Strengthing families through parent education and support.
Each parent receives one-on-one support, guidance and resources to develop a nurturing home and strengthen their family, whether it be in the form of parenting advice, child development exercises or emotional support.
We want to provide resources and guidance to help you grow as a parent and provide a loving and nurturing environment to your child. Because all of our programs are voluntary, parents can start or end any of these programs at any time.
Brittney Wycoff, an Assurance Partner at HoganTaylor, LLP, will serve as president of the Board of Directors of Parent Promise/Prevent Child Abuse Oklahoma, starting July
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SPECIAL NOTICE – CORONAVIRUS UPDATE First, thank you for your continued support of Parent Promise/Prevent Child Abuse Oklahoma. Because you believe, like we do, that
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