Family and Children’s Services will be able to strengthen more families at risk in the Tulsa area through in-home parenting programs with a grant from the Oklahoma Department of Human Services. The grant will allow F&CS to serve more families through its SafeCare program for parents of children under five years old, and its Parenting…
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An expansion of the CrisisCare Center (CCC) and sally port at Family and Children’s Services has provided those suffering from mental health crises as well as law enforcement officers faster, more convenient and more effective help. CCC provides inpatient support and stabilization for those who are experiencing a severe, debilitating psychiatric crisis. The center operates…
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Formerly homeless individuals who have recently moved into their own apartments will be able to access a variety of services, including basic needs and support for mental health challenges and addiction, through a new partnership between Family and Children’s Services (F&CS) and Mental Health Oklahoma (MHO). Many homeless individuals and families have received housing at…
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The Women in Recovery program at Family and Children’s Services has received a $3.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Treasury to expand treatment for women with substance abuse disorders. The grant was part of the Treasury Department’s Social Impact Partnership to Pay for Results Act (SIPPRA) and includes a project grant of $2,965,000…
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Despite navigating through an extended pandemic, more than 180 donors provided gifts and basic needs for 1,605 Family & Children’s Services’ (F&CS) children and families in need through the annual F&CS Holiday Assistance program. For so many F&CS clients, December is a month filled with complex decisions. Many low- and no-income families want to give…
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