OSWEGO COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES INC

Provides day habilitation services in group or one-on-one settings in Fulton, NY, helping individuals access community activities, and delivers community habilitation services from the individual's home to build daily living skills and increase independence.

Provides permanent housing for adults with developmental disabilities in various settings, including 8-9 bed homes, 4-5 bed homes, and supervised or supportive apartments. Also operates respite services offering short-term stays from Thursday afternoon to Sunday evening for individuals aged 4 and older and their caregivers.

Operates a temporary shelter for runaway and homeless youth under age 18, offering up to 21 days of voluntary residential care, and runs the PATH transitional living program for homeless youth ages 16–21 to develop independent living skills, complete education, and integrate into the community. Also conducts street outreach to connect individuals at risk of homelessness with services.

Provides permanent housing for homeless individuals and families through six renovated apartments in Oswego County and offers supportive services including case management, financial assistance, and advocacy to prevent homelessness and support transitions to stable housing.

Provides no-cost breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer screenings and diagnostic services to uninsured and underinsured individuals who meet eligibility criteria, and assists those diagnosed with enrolling in the Medicaid Cancer Treatment Program for full coverage of care.

Provides urgent reproductive health appointments typically scheduled within 24 hours, operates a sliding fee program based on income, offers onsite enrollment for the Family Planning Benefit Program, and delivers telemedicine services for eligible patients.

Operates the Offender Accountability Program, a court-mandated intervention focused on accountability and healthy relationships, and provides a Supervised Visitation Program that offers a safe environment for child visits and neutral exchange between caregivers to reduce conflict.

Operates the Discovery Learning Center, a licensed child care program for children aged 12 months to 5 years, provides a Head Start prekindergarten program for three- and four-year-olds across nine school districts, and collaborates with Fulton City and Phoenix School Districts on Universal Pre-Kindergarten programs aligned with state standards.

Operates the S.C.O.R.E program, which provides employment readiness services including resume building, job placement, interview preparation, and training leading to the ACT WorkKeys National Career Readiness Certificate through a co-located hub model to reduce access barriers.

Provides Fiscal Intermediary and Support Broker Services for individuals with developmental disabilities in Oswego County, assisting with coordination and management of support services.

Provides care management services to coordinate medical, mental health, substance abuse, and social service needs for individuals enrolled in the Health Homes program.

Provides in-person help with applying for health insurance through the New York State Marketplace, supports recertifications and life change reporting year-round, and conducts community outreach to educate residents and small business owners about coverage options at multiple community-based locations.

Delivers one-on-one education on pregnancy, parenting, and infant health via home visits, phone, and text, and offers personalized sessions and group workshops on pregnancy milestones and parenting topics to improve maternal and child outcomes in Oswego County.

Produces and delivers over 1,000 meals per weekday through a Home Delivered Meals Program, operates seven Dining and Activity Centers, and runs afterschool and summer food service sites providing free meals to children aged 18 and under. Has provided over 10 million meals since 1974.

Maintains and provides a public listing of free food and supply distributions in Oswego County as a community service to improve access to essential resources.

Operates a 16-bed, 24/7 supervised residential facility for adults recovering from substance dependence in a rural home-like setting, as well as a supportive living program providing transitional housing in apartment-based settings for up to 12 individuals in recovery near the City of Oswego.

Delivers sexual health education in schools and communities to prevent teen pregnancy and STIs, and operates a mobile unit providing confidential HIV testing and prevention services across Oswego County.

Provides food, nutrition counseling, and healthcare referrals through the WIC program at eight clinic locations across Oswego County. Offers breastfeeding education and support via Certified Lactation Counselors, peer counselors, IBCLCs, breast pumps, and group sessions to support expectant and parenting individuals.

Offers after-school experiential learning programs focused on 21st century skills, operates community schools in partnership with local districts providing extended-hour access to academics and social services, and hosts Clubhouse and LGBTQ+ drop-in programs for youth and young adults aged 12–24 to promote wellness, skill development, and community connection.