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Youth in OKDHS or Tribal custody can serve as Pages in the upcoming OK House or Representatives Spring Session!

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Youth in OKDHS or Tribal custody can serve as Pages in the upcoming OK House or Representatives Spring Session!

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Upcoming Events

OKSA Pathways to Adulthood Series

November 30 / December 5 / December 6, 2023
Norman, Enid, Tulsa, OK

Each quarter a different topic will be covered. This event covers JOBS, helping young people prepare for employment through job searches, resume building, and practice interviews.

Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Adolescents/Autism Though the Lens of Trauma

December 2, 2023
Tulsa, OK

Recognize, supervise, and support children with problematic sexual behavior issues. The second session focuses on the effects of trauma on children with autism.

Developing a Culture of Care

December 5, 2023
Online Course

Youth Care Professionals will explore the youth development philosophy, roles of youth care professionals, and how to respond to needs of individual youth as well as needs of the milieu.

Helpful Information


Youth Development Funds Request Form

Eligible youth can access funds from 14 to 21 years old. Funds are subject to approval and should support a young person's goals and efforts toward transition.

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