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Canadian CountySooner SUCCESS

2009Resource Directory

Serving Children and Youth with Special Needs...joining health, social and educational services

Canadian County Area Resources for Families and Service Providers

of Children and Youth

A Project ofThe University of Oklahoma Health & Science Center

Child Study Centerand the OKDHS Family Support Services Division

and Canadian County Sooner SUCCESS

We are also interested in improving our resource databaseand appreciate any information you may wish to share

regarding local service providers.

This Directory is designed to assist families and professionals find local resources needed to serve youth in

Canadian County with special needs. If you are in need of services not listed or require more information, please contact

June Teters

Sooner SUCCESS Canadian County Coordinator

11021 Folkstone Dr. Yukon, OK 73099

405-517-5246

[email protected]

OKDHS Pub. No. 09-500 Issued 3/2009This publication is authorized by the Oklahoma Commission for Human Services in accordance with state and federal regulations and printed by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services at a cost of $1,890.00 for 1,050 copies. Copies have been deposited with the Publications Clearinghouse of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. OKDHS offices may request copies on ADM-9 (23AM009E) electronic supply orders. Members of the public may obtain copies by contacting the OKDHS Records Center at (405) 962-1721 or 1-877-283-4113 (toll free).

Table of Contents

Hot Lines 4 Local Emergency Numbers 4 Acronyms 5 Advocacy And Support 8 Aging Services 10 Child Welfare 11 Community Services 12 Disability Related 16 Education 19 Employment Assistance 21 Financial Assistance 21 Health 22 Higher Education 23 Legal 24 Mental Health 25 Recreation 26 Referral and Crisis Information / Resource Information 28 Transportation 28 Web Site Addresses 39

Moms with Magic WandsSupport group of moms of children with special needsContact: 728-2065 or 341-9440www.momswands.freeservers.com

Prevent Child Abuse AmericaContact: 800-children

Spina Bifada Association of [email protected]

Teen CentralResources and links for teens with questionswww.teencentral.net

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Hot Lines

AIDS Hotline 1-800-535-2437CRISIS 24 Hour Line 1-800-535-2437 OKDHS Child Abuse 1-800-522-3511El Reno Crisis Line 262-6555 Hopeline 24/7 1-800-SUICIDE (784-2433)Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222Runaway Hotlines 1-800-448-4663 1-800-231-6946 1-800-621-4000 Teenline 271-TEEN (271-8336) United Way Helpline 236-8441Women’s Resource Center Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis hotline 262-4455 Yukon Crisis Line 350-1523

Local Emergency Numbers

Calumet Fire Department 893-2232Calumet Police Department 893-2792 Canadian County Sheriff’s Office 262-3434 Cedar Lake Fire Department 284-6911Cedar Lake Security Department 284-6814ConchoEl Reno Fire Department 262-1313 (Non-Emergency) 262-2949El Reno Police Department 262-2121 (Non-Emergency) 262-6941Geary Fire Department 884-2313 (Non-Emergency) 884-2473Geary Police Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 884-2167 Integris Canadian Valley Regional Hospital 717-6800Mustang Fire Department 376-9365Mustang Police Department 376-9365 (Non-Emergency) 376-2488

Web Site Addresses, State and National Contacts

ADDAAttention Deficit Disorder Adults SupportContact: 1-484-945-2191

American Council for the BlindContact: 800-424-8666

Children and Adults with Attention Deficit DisorderFamily supports301-306-7070, 800-233-4050to request informationwww.chadd.org

Connect for KidsNewsletter, informationhttp://www.connectforkids.org

Juvenile Bi Polar Research Foundationwww.bpchildrenresearch.org

National Crime Prevention CouncilParent educationwww.ncpc.org

Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacywww.oica.org

Oklahoma Family NetworkAdvocacywww.oklahomafamilynetwork.org

OPeN-Oklahoma Parent Electronic NetworkElectronic network for Oklahoma parents of children with disabilitieshttp://clix.to/open


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Okarche Fire Department 911Okarche Police Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 263-7972 Parkview Hospital 262-2640 Piedmont Fire Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 373-1331Piedmont Police Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 373-1334Union City Fire Department 483-5272Union City Police Department 483-5272 (Non-Emergency) 483-5020 Yukon Fire Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 354-2133Yukon Police Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 354-2553

Acronyms – Frequently Used Abbreviations and Terms

ACF Administration for Children and FamiliesACLC Assessment of Children’s Language Comprehension ACLD Association for Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities ACOG Association of Central Oklahoma GovernmentsADA Americans with Disabilities ActADD Attention Deficit DisorderADHD Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity DisorderADL Activities of Daily LivingAIDS Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome AL Assisted Living APRC Area Prevention Resource CenterARC Association for the Rights of Citizens with DisabilitiesASA Autism Society of AmericaBACA Bikers Against Child AbuseBIA Bureau of Indian AffairsCAP Child Abuse PreventionCARF Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation FacilitiesCARS Community At Risk Services

Referral and Crisis InformationResource Information

CAP PublicationResource Information, Handbook of Social Assistance Programshttp://www.captc.org/pubpol/SaftyNet/Safety_Net_Handbook

Canadian County Coalition for Children and FamiliesInformation regarding Can. Co. Services, family supports and educational [email protected], www.familiescancount.org

Canadian County Sooner SUCCESSResource assistance for people 1 to 21 years of age with special needsContact: June Teters [email protected]

Connect for KidsNewsletter, resource informationhttp://www.connectforkids.org

JOINJoint Oklahoma Information NetworkCommunity resource directory data repositorywww.join.ok.gov

OASISOklahoma Areawide Service Information SystemResource informationContact: 271-6302http://oasis.ouhsc.edu

Transportation

Sooner RideTransportation Services for Medicaid recipients/advancereservations requiredContact: 262-0913, 1-877-404-4500

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CASA Court Appointed Special AdvocatesCCAN Center for Child Abuse and NeglectCMHC Community Mental Health CenterCHO Children’s Hospital of OklahomaCOTA Certified Occupational Therapist AssistantCP Cerebral PalsyCPS Child Protective Services CSC Child Study CenterCSHCN Children with Special Health Care Needs, Title VDD Developmental DisabilitiesDDSD Developmental Disabilities Service Division (of OKDHS)OKDHS Shortened form of Oklahoma Department of Human ServicesDMHSAS Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse ServicesDRS Department of Rehabilitation ServicesECI Early Childhood InterventionEI Early Intervention (Sooner Start)EPSDT Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and TreatmentESY Extended School Year FAPE Free and Appropriate Public EducationFERPA Family Education Rights and Privacy ActHIPAA Health Insurance Portability and Accountability ActHMO Health Maintenance Organization HOYO Home of Your OwnHTS Habilitation Training SpecialistICC Interagency Coordinating Council (for Early Intervention/SoonerStart)ICF Intermediate Care FacilityICF/MR Intermediate Care Facility for people with Mental RetardationIDEA Individuals with Disabilities Education ActIEP Individualized Education ProgramIFSP Individualized Family Service PlanIHP Individualized Habilitation PlanIHS Indian Health ServiceILC Independent Living Center LEA Local Education AgencyLEND Leadership Education for Health Professionals Caring for Children with Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities Program

Boys and Girls Club of DarlingtonContact: Pam Silk 262-0137

Camp DaKaNiDay Camp in OKC open to all BOYS and GIRLS (Kindergarten thru 6th grades), and teen and adult volunteers regardless of race, gender, creed, religion, national origin, disabilities, or economic status. Camp Fire membership not necessary. Contact: 478-9454, [email protected]

Camp Fire GirlsContact: [email protected]

Freedom Trail ParkRecreational park that is accessible for people who use wheelchairs or have disabilitiesContact: 350-7680

Make Promises Happencamps for people with disabilities and health conditionsContact: 282-2811, 1-800-299-2811www.centralchristiancamp.org

Miracle League of Edmondnationally registered softball LeagueContact: Margo Price 850-7603

Public Swimming PoolEl RenoContact: 262-9855

Public Swimming PoolYukonContact: 354-7191

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OT Occupational Therapist / Occupational TherapyOUHSC Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center OUJPTP Oklahoma University Juvenile Personnel Training ProgramPARB Post Adjudicated Review BoardPart C Infant and Toddler Program of IDEAPCP Primary Care ProviderPDA Prosecution Deferred AgreementP/G/A Parent/Guardian/AdvocateP.L. Public Law (federal)PT Physical Therapist / Physical TherapyPTA Parents and Teachers AssociationQMRP Qualified Mental Retardation ProfessionalSABE Self-Advocates Becoming Empowered SDE State Department of EducationSED Severe Emotional DisturbanceSEP Supported Employment Program SLP Speech and Language PathologistSPAN Special Parents Access NetworkSPED Special EducationSMI Serious Mental IllnessSSA Social Security AdministrationSSDI Social Security Disability InsuranceSSI Supplemental Security IncomeSSI-DCP Supplemental Security Income – Disabled Children’s ProgramTA Technical AssistanceTANF Temporary Assistance for Needy FamiliesTARC Tulsa Advocates for the Rights of Citizens with Developmental Disabilities TDD Telecommunication Devices for the DeafUAP University Affiliated Program (old name) * NowUCEDD University Center for Excellence in Developmental DisabilitiesWIC Women, Infants and Children (nutrition program)

ODMHSASOklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse ServicesSystems of Care, Wrap around services for youth with Mental Health and behavioral issuesContact: 522-4151

Oklahoma Youth CenterInpatient and residential psychiatric care for children and adolescents, counseling, therapy, diagnostic evaluations, 24 hour emergency referralsContact: 364-0781, 364-9004, 306-9004, (V/TDD) [email protected]

Red Rock Behavioral Health ServicesCase Management, Community-Based Rehabilitation, Outpatient TreatmentContact: 422-8800

Dr. Mark D Heaney, LPCInner Peace CounselingContact: cell [email protected]

TransitionsOutpatient mental health offering home and office based counseling servicesContact: 265-0986

Youth and Family ServicesIndividual, family and group counseling for children and adolescentsContact: 262-6555

Recreation

Anyone Can LeagueSoftball teams people with disabilities, play on Sunday afternoons in April through JuneContact: Mary Pickett 590-3963

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Advocacy and Support

ASOCOAutism Society of Central OklahomaSupport groups meeting in Norman on the third Thursday of each month from 7-9 p.m. at Norman Regional Hospital. Contact before you travel.Contact: Melisa [email protected]

Brain Injury Association of Oklahoma Inc.Prevention, research, education, advocacyContact: [email protected], www.braininjuryoklahoma.org

CHADDChildren and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity DisorderFamily Supports, resource list of service providers related to ADD/ADHDInformation: 800-233-4050www.chadd.org

FRIENDSFun, Responsible, Independent, Experienced, Nurturing, Determined and SocialSocialization and supports for adults with Special Needs and their familiesContact: Kit Phillips 354-6051 or Elaine Hayes 373-1548

More Able with Autism Support Group Asperger’sSyndrome/ PDDFamily Support GroupContact: Kathy Rand 364-7289

Yukon Police DepartmentSAVE Officer-Pete DavolaContact: 354-2553

Mental health

Calm WatersCenter for Children and FamiliesGrief and divorce support group sessionsContact: 841-4800

Canadian County Caring for KidsWraparound services, parent support group, youth groups and Resource information for families of youth with behavioral dysfunction or who are Severe emotionally disturbedContact: 262-3209

Center for Positive ChangeIndividual, Family, Group and Home-Based Counseling for Children, Adolescents and Adults, Parenting Education Classes, Medication Clinic, CARF Accredited, Medicaid and Private PayContact: [email protected]

Child Study CenterDevelopmental Assessments, EvaluationContact: 271-5700Intake Coordinator: Marie Ramirez 271-6824 ext. 45147

Clarity CounselingIndividual and couples therapy services, sliding scale available, Parenting classesContact: Clarissa House 265-1279

Mental Health Association Oklahoma CountyDisability RelatedContact: [email protected], www.okmha.org

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NAMI National Alliance of Mental IllnessSupport, education, advocacy, researchContact: 230-1900, [email protected], www.nami.org/amiok/

OASISOklahoma Areawide Service Information SystemReferral service for community resources for special needsContact: Sally Selvidge 271-8001 ext 47800, 800-426-2747http://oasisouhsc.edu/

OPCOklahoma Parents CenterAdvocacy, resource information, support groups, educationContact: 877-553-4332Office: 379-6015Fax: [email protected], www.okparentscenter.org

ODMHSASOklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse ServicesSystems of Care, wrap around services for youth with mental health and behavioral issuesContact : 522-4151

Oklahoma Family NetworkParents network of families raising children with special needsContact: [email protected]

TARCDisability related advocacyContact: [email protected], www.ddadvocacy.net

Legal/Law Enforcement

Binder and BinderDisability Law, Social Security, AdvocacyContact: 800-66binder

Canadian County Juvenile BureauJuvenile Offenders—provides intake and probation services to delinquent youth/ Truancy program works closely with schools to address school attendance/ Provides graduated sanctions program for parent referral child in need of supervision servicesContact: [email protected]

Canadian County Sheriff’s OfficeContact: 422-3187Emergency: 262-3434

El Reno Police DepartmentDARE Officer: Matthew PierceContact: 262-6941, Crime Stoppers 266-STOP

Legal Aid of Western OklahomaFree legal assistance, no child custody servicesContact: 1-800-256-9601, 1-800-421-1641

Oklahoma Disability Law CenterDisability LawContact: 525-7755

Office of Juvenile AffairsJuvenile Court Related ServicesContact: 262-9220

Victim’s WitnessContact: 262-0177

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2-1-1Resource line that connects callers with community and human service information.Contact: 877-362-1606www211oklahoma.org

University Centers for Excellence in Developmental DisabilitiesCenter for Learning and LeadershipContact: Jan Moss [email protected]

Aging Services

AARPSCSEP Senior Community Service Employment ProgramContact: www.aarp.org?scsep.

OKDHS Aging Services DivisionMonitoring quality assuranceContact: 521-2281Senior information 1-800-211-2116

Aging Services of OklahomaContact: [email protected]

Alliance on Aging, OklahomaAging with DignityContact: [email protected], www.okallianceonaging.org

Areawide Aging AgencyResource supportsContact: Cathi Hughs 943-4344Local: 942-8500www.ohca.state.ok.us

Rehabsource Therapy CenterCOTA Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant,PT Physical Therapist, Speech Pathologist-Contact: 354-2810

Russell Murray HospiceContact: 262-3088

SoonerCareMedicaid InsuranceContact: 800-987-7767TDD 800-757-5979

Sooner StartEarly intervention services for children with delays, special needsContact: 375-3008, 1-800-426-2747

Higher Education

Canadian Valley Technology CenterSpecial Education, Commercial and Home Services ClassContact: 262-2629Special education programs: 422-2243PIVOT Program: 422-2282www.cvvt.org, www.cvtech.org

Redlands Community CollegeGeneral studies, GOALS, AIMS, Cooperative EducationContact: 262-2552Aging Services: 422-1275Equine Services Program: 422-1458Financial Aid: 422-6250Fitness for Life: 422-1418Public Computer Commons: 262-2620Public Library: 422-1254Student Housing: 422-1454

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Child Welfare

BACA Bikers Against Child AbuseChild safety, protection – empower children not to feel afraid of the world in which they live. Guardian of abused child must request involvementContact: 613-6467Hotline and Child Intake 877-422-2286www.bacawestok.org

Big Brothers Big Sistersof Oklahoma CityMentoringContact: 943-8162

CART HouseChild Abuse Response Team HouseChild Advocacy CenterContact: 422-3459

CASACourt Appointed Special AdvocatesChild WelfareContact: 422-3459State Office: [email protected], www.oklahomacasa.org

OKDHSOklahoma Departmentof Human ServicesTemporary Assistance for Needy Families, Developmental Disabilities Services Division, Child Welfare Services, Foster Care, Child Care, Child Care licensing, Drug Court, Investigations, Transitioning, Child Support EnforcementContact: 295-2000www.okdhs.orgChild Abuse Prevention Hotline1-800-522-3511

The Medicine ProgramPatient assistance resources for medication573-996-7300, www.themedicineprogram.com [email protected]

Together Rx AccessSubstantial discounts on prescription drugs for those who are uninsured and not eligible for Medicare1-800-444-4106www.togetherrxaccess.com

Health

Canadian County Health DepartmentChildren First Program (nurse visitation program for first time mom’s) SoonerStart (assessment and services for children with special needs)Immunizations, Family Planning, Consumer Protection, Maternity Information, Speech and Hearing Services, Child Development Services, Lactation Support, Environmental Health, Injury Control, Communicable Disease Control, Chronic Disease Screening, Pre-natalContact: El Reno 262-0042, [email protected]: Yukon 354-4872, [email protected]

Integris Canadian Valley Regional HospitalGeneral health care servicesContact: 717-6800

Oklahoma Health Care AuthorityCHIP Program, health care for low-income uninsured childrenContact: 1-800-522-0114, 522-7300

Park View HospitalAmbulance Service 262-2113Home Health Care 262-6877Business Office 262-2640Non-Emergency 262-2222

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Foundation for the Prevention of Child AbuseThe National Exchange ClubContact: 419-535-1989, [email protected], www.prentchildabuse.com

Gary E Miller Children’s Justice CenterCHBS, Alternative School, Juvenile Detention Center, Drug and Alcohol Treatment, Juvenile Bureau, OJA, Group HomeContact: 262-0202

Indian Child WelfareContact: 422-1176Youth Shelter: 262-9024

Oklahoma Safe Kids CoalitionSafety EducationContact: 271-5695www.oksafekids.org

Tribal Foster CareContact: 521-2881

WCD-WIC ProgramWIC Women Infants ChildrenNutritional counseling, supplemental foods available to anyone meeting income, nutrition guidelines, breastfeeding support, counseling available and immunizations offered monthly to communityContact: 262-7366, 1-800-4WCDWIC

Community Services

Birth ChoiceDiapers, formula, educational pregnancy informationContact: El Reno 262-0003Mustang 376-7039

Employment Assistance

Concho Employment and TrainingContact: 262-0345

Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation ServicesVocational RehabilitationContact: 522-6539, 800-523-0288job line 800-414-5748www.onenet.net/~dspiowm, www.okrehab.org

Guthrie Job CorpsCareer Training and DevelopmentContact: 405-282-9930 ext 309www.guthjcc.com

Talking Leaves Job CorpCareer Training and DevelopmentContact: 405-848-2727

Workforce OklahomaOklahoma Employment Security CommissionOKC Reno CenterContact: 639-3640Fax: 639-3682 and 639-3683

Financial Assistance

Consumer Credit Counseling ServiceFinancial planning, taxesContact: 789-2227www.cccsok.com

IRSFinancial planning, tax assistanceContact: 1-800-829-1040

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Blessing BasketChristmas gift program for El Reno residents who meet income guidelinesContact: 262-7042

Canadian County American Red CrossDisaster Relief, Safety, Babysitting and First Aide TrainingContact: 262-5760

City Rescue MissionEmergency services405-232-2709

Community ActionUtility assistance, car seats, housing information and assistanceContact: [email protected]

Compassionate HandsContact: 354-9591

Jesus HouseEmergency services and temporary shelter. Six month treatment program for people with dual diagnosesContact: 405-232-7164

Lord’s HarvestFoodContact: 422-2001

Lion’s Club El RenoAssistance with eye glassesContact: James Avant 422-5808

Manna PantryFoodContact: 354-5808

MustangAdministration 376-2461High School 376-2404 Mid-High 376-7855Mustang Creek Elementary 324-4567Mustang Lakehoma Elementary 376-2409Mustang Middle School 376-2448

Mustang North Middle School 324-2236Mustang TrailsElementary 324-0016Mustang Valley Elementary 324-2541Special Education 376-7322

PiedmontAdministration 373-2311Elementary 373-2353Primary 373-4848Middle School 373-1315High School 373-5011

Union CityAdministration 483-3531Elementary 483-5327High School 483-5326

YukonAdministration 354-2587Central Elementary 354-2501High School 354-6661Independence Middle School 354-5274Lakeview Middle School 350-2630Myers Elementary 354-5252Parkland Elementary 354-7786Ranchwood Elementary 354-6616Shedeck Elementary 354-6601Skyview Elementary 354-4852Special Services 350-1341Surrey Hills Elementary 373-1973Transportation 354-6667

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National Resource Center for Youth ServicesJuvenile Personal Training Program, Resource Family Training Program, Independent LivingContact: 1-800-397-2945www.nrcys.ou.edu

Neighborhood Services OrganizationCommunity services and supportsDental ClinicContact: 405-236-0413Transitional Living Program for young men 18 to 22Contact: 405-604-9442

OCCYOklahoma Commission on Children and YouthPositive Youth DevelopmentContact: 606-4907www.okkids.org

OG+E Energy Corp.Utility Community Based RelationsContact: Becky Aust 553-3000www.oge.com

OSU Cooperative Extension OfficeParent Child Connection Program Provides free information on child development to new parents in Canadian County. Families voluntarily meet weekly with their trained Family Support Worker and learn about child development, parenting skills, nutrition, budgeting and community resourcesContact: 262-0155


Salvation ArmyContact: 236-3677

Education

Canadian County Driver’s CenterDriver EducationContact: Luis Garcia 350-8550

Oklahoma Department of Human Services/ El Reno SchoolsSchool-based services worker, school referrals onlyContact: 262-8625

Gary E Miller Children’s Justice CenterAlternative SchoolContact: John Walters 262-0202

Public Schools

Banner PK-8 262-0598Darlington Elementary 262-0137Maple K-8 262-5647, Riverside PK-8 262-2907

Calumet Elementary 893-2222

El RenoSchool counselors at each site, crisi counselor located at Etta Dale Junior High, school nurse and assistant located at central office, DHS school based services located at Webster, Mentor Program located at central officeAdministration 262-1703Etta Dale Junior High 262-3253High School 262-3254Hilcrest Elementary 262-2396Lincoln Elementary 262-1941Roblyer Middle School 262-2700Rose Witcher Elementary 262-5592Special Education 262-2601Transportation 262-3027Webster Elementary 262-1943

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Shepherd’s HouseTangible goods ministryTues 10-2 and 5:30-7:30295-1846

Side-by Side Mentoring ProgramServes students enrolled in 4th-8th grades who attend El Reno public schoolContact: 262-1107www.elreno.k12.ok.us

Social Security AdministrationContact: 1-800-325-0078 (TDD)1-800-772-1213

Veterans AdministrationBurial benefitsContact: 270-0501

Women’s Services and Family Resource CenterDomestic violence, Sexual Assault and Stalking / 24 hour crisis lineContact: 262-4455

Yes I CanProvides support services for youth who were in OKDHS custody on their 18th birthdayContact: 1-800-397-2945

Youth and Family ServicesEmergency shelter for children 0-18, individual, family and group counseling for children and adolescents Independent Living ProgramContact: 262-6555

Yukon SharingAssistance with non-perishable items for Yukon residents (by referral) Contact: 354-9456

Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation ServicesDivision of Visual ServicesContact: 951-3400, 1-800-523-0288, Job Line 800-414-5748www.okrehab.org


Oklahoma Foundation for the DisabledAdult daycare, recreation, social, educational and prevocational activities for adults with disabilities, Operator Services for the deafContact: 848-2525, 800-722-0353

Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically HandicappedSpecial Format LibraryContact: 521-3514, 521-4672 (TTY)[email protected], www.state.ok.us/~library

ORRNOklahoma Respite Resource NetworkSupports volunteer respite and provides respite vouchersContact: 271-6302, 800-426-2747www.oasis.ouhsc.edu

Special Care Inc.Child care and preschool for children with special needsOT, PT and Speech Therapist can be arranged on siteContact: Pam Newby, Mansur Choudry 752-5112http://oasis.ouhsc.edu/Directory/oasi1371.aa.html

Telecommunications Relay ServicesHearing or Speech ImpairmentsContact: 800-522-8506 (V/TTY), 800-722-0353 (V/TTY)

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Your Choice Pregnancy CenterConfidential free pregnancy testingContact: 376-4547

Disability Related

Administrative Office of the Supreme CourtState mediation systemContact: 522-7876

American Foundation for the Blind Visual ImpairmentsContact: 214-352-7222www.afb.org

Autism Society of AmericaInformationContact: 657-0881, 800-3-AUTISMwww.autism-society.org

Center of Family LoveWorkshop, employment assistance, group home for adults with developmental disabilitiesContact: 263-4658

Dale Rogers Training CenterVocational Training , Supported Employment, Mobile Workforce, Transitional School to Work ProgramsContact: 946-4489Supported Employment, Ext 403for all other Vocational information,Ext 409www.drtc.org

Pediatric DentistrySpecializes in services for children with special needsContact: Ryan Brackett, DDS 354-4545

Department of Public SafetyPhysically disabled CertificatesContact: 425-2290Epilepsy Association of OklahomaContact: [email protected], www.epilepsy-ok.org

Family VoicesSpecial needs health care newsletterContact: 245-7246 or 373-3300http://OKVoices.org

Learning Disabilities Association of OklahomaEducational Disability Related IssuesContact: 800-532-6365www.epilepsy-ok.org

NAMI National Alliance of Mental IllnessSupport, education, advocacy, researchContact: 230-1900, 1-800-583-1264703-524-7600, [email protected], www.nami.org/amiok/

Office of Handicapped ConcernsDisability relatedContact: 521-3756

Oklahoma Able TechTechnology related services, equipment to borrowContact: 1-800-257-1705 (V/TTY), 888-885-5588 info linehttp://okabletech.okstate.edu

ODDCOklahoma Developmental Disabilities CouncilContact: Voice/TDD [email protected] www.okddc.org

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Your Choice Pregnancy CenterConfidential free pregnancy testingContact: 376-4547

Disability Related

Administrative Office of the Supreme CourtState mediation systemContact: 522-7876

American Foundation for the Blind Visual ImpairmentsContact: 214-352-7222www.afb.org

Autism Society of AmericaInformationContact: 657-0881, 800-3-AUTISMwww.autism-society.org

Center of Family LoveWorkshop, employment assistance, group home for adults with developmental disabilitiesContact: 263-4658

Dale Rogers Training CenterVocational Training , Supported Employment, Mobile Workforce, Transitional School to Work ProgramsContact: 946-4489Supported Employment, Ext 403for all other Vocational information,Ext 409www.drtc.org

Pediatric DentistrySpecializes in services for children with special needsContact: Ryan Brackett, DDS 354-4545

Department of Public SafetyPhysically disabled CertificatesContact: 425-2290Epilepsy Association of OklahomaContact: [email protected], www.epilepsy-ok.org

Family VoicesSpecial needs health care newsletterContact: 245-7246 or 373-3300http://OKVoices.org

Learning Disabilities Association of OklahomaEducational Disability Related IssuesContact: 800-532-6365www.epilepsy-ok.org

NAMI National Alliance of Mental IllnessSupport, education, advocacy, researchContact: 230-1900, 1-800-583-1264703-524-7600, [email protected], www.nami.org/amiok/

Office of Handicapped ConcernsDisability relatedContact: 521-3756

Oklahoma Able TechTechnology related services, equipment to borrowContact: 1-800-257-1705 (V/TTY), 888-885-5588 info linehttp://okabletech.okstate.edu

ODDCOklahoma Developmental Disabilities CouncilContact: Voice/TDD [email protected] www.okddc.org

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Shepherd’s HouseTangible goods ministryTues 10-2 and 5:30-7:30295-1846

Side-by Side Mentoring ProgramServes students enrolled in 4th-8th grades who attend El Reno public schoolContact: 262-1107www.elreno.k12.ok.us

Social Security AdministrationContact: 1-800-325-0078 (TDD)1-800-772-1213

Veterans AdministrationBurial benefitsContact: 270-0501

Women’s Services and Family Resource CenterDomestic violence, Sexual Assault and Stalking / 24 hour crisis lineContact: 262-4455

Yes I CanProvides support services for youth who were in OKDHS custody on their 18th birthdayContact: 1-800-397-2945

Youth and Family ServicesEmergency shelter for children 0-18, individual, family and group counseling for children and adolescents Independent Living ProgramContact: 262-6555

Yukon SharingAssistance with non-perishable items for Yukon residents (by referral) Contact: 354-9456

Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation ServicesDivision of Visual ServicesContact: 951-3400, 1-800-523-0288, Job Line 800-414-5748www.okrehab.org


Oklahoma Foundation for the DisabledAdult daycare, recreation, social, educational and prevocational activities for adults with disabilities, Operator Services for the deafContact: 848-2525, 800-722-0353

Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically HandicappedSpecial Format LibraryContact: 521-3514, 521-4672 (TTY)[email protected], www.state.ok.us/~library

ORRNOklahoma Respite Resource NetworkSupports volunteer respite and provides respite vouchersContact: 271-6302, 800-426-2747www.oasis.ouhsc.edu

Special Care Inc.Child care and preschool for children with special needsOT, PT and Speech Therapist can be arranged on siteContact: Pam Newby, Mansur Choudry 752-5112http://oasis.ouhsc.edu/Directory/oasi1371.aa.html

Telecommunications Relay ServicesHearing or Speech ImpairmentsContact: 800-522-8506 (V/TTY), 800-722-0353 (V/TTY)

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National Resource Center for Youth ServicesJuvenile Personal Training Program, Resource Family Training Program, Independent LivingContact: 1-800-397-2945www.nrcys.ou.edu

Neighborhood Services OrganizationCommunity services and supportsDental ClinicContact: 405-236-0413Transitional Living Program for young men 18 to 22Contact: 405-604-9442

OCCYOklahoma Commission on Children and YouthPositive Youth DevelopmentContact: 606-4907www.okkids.org

OG+E Energy Corp.Utility Community Based RelationsContact: Becky Aust 553-3000www.oge.com

OSU Cooperative Extension OfficeParent Child Connection Program Provides free information on child development to new parents in Canadian County. Families voluntarily meet weekly with their trained Family Support Worker and learn about child development, parenting skills, nutrition, budgeting and community resourcesContact: 262-0155


Salvation ArmyContact: 236-3677

Education

Canadian County Driver’s CenterDriver EducationContact: Luis Garcia 350-8550

Oklahoma Department of Human Services/ El Reno SchoolsSchool-based services worker, school referrals onlyContact: 262-8625

Gary E Miller Children’s Justice CenterAlternative SchoolContact: John Walters 262-0202

Public Schools

Banner PK-8 262-0598Darlington Elementary 262-0137Maple K-8 262-5647, Riverside PK-8 262-2907

Calumet Elementary 893-2222

El RenoSchool counselors at each site, crisi counselor located at Etta Dale Junior High, school nurse and assistant located at central office, DHS school based services located at Webster, Mentor Program located at central officeAdministration 262-1703Etta Dale Junior High 262-3253High School 262-3254Hilcrest Elementary 262-2396Lincoln Elementary 262-1941Roblyer Middle School 262-2700Rose Witcher Elementary 262-5592Special Education 262-2601Transportation 262-3027Webster Elementary 262-1943

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Blessing BasketChristmas gift program for El Reno residents who meet income guidelinesContact: 262-7042

Canadian County American Red CrossDisaster Relief, Safety, Babysitting and First Aide TrainingContact: 262-5760

City Rescue MissionEmergency services405-232-2709

Community ActionUtility assistance, car seats, housing information and assistanceContact: [email protected]

Compassionate HandsContact: 354-9591

Jesus HouseEmergency services and temporary shelter. Six month treatment program for people with dual diagnosesContact: 405-232-7164

Lord’s HarvestFoodContact: 422-2001

Lion’s Club El RenoAssistance with eye glassesContact: James Avant 422-5808

Manna PantryFoodContact: 354-5808

MustangAdministration 376-2461High School 376-2404 Mid-High 376-7855Mustang Creek Elementary 324-4567Mustang Lakehoma Elementary 376-2409Mustang Middle School 376-2448

Mustang North Middle School 324-2236Mustang TrailsElementary 324-0016Mustang Valley Elementary 324-2541Special Education 376-7322

PiedmontAdministration 373-2311Elementary 373-2353Primary 373-4848Middle School 373-1315High School 373-5011

Union CityAdministration 483-3531Elementary 483-5327High School 483-5326

YukonAdministration 354-2587Central Elementary 354-2501High School 354-6661Independence Middle School 354-5274Lakeview Middle School 350-2630Myers Elementary 354-5252Parkland Elementary 354-7786Ranchwood Elementary 354-6616Shedeck Elementary 354-6601Skyview Elementary 354-4852Special Services 350-1341Surrey Hills Elementary 373-1973Transportation 354-6667

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Foundation for the Prevention of Child AbuseThe National Exchange ClubContact: 419-535-1989, [email protected], www.prentchildabuse.com

Gary E Miller Children’s Justice CenterCHBS, Alternative School, Juvenile Detention Center, Drug and Alcohol Treatment, Juvenile Bureau, OJA, Group HomeContact: 262-0202

Indian Child WelfareContact: 422-1176Youth Shelter: 262-9024

Oklahoma Safe Kids CoalitionSafety EducationContact: 271-5695www.oksafekids.org

Tribal Foster CareContact: 521-2881

WCD-WIC ProgramWIC Women Infants ChildrenNutritional counseling, supplemental foods available to anyone meeting income, nutrition guidelines, breastfeeding support, counseling available and immunizations offered monthly to communityContact: 262-7366, 1-800-4WCDWIC

Community Services

Birth ChoiceDiapers, formula, educational pregnancy informationContact: El Reno 262-0003Mustang 376-7039

Employment Assistance

Concho Employment and TrainingContact: 262-0345

Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation ServicesVocational RehabilitationContact: 522-6539, 800-523-0288job line 800-414-5748www.onenet.net/~dspiowm, www.okrehab.org

Guthrie Job CorpsCareer Training and DevelopmentContact: 405-282-9930 ext 309www.guthjcc.com

Talking Leaves Job CorpCareer Training and DevelopmentContact: 405-848-2727

Workforce OklahomaOklahoma Employment Security CommissionOKC Reno CenterContact: 639-3640Fax: 639-3682 and 639-3683

Financial Assistance

Consumer Credit Counseling ServiceFinancial planning, taxesContact: 789-2227www.cccsok.com

IRSFinancial planning, tax assistanceContact: 1-800-829-1040

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Child Welfare

BACA Bikers Against Child AbuseChild safety, protection – empower children not to feel afraid of the world in which they live. Guardian of abused child must request involvementContact: 613-6467Hotline and Child Intake 877-422-2286www.bacawestok.org

Big Brothers Big Sistersof Oklahoma CityMentoringContact: 943-8162

CART HouseChild Abuse Response Team HouseChild Advocacy CenterContact: 422-3459

CASACourt Appointed Special AdvocatesChild WelfareContact: 422-3459State Office: [email protected], www.oklahomacasa.org

OKDHSOklahoma Departmentof Human ServicesTemporary Assistance for Needy Families, Developmental Disabilities Services Division, Child Welfare Services, Foster Care, Child Care, Child Care licensing, Drug Court, Investigations, Transitioning, Child Support EnforcementContact: 295-2000www.okdhs.orgChild Abuse Prevention Hotline1-800-522-3511

The Medicine ProgramPatient assistance resources for medication573-996-7300, www.themedicineprogram.com [email protected]

Together Rx AccessSubstantial discounts on prescription drugs for those who are uninsured and not eligible for Medicare1-800-444-4106www.togetherrxaccess.com

Health

Canadian County Health DepartmentChildren First Program (nurse visitation program for first time mom’s) SoonerStart (assessment and services for children with special needs)Immunizations, Family Planning, Consumer Protection, Maternity Information, Speech and Hearing Services, Child Development Services, Lactation Support, Environmental Health, Injury Control, Communicable Disease Control, Chronic Disease Screening, Pre-natalContact: El Reno 262-0042, [email protected]: Yukon 354-4872, [email protected]

Integris Canadian Valley Regional HospitalGeneral health care servicesContact: 717-6800

Oklahoma Health Care AuthorityCHIP Program, health care for low-income uninsured childrenContact: 1-800-522-0114, 522-7300

Park View HospitalAmbulance Service 262-2113Home Health Care 262-6877Business Office 262-2640Non-Emergency 262-2222

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2-1-1Resource line that connects callers with community and human service information.Contact: 877-362-1606www211oklahoma.org

University Centers for Excellence in Developmental DisabilitiesCenter for Learning and LeadershipContact: Jan Moss [email protected]

Aging Services

AARPSCSEP Senior Community Service Employment ProgramContact: www.aarp.org?scsep.

OKDHS Aging Services DivisionMonitoring quality assuranceContact: 521-2281Senior information 1-800-211-2116

Aging Services of OklahomaContact: [email protected]

Alliance on Aging, OklahomaAging with DignityContact: [email protected], www.okallianceonaging.org

Areawide Aging AgencyResource supportsContact: Cathi Hughs 943-4344Local: 942-8500www.ohca.state.ok.us

Rehabsource Therapy CenterCOTA Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant,PT Physical Therapist, Speech Pathologist-Contact: 354-2810


SoonerCareMedicaid InsuranceContact: 800-987-7767TDD 800-757-5979

Sooner StartEarly intervention services for children with delays, special needsContact: 375-3008, 1-800-426-2747

Higher Education

Canadian Valley Technology CenterSpecial Education, Commercial and Home Services ClassContact: 262-2629Special education programs: 422-2243PIVOT Program: 422-2282www.cvvt.org, www.cvtech.org

Redlands Community CollegeGeneral studies, GOALS, AIMS, Cooperative EducationContact: 262-2552Aging Services: 422-1275Equine Services Program: 422-1458Financial Aid: 422-6250Fitness for Life: 422-1418Public Computer Commons: 262-2620Public Library: 422-1254Student Housing: 422-1454

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NAMI National Alliance of Mental IllnessSupport, education, advocacy, researchContact: 230-1900, [email protected], www.nami.org/amiok/

OASISOklahoma Areawide Service Information SystemReferral service for community resources for special needsContact: Sally Selvidge 271-8001 ext 47800, 800-426-2747http://oasisouhsc.edu/

OPCOklahoma Parents CenterAdvocacy, resource information, support groups, educationContact: 877-553-4332Office: 379-6015Fax: [email protected], www.okparentscenter.org

ODMHSASOklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse ServicesSystems of Care, wrap around services for youth with mental health and behavioral issuesContact : 522-4151


TARCDisability related advocacyContact: [email protected], www.ddadvocacy.net

Legal/Law Enforcement

Binder and BinderDisability Law, Social Security, AdvocacyContact: 800-66binder

Canadian County Juvenile BureauJuvenile Offenders—provides intake and probation services to delinquent youth/ Truancy program works closely with schools to address school attendance/ Provides graduated sanctions program for parent referral child in need of supervision servicesContact: [email protected]

Canadian County Sheriff’s OfficeContact: 422-3187Emergency: 262-3434

El Reno Police DepartmentDARE Officer: Matthew PierceContact: 262-6941, Crime Stoppers 266-STOP

Legal Aid of Western OklahomaFree legal assistance, no child custody servicesContact: 1-800-256-9601, 1-800-421-1641

Oklahoma Disability Law CenterDisability LawContact: 525-7755

Office of Juvenile AffairsJuvenile Court Related ServicesContact: 262-9220

Victim’s WitnessContact: 262-0177

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Advocacy and Support

ASOCOAutism Society of Central OklahomaSupport groups meeting in Norman on the third Thursday of each month from 7-9 p.m. at Norman Regional Hospital. Contact before you travel.Contact: Melisa [email protected]

Brain Injury Association of Oklahoma Inc.Prevention, research, education, advocacyContact: [email protected], www.braininjuryoklahoma.org

CHADDChildren and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity DisorderFamily Supports, resource list of service providers related to ADD/ADHDInformation: 800-233-4050www.chadd.org

FRIENDSFun, Responsible, Independent, Experienced, Nurturing, Determined and SocialSocialization and supports for adults with Special Needs and their familiesContact: Kit Phillips 354-6051 or Elaine Hayes 373-1548

More Able with Autism Support Group Asperger’sSyndrome/ PDDFamily Support GroupContact: Kathy Rand 364-7289

Yukon Police DepartmentSAVE Officer-Pete DavolaContact: 354-2553

Mental health

Calm WatersCenter for Children and FamiliesGrief and divorce support group sessionsContact: 841-4800

Canadian County Caring for KidsWraparound services, parent support group, youth groups and Resource information for families of youth with behavioral dysfunction or who are Severe emotionally disturbedContact: 262-3209

Center for Positive ChangeIndividual, Family, Group and Home-Based Counseling for Children, Adolescents and Adults, Parenting Education Classes, Medication Clinic, CARF Accredited, Medicaid and Private PayContact: [email protected]

Child Study CenterDevelopmental Assessments, EvaluationContact: 271-5700Intake Coordinator: Marie Ramirez 271-6824 ext. 45147

Clarity CounselingIndividual and couples therapy services, sliding scale available, Parenting classesContact: Clarissa House 265-1279

Mental Health Association Oklahoma CountyDisability RelatedContact: [email protected], www.okmha.org

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OT Occupational Therapist / Occupational TherapyOUHSC Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center OUJPTP Oklahoma University Juvenile Personnel Training ProgramPARB Post Adjudicated Review BoardPart C Infant and Toddler Program of IDEAPCP Primary Care ProviderPDA Prosecution Deferred AgreementP/G/A Parent/Guardian/AdvocateP.L. Public Law (federal)PT Physical Therapist / Physical TherapyPTA Parents and Teachers AssociationQMRP Qualified Mental Retardation ProfessionalSABE Self-Advocates Becoming Empowered SDE State Department of EducationSED Severe Emotional DisturbanceSEP Supported Employment Program SLP Speech and Language PathologistSPAN Special Parents Access NetworkSPED Special EducationSMI Serious Mental IllnessSSA Social Security AdministrationSSDI Social Security Disability InsuranceSSI Supplemental Security IncomeSSI-DCP Supplemental Security Income – Disabled Children’s ProgramTA Technical AssistanceTANF Temporary Assistance for Needy FamiliesTARC Tulsa Advocates for the Rights of Citizens with Developmental Disabilities TDD Telecommunication Devices for the DeafUAP University Affiliated Program (old name) * NowUCEDD University Center for Excellence in Developmental DisabilitiesWIC Women, Infants and Children (nutrition program)

ODMHSASOklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse ServicesSystems of Care, Wrap around services for youth with Mental Health and behavioral issuesContact: 522-4151

Oklahoma Youth CenterInpatient and residential psychiatric care for children and adolescents, counseling, therapy, diagnostic evaluations, 24 hour emergency referralsContact: 364-0781, 364-9004, 306-9004, (V/TDD) [email protected]

Red Rock Behavioral Health ServicesCase Management, Community-Based Rehabilitation, Outpatient TreatmentContact: 422-8800

Dr. Mark D Heaney, LPCInner Peace CounselingContact: cell [email protected]

TransitionsOutpatient mental health offering home and office based counseling servicesContact: 265-0986

Youth and Family ServicesIndividual, family and group counseling for children and adolescentsContact: 262-6555

Recreation

Anyone Can LeagueSoftball teams people with disabilities, play on Sunday afternoons in April through JuneContact: Mary Pickett 590-3963

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CASA Court Appointed Special AdvocatesCCAN Center for Child Abuse and NeglectCMHC Community Mental Health CenterCHO Children’s Hospital of OklahomaCOTA Certified Occupational Therapist AssistantCP Cerebral PalsyCPS Child Protective Services CSC Child Study CenterCSHCN Children with Special Health Care Needs, Title VDD Developmental DisabilitiesDDSD Developmental Disabilities Service Division (of OKDHS)OKDHS Shortened form of Oklahoma Department of Human ServicesDMHSAS Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse ServicesDRS Department of Rehabilitation ServicesECI Early Childhood InterventionEI Early Intervention (Sooner Start)EPSDT Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and TreatmentESY Extended School Year FAPE Free and Appropriate Public EducationFERPA Family Education Rights and Privacy ActHIPAA Health Insurance Portability and Accountability ActHMO Health Maintenance Organization HOYO Home of Your OwnHTS Habilitation Training SpecialistICC Interagency Coordinating Council (for Early Intervention/SoonerStart)ICF Intermediate Care FacilityICF/MR Intermediate Care Facility for people with Mental RetardationIDEA Individuals with Disabilities Education ActIEP Individualized Education ProgramIFSP Individualized Family Service PlanIHP Individualized Habilitation PlanIHS Indian Health ServiceILC Independent Living Center LEA Local Education AgencyLEND Leadership Education for Health Professionals Caring for Children with Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities Program

Boys and Girls Club of DarlingtonContact: Pam Silk 262-0137

Camp DaKaNiDay Camp in OKC open to all BOYS and GIRLS (Kindergarten thru 6th grades), and teen and adult volunteers regardless of race, gender, creed, religion, national origin, disabilities, or economic status. Camp Fire membership not necessary. Contact: 478-9454, [email protected]

Camp Fire GirlsContact: [email protected]

Freedom Trail ParkRecreational park that is accessible for people who use wheelchairs or have disabilitiesContact: 350-7680

Make Promises Happencamps for people with disabilities and health conditionsContact: 282-2811, 1-800-299-2811www.centralchristiancamp.org

Miracle League of Edmondnationally registered softball LeagueContact: Margo Price 850-7603

Public Swimming PoolEl RenoContact: 262-9855

Public Swimming PoolYukonContact: 354-7191

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Okarche Fire Department 911Okarche Police Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 263-7972 Parkview Hospital 262-2640 Piedmont Fire Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 373-1331Piedmont Police Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 373-1334Union City Fire Department 483-5272Union City Police Department 483-5272 (Non-Emergency) 483-5020 Yukon Fire Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 354-2133Yukon Police Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 354-2553

Acronyms – Frequently Used Abbreviations and Terms

ACF Administration for Children and FamiliesACLC Assessment of Children’s Language Comprehension ACLD Association for Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities ACOG Association of Central Oklahoma GovernmentsADA Americans with Disabilities ActADD Attention Deficit DisorderADHD Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity DisorderADL Activities of Daily LivingAIDS Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome AL Assisted Living APRC Area Prevention Resource CenterARC Association for the Rights of Citizens with DisabilitiesASA Autism Society of AmericaBACA Bikers Against Child AbuseBIA Bureau of Indian AffairsCAP Child Abuse PreventionCARF Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation FacilitiesCARS Community At Risk Services

Referral and Crisis InformationResource Information

CAP PublicationResource Information, Handbook of Social Assistance Programshttp://www.captc.org/pubpol/SaftyNet/Safety_Net_Handbook

Canadian County Coalition for Children and FamiliesInformation regarding Can. Co. Services, family supports and educational [email protected], www.familiescancount.org

Canadian County Sooner SUCCESSResource assistance for people 1 to 21 years of age with special needsContact: June Teters [email protected]

Connect for KidsNewsletter, resource informationhttp://www.connectforkids.org

JOINJoint Oklahoma Information NetworkCommunity resource directory data repositorywww.join.ok.gov

OASISOklahoma Areawide Service Information SystemResource informationContact: 271-6302http://oasis.ouhsc.edu

Transportation

Sooner RideTransportation Services for Medicaid recipients/advancereservations requiredContact: 262-0913, 1-877-404-4500

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Hot Lines

AIDS Hotline 1-800-535-2437CRISIS 24 Hour Line 1-800-535-2437 OKDHS Child Abuse 1-800-522-3511El Reno Crisis Line 262-6555 Hopeline 24/7 1-800-SUICIDE (784-2433)Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222Runaway Hotlines 1-800-448-4663 1-800-231-6946 1-800-621-4000 Teenline 271-TEEN (271-8336) United Way Helpline 236-8441Women’s Resource Center Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis hotline 262-4455 Yukon Crisis Line 350-1523

Local Emergency Numbers

Calumet Fire Department 893-2232Calumet Police Department 893-2792 Canadian County Sheriff’s Office 262-3434 Cedar Lake Fire Department 284-6911Cedar Lake Security Department 284-6814ConchoEl Reno Fire Department 262-1313 (Non-Emergency) 262-2949El Reno Police Department 262-2121 (Non-Emergency) 262-6941Geary Fire Department 884-2313 (Non-Emergency) 884-2473Geary Police Department 911 (Non-Emergency) 884-2167 Integris Canadian Valley Regional Hospital 717-6800Mustang Fire Department 376-9365Mustang Police Department 376-9365 (Non-Emergency) 376-2488

Web Site Addresses, State and National Contacts

ADDAAttention Deficit Disorder Adults SupportContact: 1-484-945-2191

American Council for the BlindContact: 800-424-8666

Children and Adults with Attention Deficit DisorderFamily supports301-306-7070, 800-233-4050to request informationwww.chadd.org

Connect for KidsNewsletter, informationhttp://www.connectforkids.org

Juvenile Bi Polar Research Foundationwww.bpchildrenresearch.org

National Crime Prevention CouncilParent educationwww.ncpc.org

Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacywww.oica.org

Oklahoma Family NetworkAdvocacywww.oklahomafamilynetwork.org

OPeN-Oklahoma Parent Electronic NetworkElectronic network for Oklahoma parents of children with disabilitieshttp://clix.to/open


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Table of Contents

Hot Lines 4 Local Emergency Numbers 4 Acronyms 5 Advocacy And Support 8 Aging Services 10 Child Welfare 11 Community Services 12 Disability Related 16 Education 19 Employment Assistance 21 Financial Assistance 21 Health 22 Higher Education 23 Legal 24 Mental Health 25 Recreation 26 Referral and Crisis Information / Resource Information 28 Transportation 28 Web Site Addresses 39

Moms with Magic WandsSupport group of moms of children with special needsContact: 728-2065 or 341-9440www.momswands.freeservers.com

Prevent Child Abuse AmericaContact: 800-children

Spina Bifada Association of [email protected]

Teen CentralResources and links for teens with questionswww.teencentral.net

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Canadian CountySooner SUCCESS

2009Resource Directory

Serving Children and Youth with Special Needs...joining health, social and educational services

Canadian County Area Resources for Families and Service Providers

of Children and Youth

A Project ofThe University of Oklahoma Health & Science Center

Child Study Centerand the OKDHS Family Support Services Division

and Canadian County Sooner SUCCESS

We are also interested in improving our resource databaseand appreciate any information you may wish to share

regarding local service providers.

This Directory is designed to assist families and professionals find local resources needed to serve youth in

Canadian County with special needs. If you are in need of services not listed or require more information, please contact

June Teters

Sooner SUCCESS Canadian County Coordinator

11021 Folkstone Dr. Yukon, OK 73099

405-517-5246

[email protected]

OKDHS Pub. No. 09-500 Issued 3/2009This publication is authorized by the Oklahoma Commission for Human Services in accordance with state and federal regulations and printed by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services at a cost of $1,890.00 for 1,050 copies. Copies have been deposited with the Publications Clearinghouse of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. OKDHS offices may request copies on ADM-9 (23AM009E) electronic supply orders. Members of the public may obtain copies by contacting the OKDHS Records Center at (405) 962-1721 or 1-877-283-4113 (toll free).

Documents

A Project of Canadian County Child Study Center Sooner ... · BIA Bureau of Indian Affairs CAP Child Abuse Prevention CARF Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities