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ARISE would like to thank a group of 20 SUNY Oswego State students from the Newman Center who volunteered at the Oswego First United Methodist Church to build ramp sections for the ARISE Ramp Program. The students first volunteered on …
Students from SUNY Oswego Help ARISE and the Community! Read more »
ARISE announced today a grant award totaling $99,000 from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) to support the recovery of the nonprofit arts and culture sector. This two-year grant is essential to ARISE’s UNIQUE Art & Literacy …
ARISE Awarded $99,000 by the New York State Council on the Arts Read more »
This time of year, I remember back to high school deciding what my college future looked like. I knew I wanted to live on campus but being in a wheelchair presented a few challenges. My biggest concerns were being accepted, …
These 4 Central New Yorkers are our newest Certified Ombudsman volunteers! Why become a volunteer Ombudsman? Volunteer Ombudsman have the power to change lives and positively affect Nursing Home resident’s health and well-being. They help provide a voice to resident …
Community Information Sessions at ARISE have resumed! Every Wednesday, starting at 10:00 AM, anyone interested in learning about employment services and supports available to individuals with a disability are invited to join us at our main office located at 635 …
ARISE can help you find help you find meaningful work! Read more »
On October 2nd we held our Fall Farm Showcase kicking off the 2021-22 fundraising campaign to benefit ARISE at the Farm. It was a beautiful day filled with music, hayrides, demonstrations, and food and drink. Those in attendance had the …
Do you live in or near Chittenango? Are you looking for care after school, after a day program, or on days off from school? Are you looking for a place where your loved one can socialize in a safe environment? ARISE …
Covid-19 greatly affected residents in long term care facilities. 184,000 residents lost their lives nationwide during the Pandemic. Residents who survived lost their access to family/friend visitation, some medical services, recreational activities, community dining and ancillary services (beauty/barber salons) and …