Get Connected with Community Services at Pulaski Resource Fair April 19
Oswego County Office for the Aging (OFA) and the village of Pulaski have joined forces to offer the second annual Pulaski Resource Fair on Friday, April 19 from 3 to 6 p.m. The free event takes place at the American Legion Post 358, 3350 Maple Ave., Pulaski.
Attendees can get information on programs and resources available in the Pulaski community. Representatives from a variety of organizations will be available to speak with residents and answer questions they may have about services.
In addition to OFA and the village of Pulaski, participating agencies include: AETNA, the Alzheimer’s Association, ARISE, Inc., Catholic Charities of Oswego County, Farnham Family Services, Inc. Fidelis, Food Bank of CNY, Oswego County Department of Social Services (DSS), Oswego County Mobility Management, Oswego County Veterans’ Services Agency, Oswego County Opportunities (OCO) Services to Aid Families, OCO Homeless Services, OCO Supportive Housing/ Behavioral Health, OCO Health Education, OCO Pulaski Family Welcome Center and WellCare.
Other organizations interested in participating in the resource fair can register until Tuesday, April 9. Registration is free, and the agency must serve Pulaski and surrounding areas.
For more information on the Pulaski Resource Fair or to register as a vendor, contact OFA Senior Aging Services Specialist and NY Connects Caregiver Services Coordinator Elizabeth Weimer at 315-349-3570.
To learn more about the Oswego County OFA and its services, call 315-349-3484.
PULASKI RESIDENTS LEARN ABOUT RESOURCES – The Oswego County Office for the Aging (OFA) and the village of Pulaski partner to hold the second annual Pulaski Resource Fair on Friday, April 19 from 3 to 6 p.m. at American Legion Post 358, 3350 Maple Ave, Pulaski. The free event features information on a wide variety of programs and resources in the Pulaski community and surrounding areas. Pictured from left are OFA Senior Aging Services Specialist and NY Connects Caregiver Services Coordinator Elizabeth Weimer and Village of Pulaski Mayor Jan Tighe.