June Forum – Housing Assessments 101
FOCUS Greater Syracuse, Inc. hosted a free, virtual forum to educate the community about on housing and property assessment. VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE
May Forum: The Changing Landscape of Local Media
FOCUS Greater Syracuse, Inc. hosted a free, virtual forum to as we discuss the state of local media in our community. VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE
April Forum: FOCUS on Affordable Housing
FOCUS Greater Syracuse, Inc. hosted a free, virtual forum to educate the community on affordable housing, and the results from the Life Needs Assessment Survey. VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE
March Forum: Lyme and Tick-Borne Diseases
FOCUS Greater Syracuse, Inc. hosted a free, virtual forum to provide information on ticks and their diseases, as well as how to protect yourself, your family and your yard. VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE
February Forum – City Housing / Looking Forward
FOCUS Greater Syracuse, Inc. hosted a free, virtual forum to discuss initiatives and policies impacting the future of downtown and neighborhood housing. VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE
FOCUS Forums
FOCUS Greater Syracuse, Inc. hosts monthly forums that are free to attend and aim to gather a group of experts to discuss a specific topic, project, or initiative that is significant to the CNY community. During these forums, attendees have the opportunity to pose questions to the panel and engage in constructive conversations with fellow engaged community members.
Livable Community Alliance
FOCUS Greater Syracuse is working under contract with the Onondaga County Office of Aging Services and the Onondaga County Health Department to facilitate the Livable Community Alliance of Onondaga County. The Alliance is dedicated to engaging the public in creating systemic change to our policies and planning to shape a healthier community.
CNY-CAN for Health
CNY-CAN brings together patients and caregivers with researchers and health professionals to advance patient-centered outcomes research and help older adults live well and longer at home. The Community Health Information Connection is our current focus.