Farnham Family Services Expands Fulton Office to Support Continued Growth FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 7, 2025 Contact: Joseph Pierce Director of Operations (315) 726-0234 [email protected] FULTON, N.Y. – Farnham Family Services is relocating its Fulton […]
For residents in the northern part of Oswego County access to the vital counseling services offered through Farnham Family Services is easier than ever. […]
Farnham Family Services has partnered with Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield to help fight food instability in Oswego County. […]
There are many risk factors than can lead to substance abuse disorder in young people. A healthy family environment and early prevention teaching from parents and role models can minimize many of those risk factors. With that in mind Farnham Family Services provides a number of services that focus on families and parenting. […]
Substance abuse is preventable. Studies show that substance abuse is indeed preventable among children and teens when they hear consistent messages about drugs and alcohol from their parents, teachers, peers, and community leaders. […]
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield recently awarded Farnham Family Services with a $5,000 Community Health Award to support the organization’s Community Connections program.
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For individuals dealing with substance abuse disorder the consequences can be lethal. According to NY/NJHIDTA (NY/NJ High Impact Drug Trafficking Area) there were 32 fatal overdoses in Oswego County in 2021. […]
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield announced yesterday that it is awarding a total of 65 Community Health Awards to nonprofit organizations across upstate New York, including 10 in the Central New York region. […]
Farnham Family Services will find a new home along George Street in the City of Oswego, the Oswego Common Council unanimously passing a resolution to sell a parcel of city-owned real estate to the treatment center during last night’s Common Council meeting, Monday, Jan. 24. […]
Adolescence can be a challenging time. Many struggle with issues such as depression, peer pressure, bullying, personal and family relationships, and academic pressure. For some, these may lead to alcohol and substance use. […]
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