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Office for Aging & Continuing Care
120 Airline Street, Suite 201, Oriskany, New York 13424
Phone: 315-798-5456
Hours: Monday - Friday -- 8:30am - 4:30pm
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We hope that you will find this a useful and informative guide to assist you with accessing the services you need to make life easier for you and your loved ones.
Our experienced staff can answer your questions about the many programs and services available through Oneida County.
For your convenience we have designated areas or “Site Visits” throughout the county for you to meet with one of our experienced staff. A printable version of our site visits schedule is seen below.
| Site Visit Brochure - click to view |
| 4th Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-up - click to view |
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Intergenerational Cleanup Project The idea of our community’s youth coming together to help their older neighbors is beginning to grow in Oneida County though the Intergenerational Clean Up Project. This intergenerational initiative spearheaded by the Oneida County Youth Bureau and Oneida County Office for the Aging/Continuing Care takes place two times a year (spring & fall) for older Oneida County residents. More than 500 young volunteers are recruited though connections made by the Oneida County Youth Bureau and were matched with individuals who needed assistance with yard work. Because there are so many unmet needs of older persons living alone and struggling to maintain their homes, along with the success of this volunteer initiative, the Youth Bureau and Office for the Aging/Continuing Care have planned to make this an ongoing spring and fall program. Intergenerational Spring and Fall Cleanup is much more than a yard clean-up program. It’s helping bring a culture of volunteerism and community engagement into our community to help those most in need.
For more information on this program call Oneida County Youth Bureau at 798-5027 or Oneida County Office for the Aging/Continuing Care at 798-5456. |
Michael Romano, Director
Oneida County Office for Aging & Continuing Care
(315) 798-5456
Email: ofa@ocgov.net
Last Updated 05/24/2013 Created 12/26/2008