CODAC proudly announces that Julie Konvalinka, RN, SANE-A, Senior Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE), has been recognized as a Fab 50 Nurse in Tucson for her outstanding contributions to the field of nursing and her exceptional leadership in providing care for survivors of sexual assault and intimate partner violence (IPV). For Julie, becoming a nurse […]
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CODAC Welcomes Lieutenant Ericka Stropka to Board of Directors
CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness, a leading mental health and substance use treatment organization, is pleased to announce the appointment of Lieutenant Ericka Stropka to its Board of Directors. Stropka, currently serving with the Tucson Police Department (TPD), brings over two decades of law enforcement experience and a strong commitment to community well-being. Stropka’s interest […]
Staff Spotlight: Celebrating 30 Years of Dedication at CODAC
The office is buzzing with activity as Nanette K. moves about her workspace, desk piled with stacks of paper, interoffice memos and patient documentation. The beeps, squeaks and static of the fax machine are a constant backdrop to the rhythm of the workplace. The photocopier is a busy hub, creating duplicates of important documents for […]
CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness Earns National Reaccreditation
CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness is pleased to announce its recent reaccreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). This accreditation represents CODAC’s commitment to quality and positive health outcomes for individuals living with substance use disorders, mental illness and trauma. CARF is a globally recognized accrediting body that promotes the highest quality […]
Staff Spotlight: Ashley G. – A Key Role in CODAC’s Culture of Collaboration
Ashley G. found a career at CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness during a period of transition as she approached the end of her senior year in college. She stumbled upon CODAC’s table at a career fair and was inspired after learning of CODAC’s impact in the community. Ashley applied, interviewed and was hired as a […]
CODAC’s Chief Operating Officer Recognized by Eller College as an Extraordinary Leader
In recognition of exceptional leadership and dedication to the community, Kristine Welter Hall, chief operating officer at CODAC, was recognized with an “Ordinary Woman Doing Extraordinary Things” Award by the Eller College of Management in December 2023. With a career spanning nearly 20 years and various roles within the organization, Kristine oversees a wide range […]
Cervical Cancer Screening Clinics
Cervical cancer is a serious health issue but we have ways to find and stop it early. Checking for cervical cancer is important, and there are tests like Pap smears and HPV tests that can help. CODAC is hosting Cervical Cancer Screening Clinics at two locations for members with Banner University Family Care coverage. Cervical […]
Time for A Stable Future: Overcoming Employment Challenges with Support from CODAC
When faced with unexpected challenges, we can be pushed to the brink. For CODAC member Broderick B., unemployment, unmanaged anxiety and the looming threat of eviction were the hurdles that stood in the way of a stable future. When his landlord threatened eviction after months of unpaid rent, it was urgent for Broderick to find […]
Director for Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault Honored as 40 Under 40 Leader in Tucson
Katlyn Monje, LMSW, BHP director of the Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (SACASA) has been selected as an honoree for the 2023 class of “40 Under 40”. Hosted by the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, this award recognizes forty individuals making profound impact in the southern Arizona community. Katlyn is a dedicated public servant […]
Recovery Spotlight: Standing for Recovery
The Path to Addiction and Incarceration Mark grew up as the youngest of five boys in South Phoenix, surrounded by older brothers and an environment that led him to feel isolated and like he needed to hide things. These early experiences fueled a curiosity that led him to experiment with drugs at an early age; […]
