Cattaragus County: Erica Sebastian, esebastian@casa-trinity.org
Chemung County: Erin Doyle,
edoyle@casa-trinity.org
Livingston County: Andrea Richter, arichter@casa-trinity.org
Tioga County, NY: Laura Smith,
lsmith@casa-trinity.org
Our Prevention Podcast!
If it’s one thing that can be hard to do, it’s trying to explain ALL of the things that Prevention offers to schools and communities. Which is why we have started a Prevention Podcast!
Podcasts have gotten so popular and what better way to break down all things Prevention, than starting one of our own!
Each episode will speak to a different topic and allow you, the listener, to digest bits and parts at a time.
Enjoy and stay tuned to more episodes!
Check out our most recent Prevention Campaigns!
Offering education and prevention awareness to various events and topics to help make communities safer.
Let’s talk about stigma…
Our last Awareness Campaign kicks off this November: Anti-Stigma.
Addressing the stigma surrounding addiction is essential to building a more supportive and understanding community for those affected by substance use disorders.
Through this campaign, we aim to remind everyone that every recovery story is unique — there is no single path to healing. While each journey to recovery looks different, the barriers people face are often similar. Stigma can lead to shame and isolation, keeping individuals from reaching out for the help they deserve.
By highlighting the many ways people find recovery, reminding others that healing is possible, and challenging the negative perceptions that fuel stigma, we hope to inspire compassion and encourage more people to seek treatment and support.
Together, we can replace shame with support and help our communities grow stronger through understanding.
Safe ways to talk with youth about Fentanyl.
All of us were at the age once, where most of our parents warned us about drugs and alcohol. However, since then, things have gotten stronger and more potent than they used to be. In the world of prevention, we believe that there is space for calm and open conversations to have with youth about the dangers of experimenting with drugs and alcohol. Above all, safety is just as important to us as it is to you as a parent or guardian. That’s why we create resources like the ones below.