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Relocation Will Allow Tulsa Family Safety Center To Better Provide Help, Resources
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Hardesty Family Foundation Gives $900,000 Grant To Mental Health Association Oklahoma
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Bartlesville students accepted into Youth Leadership Oklahoma
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Bartlesville High School juniors Adysen Grindle and Suchi Jain have been accepted into the 21st class of Youth Leadership Oklahoma, a prestigious program that provides leadership opportunities to Oklahoma youth.
The program selects 52 rising high school seniors through a competitive process based on proven leadership, geographic, ethnic and cultural diversity to participate each year.
“Leadership Oklahoma is very excited about the 52 young people chosen for this year’s program, said Adam Leaming, chief executive officer for the University Center at Ponca City and youth program chair for the 21st class of Youth Leadership Oklahoma. YLOK Class 21 is an outstanding blend of student leaders from across the state.”
Hardesty Family Foundation Gives $900,000 Grant To Mental Health Association Oklahoma
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The Hardesty Family Foundation has awarded Mental Health Association Oklahoma a $900,000 grant to keep criminal justice programs going another two years.
Funding will support initiatives like a special services docket that puts case managers in touch with people facing misdemeanor charges often related to homelessness, housing for people who were homeless because of untreated mental illness, and mental health training for law enforcement officers and others involved in the justice system. What this grant addresses is often the root causes of what bring people, particularly low-level offenders, initially into contact with the criminal justice system, said Association CEO Terri White.