The Arc of Oswego County has promoted HEATHER WILSEY to a new role overseeing the agency’s Family Support Services as behavior support coordinator. Wilsey, who has been with the agency since 2016, supports individuals in certified day-habilitation spaces and will continue to do so in her new role. Wilsey has been an active leader throughout […]

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The Arc of Oswego County has promoted HEATHER WILSEY to a new role overseeing the agency’s Family Support Services as behavior support coordinator. Wilsey, who has been with the agency since 2016, supports individuals in certified day-habilitation spaces and will continue to do so in her new role. Wilsey has been an active leader throughout her time with The Arc of Oswego County and its sister agency, Oswego Industries, developing the Community Habilitation program at both agencies.  

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