Northern Oklahoma Youth Services
Services
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A place of temporary care and supervision for youth who do not have a more appropriate place to live, with access to professional counseling to the youth and families.
An educational training group for youth who have committed a minor offense.
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)
The CASA program trains and supervises CASA Volunteers that advocate for the "best interests" of an abused or neglected child in the courtroom.
A program that serves children ages 3-18 who are experiencing symptoms of PTSD after a traumatic life event.
The North Central Oklahoma Continuum of Care is a coalition of shelters, faith based programs, social service agencies, public officials and interested citizens who work to serve the homeless, assisting through supportive service tools to develop self-sufficiency. For many individuals and families they have never received or needed assistance. Additionally, many have struggled, feel hopeless and lost, never experiencing the opportunity to live independently happy lives. The CoC coalition, members and partners also work together to assist with rent and utility payments to prevent families from falling into homelessness. The Continuum covers an 8 county area, including Creek, Garfield, Grant, Kay, Noble, Osage, Payne, and Pawnee Counties.
Strengthening Families Program
Twelve week class for parents and children to learn constructive ways to improve and strengthen family bonds
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