As a result of the COVID-19 stay-at-home order, Family & Children’s Services (F&CS) quickly adjusted outpatient services to telephone and teletherapy; but many F&CS staff remain on the front lines of in-person and crisis call care. Through our COPES crisis hotline, CrisisCare Center (CCC) and F&CS Pharmacy, staff provide much-needed crisis support, psychiatric respite, and…
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You’re not alone. Family & Children’s Services is here to help by providing learning resources for parents, caregivers, teachers and others to help children understand and ease anxiety about changes due to coronavirus (COVID-19). These coloring sheets/books can provide a little fun, a little education, and a little distraction. My 2020 COVID-19 Time Capsule COVID19-TIME-CAPSULE-3 (1) Other Children’s Coloring Books, Sheets Just For Kids:…
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Like clockwork, routines and schedules provide children with structure, stability and security. This is all disrupted when schools close for the year and children’s social interaction become limited or virtual. Kids become more dependent on their parents to meet all of their needs, while parents might not have as much to give, as they are…
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Family & Children’s Services is committed to supporting children and families as the world struggles with the COVID-19. To make life just a bit easier we will be posting daily parenting tips for you and your family. These tips will focus on the struggles with home routines, isolation, ways to schedule days and fun things…
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Prepared by A Way Home for Tulsa What if I don’t have health insurance? You do not need to have insurance to access medical care. If you don’t have a healthcare provider or insurance, call 211 for check here for a list of free resources in Tulsa County. Are some people at higher risk? Yes.…
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