IMG_1619.MOVPathways PSA v2.mp4Pathways Adult Learning Center provides a unique Christian program dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for adults with intellectual disabilities. They assist each individual in achieving emotional, cognitive, physical, social, and spiritual growth to his or her fullest potential
Lori Williamson
4102 E 61st Street
Tulsa OK, 74136
info@pathwaysok.org
918-859-0060
ATRC provides opportunities for people with varying ability levels and physical disabilities to challenge themselves physically and emotionally by setting goals to improve quality of life through equine facilitated therapy.
Denise Ward
(918)246-9450
395 N 177th W Ave
Sand Springs, OK. 74063
MESH is a source of inclusion designed to bring together high school students in both general education and special education. Students apply as freshmen and sophomores from Tulsa area high schools. They then spend the next three years working on projects together in their groups which are called “cohorts”. The goals of MESH are to foster a better school environment and to improve the quality of the relationships between students with special needs and their peers. The primary objectives are to create an inclusive social environment for students with special needs in the larger student body, as well as educate the student body about students with special needs.
Here in Tulsa, our group participates in at least one race per month. We provide the running chairs and the runners and we make it possible for people with disabilities to participate in running events. We welcome Riders of all ages and with all types of disabilities and we are always looking for more Angel Runners too. My contact info is below!
Jana Rugg
Tulsa Ainsley’s Angels Ambassador
tulsa@ainsleysangels.org
918-899-4117
The mission of the Bridges Foundation is to enhance the quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities, their families, and our community through training, education, employment services and advocacy. The agency puts this mission into action by providing connections to quality job placements, supported community employment, on-the-job training, and community resources to both the clients and their families.
North Campus: 1345 North Lewis
Tulsa, OK 74110
918-592-3333
South Campus: 1813 North Ash Street
Jenks, OK 74037
918-299-2656
The purpose of Sooner SUCCESS is to promote a comprehensive, coordinated system of health, social and educational services for Oklahoma children and youth with special needs...in their Community. Sooner SUCCESS addresses barriers by promoting community capacity and infrastructure spread in communities and at regional and state levels.
Erin Strayhorn
Creek County Coordinator
Sooner SUCCESS Program/
Region 5 Resource Specialist
Parents with Disabilities Program
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences
Center, Child Study Center
Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics
Cell: 918-712-0370
Email: erin-strayhorn@ouhsc.edu
Youth Leadership Forum (YLF) is an educational and motivational week held every summer on a university campus. Students will work in small and large groups, create their own personal leadership plans and work to identify resources that can help them achieve their goals. Fun activities are included as part of the method to teach them about leading a well-rounded life. Students selected to attend YLF will spend a thrilling day at our state's capitol where they will meet various state and national leaders in addition to government officials. Students will also conduct mock debates and listen to speakers like themselves address topics, such as: disability rights laws; innovations in technology; community resources; legislative processes; and much more!
Jenifer (Jen) Randle
Youth Advocacy & Training Coordinator
Developmental Disabilities Council of Oklahoma
(405) 521 - 4964
Click here to learn about YLF, this year June 9-13!
A New Leaf’s mission is to provide people with developmental disabilities with life skills, marketable job training through horticultural therapy, community-based vocational placement, and residential services to increase their independence and individual choices.
Vocational Division Physical Address
2306 S. 1st Place
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Residential Division Physical Address
9810 E. 42nd Street South Seminole Building, Suite 106
Tulsa, OK 74146
Main Telephone Number: (918) 451-1491
Goodwill reinvests profits right back into the community by offering education, job training, job placement and case management services to individuals with disabilities or other challenges to employment. At Goodwill, we work hard to empower people to overcome the hurdles they face to obtain and maintain a job and experience the dignity and self-respect that comes from work.
Main Offices
2800 Southwest Boulevard, Tulsa OK 74107
918-584-7291
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LeadLearnLive
Julie Lackey
Executive Director
(918)520-2794
At The Griffin Promise Autism Clinic, we’re about helping individuals become the best they can be. Our mission is to provide HOPE to individuals with social developmental disorders and their caregivers through therapy, training, summer camps, and community outreach. We believe in taking action with urgency in order to raise public awareness about Autism and helping our community learn ways to be inclusive.Please join us by supporting our efforts to make a measurable difference in the lives of others.
Main (918) 893-3735
2552 E. Kenosha St.
Broken Arrow, OK. 74014
Oklahoma Disability Law Center, Inc. (ODLC) is Oklahoma’s designated Protection & Advocacy (P&A) System. Since 1977, ODLC has helped people with disabilities achieve equality, inclusion in society and personal independence. ODLC is a member of the National Disability Rights Network (NDRN), an association of protection and advocacy systems across the country. As part of the nationwide protection and advocacy (P&A) system, ODLC provides free legal services, under several major incentives.
5555 East 71st Street, Suite 9100
Tulsa, OK 74136
Phone: (918) 743-6220 (V/TDD)
Toll Free: (800) 880-7755 (V/TDD)
Changing Lives One Camp at a Time
Make Promises Happen (MPH), a program of Central Oklahoma Camp & Conference Center, is dedicated to provided outdoor recreational opportunities for individuals with special needs. The program serves individuals, ages 6 and older, with any physical or intellectual disability. Through the support of volunteer counselors, campers leave limitations behind and enjoy fishing, boating, arts & crafts, swimming, archery, dances, talent shows and much more during MPH camp events. MPH events take place throughout the entire year with weekends and week-long camps. Our goal is to allow all individuals to live "Life without limits".
#1 Twin Cedar Lane
Guthrie, OK 73044
Office: 405-282-2811