Women in Recovery participates in panel discussion
Family & Children’s Services’ Women in Recovery joined the University of Oklahoma Women and Gender Studies, Tulsa YWCA Immigrant & Refugee Services, and Still She Rises for a lunch discussion…
Twenty-four women graduate from Women in Recovery
On March 11, Women in Recovery (WIR) held virtual graduation for Class 32. Twenty-four graduates, who collectively struggled in their addiction for 372 years prior to WIR, proudly told their…
Candy Land drive-thru event ushers in holiday cheer for WIR families
Family & Children’s Services Women in Recovery’s Continuing Care Team takes pride in annual traditions such as a holiday party. Due to COVID-19 restrictions this year, a large in-person holiday…
Tulsa partnership announces a new effort to address Tulsa’s methamphetamine addiction crisis on a bigger scale than ever before
The Tulsa Methamphetamine Treatment Continuum is a strategic effort to address Tulsa’s methamphetamine addiction crisis on a bigger scale than ever before, with more funding, enhanced treatment practices and stronger…
WIR clients continue GED studies thanks to partnership with school district
Valerie has endured a tough life of no stability or structure. She dropped out of school, and due to trouble, was essentially incarcerated. As with many Family & Children’s Services Women in Recovery (WIR) participants, Valerie learns lifelong skills that she hopes will improve options for her and…