Staff

Tory DeCaire
Executive Director
tory.decaire@oswegocac.org
Tory joined the CAC after a long career with the Oswego Police Department. Tory spent 22 years with the Oswego Police Department most recently as the Chief of Police. His years of public service and experience in law enforcement provide direction and leadership to staff as well as our multi-disciplinary team approach here at the CAC.

Carol Gazitano, LMFT
Deputy Director
carol.gazitano@oswegocac.orgCarol obtained her master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Syracuse University in 2011. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a certification in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and the Circle of Security Parenting Program. Carol was previously a staff therapist at the CAC for over five years before she rejoined the team as the deputy director.  

Sarah Weigelt
Director of Operationssarah.weigelt@oswegocac.org
Sarah holds an Associates Degree in Business Administration from Cayuga Community College. Sarah has extensive experience in managerial and administrative roles serving previously as the Director of Springside, an affiliate of Oswego Health. In her role here at the CAC, Sarah manages our development activities and programs as well as our fundraising campaigns and events. Sarah manages our A/P, HR and employee benefits and oversees all building and vendor operations.

Melanie Smith, LMHC
Clinical Supervisor
melanie.smith@oswegocac.org
Melanie supervises the clinical program at the CAC and was previously a CAC therapist for several years. Melanie graduated from SUNY Oswego’s Mental Health Counseling program in 2011, during which she also interned at the CAC. Melanie is certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and the Circle of Security Parenting Program. Melanie also has experience working with children with problematic sexual behaviors.    

Aimee May
Forensic Interviewer/Advocate
aimee.may@oswegocac.org
Aimee is a Combat Veteran of the Armed Services and a retired Sergeant with the Fulton Police Department. Aimee has extensive knowledge and sensitivity to family systems and child victimization. She has vast knowledge and experience in the overall Child Protection and Legal systems. Aimee holds an Associate Degree in Applied Science in Criminal Justice. She has successfully completed both Child First Forensic Interview Training and Forensic Interviewing Best Practices.    

Courtney Harp
Advocate Supervisor & MDT Coordinator
courtney.harp@oswegocac.org
Courtney Harp most recently held the position of Victim Advocate through Oswego County Opportunities, Service to Aid Families (SAF) program. Courtney aided survivors of domestic and sexual violence through the civil, criminal, and family court process. Previously, Courtney worked diligently on behalf of unhoused youth and families within Oswego County as she provided case management to McKinney Vento eligible families in Fulton and Phoenix School District, youth homeless shelter and transitional housing program. Courtney holds a position as facilitator of the Batterers Accountability Program through Oswego County which extends judicial monitoring for offenders who have committed acts of domestic violence. In her role at the CAC, Courtney manages the family advocates and works with our multi-disciplinary teams to help children and families work through the investigation, prosecution, and recovery processes.

Sara Nastasi
Case Manager
sara.nastasi@oswegocac.org
Sara has a strong background in providing services and advocacy for disadvantaged populations.  Sara worked with CNYDSO for over ten years where she provided clients with residential, habilitative and vocational services. Here at CAC, Sara coordinates client needs with outreach of community resources to better assist victims with challenges while also empowering them to rebuild their lives.  

Brittney Alton
CSEAC Advocate
brittney.alton@oswegocac.org

Trevor Goss
Outreach Prevention and Education Advocate
trevor.goss@oswegocac.org
Trevor serves as the Prevention Education and Outreach Advocate at the CAC, bringing a psychology background from Onondaga Community College and extensive experience in community engagement. He works within the community to educate agencies, schools, and families on the importance of child abuse awareness and prevention. Through outreach and education, Trevor helps strengthen community partnerships and advance the CAC’s mission to protect and empower children.  

Tessa Fellows, LP-MHC
Therapist
tessa.fellows@oswegocac.org
Tessa Fellows, LP-MHC, graduated from SUNY Oswego with her Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling, as well an Advanced Certificate in Interdisciplinary Trauma Studies. Tessa also obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at SUNY Plattsburgh. Tessa has been able to work with a wide range of clients, including children and families in an agency setting. Tessa currently is a Limited Permit holder and is working towards acquiring her license in Mental Health Counseling.  

Stephanie Conn
Mobile CAC Coordinator
stephanie.conn@oswegocac.org

Rob Davies
Grants Manager
rob.davies@oswegocac.orgRob is a graduate of Norwich University, where he obtained his Master of Arts in International Relations. He is also a graduate of SUNY Oswego, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Global and International Studies and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. His background in the public and private sector has given him the opportunity to work with diverse groups of people as well as various New York State agencies,  New York State representatives, county governments, municipalities, and non-profits. His experience in grant writing has resulted in the procurement of millions of dollars in grant funding for projects such as affordable housing, brownfield redevelopment, and other community and economic development projects throughout New York State. Rob is heavily involved in his community as a member of the Pompey Lions Club and, also, currently serves as a Commissioner of the Pompey Hill Fire District.  Outside the office, Rob enjoys golf, video games, and car shows.

Hannah Mudge
Therapist
hannah.mudge@oswegocac.org
Hannah is a graduate of Syracuse University, with a master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Trauma-Informed Practice. Hannah also received her bachelor's degree in psychology from Eastern University.  Hannah has worked with children, teens, adults, families, and couples in a variety of settings. She currently holds a limited permit in Marriage and Family Therapy and is working toward licensure.

Christine Boyles
Therapist
christine.boyles@oswegocac.org
Christine earned her bachelor's degree in psychology from SUNY Geneseo in 2017. Shortly after, she began working at a CAC of Columbia and Greene counties in Eastern New York as an advocate and counselor for nearly 3 years. This led her to further her education and pursue a master’s degree in social work at the University of Buffalo. During her graduate program, Christine worked with diverse populations using crisis intervention and trauma-informed approaches. She received her master's degree in social work in 2022 and shortly after earned her license and is currently under supervision working toward her clinical license. In addition to her CAC experience, she has experience working in long-term care, with substance use disorders, and most recently remotely with young adults struggling with anxiety.