About UConnectCare
UConnectCare, has served residents of Western New York for over 50 years. Founded in 1975, UConnectCare started with a focus on the prevention and treatment of substance use disorder in Genesee County, and has grown and expanded to include Orleans County as well. We have a team of over 150 people.
Since our formation, we have broadened our programs, and now offer prevention, outpatient treatment, residential (including a women’s facility that cares exclusively for women and children), detox, and recovery services. We also provide an employee assistance program that helps to provide counseling, grief support and other programs for employers to help their employees deal with personal issues that affect productivity.
CORE VALUES
The path to recovery begins with us.
Compassion
UConnectCare promotes an atmosphere of generosity, hope, empathy, respect, encouragement and empowerment.
Integrity
UConnectCare values behavior that promotes self-awareness, encourages honesty, balance, consistency, collaboration, and trust and utilizes humor, mutual respect and reciprocity of good will.
Dedication
UConnectCare’s culture is rooted in loyalty to patients, community and staff, creating an environment where people share knowledge freely and endeavor to bring out the best in each other.
Sustainability
UConnectCare is committed to cultivate and manage resources to ensure our services are available for generations to come.
UConnectCare serves residents of Genesee and Orleans counties, as well as the greater Western New York region, providing a full range of prevention, treatment, and recovery support options for individuals dealing with drug, alcohol or substance use disorders. As a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation, our agency relies on the support of local, state and federal agencies, as well as donations from community members and businesses like you. Make a tax-deductible donation today and help us continue to provide support and care to those in need right here in our region.
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