduced welfare costs, decreased business costs, decreased insurance costs, and increases to the government in overall tax revenues.

 

 

Please Join Providers from PA, NY and OH for.............

 "Quest for the Best"
Human Service & Behavioral Health Conference
December 5-6, 2007
Erie
, PA

Workshop Highlights:

 Youth Issues, Jail/Prison Re-entry, Women's Issues, Diversity(Cultural and LGTB), Advanced Clinical Tracks, Mental Health and Substance Abuse, Bullying & Teasing, Targeted, Case Management, Motivational Interviewing/Counseling, Ethics & Boundaries, Recovery Based Approaches and much more.

Special Presentation of a Unique National Model of Housing:
Fairweather Lodge(Stairways Behavioral Health)

Who Should Attend:

Case Managers, Health Educators, Case/Program Counselors, Service Coordinators, Behavioral Health Providers, Peer Advocates, Protective Workers, Youth/Family Workers, Residential/Housing Staff, Re-entry/Corrections Staff, University Faculty and Outreach Workers

 

For more information contact Sara Taylor @ (585) 654-9083 or sarataylorr@aol.com 

 

 

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SPECIAL APPRECIATIONS AND AWARDS

 

SUMMARY OF STATE SPENDING ON SUBSTANCE ABUSE:

THE NEW YORK STATE EXPERIENCE:

$ 8.673 Billion - or 18% of the Total State Budget
is Spent on the CONSEQUENCES of Alcohol/Drug Abuse !!!

Of every $1 spent on the Burden of Substance Abuse...
only $.01 is spend on Substance Abuse Prevention,
and $0.06 is spent on Substance Abuse Treatment!

 

Restoration of Health & Dignity
to
Individuals and Families

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Helping to Provide a
Healthier Community...
a Stronger America!

 

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