September 30, 2020 │
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Similar to nearly all care facilities throughout the country, Outreach and its staff have felt steep impacts from the pandemic–both on the organization and the providers.
August 15, 2019 │
Outreach, one of New York's leading nonprofit providers of life-saving drug and alcohol treatment services, has announced that Enoch Chan, M.D., has joined the agency as its full-time Medical Director, effective immediately. Dr. Chan has been
July 1, 2019 │
Behavioral Health News, Summer 2019
As behavioral health care providers confront the unrelenting opioid epidemic, in an environment of rapidly evolving reforms in health delivery and payment systems, one theme continues to resonate: the importance of
May 10, 2019 │
A key solution to the continuing opioid problem on Long Island lies in additional funding for treatment programs, specifically to ensure that the salaries of treatment professionals rise to levels commensurate with other health care professionals,
June 14, 2018 │
Outreach, New York's leading nonprofit provider of life-changing drug and alcohol treatment, held it's 24th Annual Long Island Luncheon today in Smithtown, NY. The honorees of this year's luncheon included Suffolk County District Attorney Timothy D.
July 1, 2018 │
Outreach has announced a change of leadership. After 39 years, Kathleen Riddle, founder, president and CEO of the non-profit substance abuse treatment organization based New York City and Long Island, will retire. Taking over as president
July 3, 2018 │
After 39 years, Kathleen Riddle, founder, president and CEO of Outreach, the non-profit substance abuse treatment organization with deep roots in Queens, retires.
January 30, 2018 │
Janet Walpole, LCSW, has been named the new program director at Outreach's Greenpoint, Brooklyn site. Outreach opened its Greenpoint location in 2002 to serve the people and communities of North Brooklyn who are struggling with substance