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Oklahoma Autism Center
Oklahoma Autism Center vision is that all children in Oklahoma with autism spectrum disorder (and related disabilities) have access to high-quality services in their local communities. Our mission will be accomplished by the advancement of knowledge and skills through continuing education, internships, coaching, mentoring and scientific inquiry; resulting in systems change at state, regional and community levels.
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Genetic Alliance
Genetic Alliance is a non-profit organization that provides high-tech and high-touch programs for individuals, families, and communities to transform health systems by being responsive to the real needs of people in their quest for health. They have a wide range of programs including:
- A database of information on diseases and conditions
- Publications for advocacy leaders, researchers, healthcare providers, and policymakers
- Webinars that showcase expertise and emerging topics
- Advocacy tools for families such as their advocacy atlas and wiki
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Infant Crisis Services
Infant Crisis Services provides formula, food, diapers, blankets, clothing, and other basic necessities by appointment. Please call (405) 528-3663 to schedule an appointment. These services are available four times annually to children birth – age 3.
Based on the availability of items, Infant Crisis Services will provide your baby or toddler with:
- One week’s supply of diapers
- Formula for a week or
- Pack of toddler food (depending on age)
- Bottle or sippy cup
- A pack of wipes
REQUIREMENTS:
- Eligible age: Birth – 3 years.
- Services are provided up to four times each calendar year. Each visit must be at least a week apart.
- We ask that you make an appointment, if possible, before visiting.
View the BabyMobile hours and locations page for more information.
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Heartland Regional Genetics Network
Heartland Regional Genetics Network is a group of genetics and newborn screening providers, researchers, industry representatives, public officials, and advocates from Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, and South Dakota.
Their website provides information and resources to professionals, families, and collaborators to facilitate communication and work within the Network.
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Oklahoma Human Services
Oklahoma Human Services (OKDHS) helps more than 1.5 million Oklahomans each year across a wide range of services including food assistance, child support, child care, reporting abuse, disabilities services and caretaker needs among others.
OKDHS exists to make sure that when a person falls on hard times, they have a place to turn. Where OKDHS does not offer a program or assistance for a specific situation, they are committed to connecting the person in need with an organization that can help.
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