Sep 16, 2026 | UConnectCare
Coming Home as a Parent: Your Second Chance in Albion Coming home to Albion after incarceration can feel like starting life all over again. There is hope, because you get another chance to be there for your kids. There can also be fear, stress, and guilt, especially...
Sep 16, 2026 | UConnectCare
Caregivers Need Care Too Caring for someone with a substance use disorder or another behavioral health concern is real work. In Orleans County, caregivers are often parents, spouses, adult children, grandparents, foster parents, and friends who step in because they...
Sep 16, 2026 | UConnectCare
Getting Through the First Hours After a Return to Use A return to use after a period of stability on buprenorphine or another medication for opioid use disorder can feel scary and confusing. Your body may hurt, your brain may be racing, and you might feel shame or...
Sep 16, 2026 | UConnectCare
Your First Week Home in Orleans County Matters Most Coming home from jail in Orleans County can feel confusing and heavy. There is a lot to handle at once, and the first week often sets the tone for what happens next. Getting your ID, Medicaid, and prescriptions...
Sep 16, 2026 | UConnectCare
Planning Your First 30 Days Home in Orleans County Walking out of the Orleans County Jail can feel like a big mix of relief and stress. You might be thinking about where you will sleep tonight, how to get your medications, or when you have to see probation. The first...
Sep 15, 2026 | UConnectCare
Balancing Work and Health When You Need Help Now Realizing you might need a substance use assessment in Albion can feel scary, especially when you are trying to hold a job, support a family, and keep bills paid. Many working adults worry that if they ask for help,...
