Case Management
Project Reconnect: A United Way SELA & BCM Partner Program
For individuals that have been recently released from incarceration, this CADA re-entry program breaks the cycle of criminal behavior, substance abuse and recidivism by combining psychoeducational support groups and transitional planning in correctional institutions with effective community-based treatment, recovery, and re-entry related services. Project Reconnect works to expand substance abuse treatment and related mental health services available to ex-offenders in the community by providing referrals and follow-up to substance abuse treatment programs. The program is designed to bridge the gap in aftercare by transitioning from re-entry into outpatient substance abuse treatment with a heavy emphasis on individualized case management.
New Directions:
Homeless and substance use support services
New Directions:
For individuals and families at-risk or experiencing homelessness and substance use
The New Directions Project at CADA Prevention & Recovery coordinates and implements an array of integrated services and supports to reduce homelessness among individuals and families in the Greater New Orleans Area.
Who is eligible?
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Those in the Greater New Orleans Area
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Individuals and families currently experiencing or at-risk for homelessness
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Individuals and families affected by substance use, mental health and other life stressors that are interested in strengthening recovery skills
Program Services Include:
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Comprehensive Screening/Assessment
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Individual and Group Counseling
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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Treatment
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Transition Planning
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Family and Education Support
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Case Management and referrals for:
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Job Training Programs
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Educational Programs
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Housing Assistance
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Medical Treatment
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Assistance Acquiring Health Insurance