Oswego County Opportunities (OCO) is a private, nonprofit social services organization based in Fulton, New York, dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals and families throughout Oswego County. Since its founding in 1966, OCO has been a vital resource for people experiencing poverty, homelessness, domestic violence, hunger, and other barriers to independence and well-being. The organization operates a wide range of community programs focused on creating opportunities and supporting self-sufficiency. These include services for youth, families, seniors, people with developmental disabilities, and survivors of abuse.

OCO stands out for its trauma-informed approach, its deep community involvement, and its commitment to inclusivity and empowerment. The organization partners with local governments, schools, and health systems to ensure a coordinated response to community needs. It also operates crisis hotlines, supportive housing, mobile outreach, and prevention services that connect individuals with essential resources. Multilingual services and culturally responsive care make OCO accessible to diverse populations across the county. Through innovation and compassion, OCO plays a key role in strengthening the community and enhancing the well-being of those it serves.

Key Services:

– Crisis and emergency services, including domestic violence shelters and hotlines
– Youth and family support programs, including early education and mentoring
– Residential and day services for individuals with developmental disabilities
– Homeless prevention and supportive housing programs
– Food and nutrition assistance through pantries and meal deliveries
– Transportation services for seniors and low-income individuals
– Health education, outreach, and prevention services
– Advocacy and case management to connect clients with community resources