Join us for our next Community Gathering with DHS, local church leaders, and other agency and community members with a heart for child and family welfare. We will discuss local resources and needs including CarePortal.
Join us for a regional collaboration of church and agency leaders connected through CarePortal with the mission of serving kids and families in our community! Community Gatherings are table conversations where we discuss open opportunities to serve, ideas for deeper engagement, and helpful connections and resourcing among friends. We would love to see you or a representative from your church there, so please RSVP!
Hey, all! Come join the OKDHS, the Church, and community members at our Community Gathering, where we celebrate what we have done, discuss what is being done, and plan what can be done to end the child welfare crisis in Oklahoma.
Join us as we collaborate together to see that EVERY child in Oklahoma has family! The Lord is using His Church to solve the Foster Care crisis; let's do it together! Snacks will be provided.
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What is a Community Gathering? In the simplest terms, this is where you get to hear about what is happening in your community at a very local level and how you can be involved. These are regular meetings of church and agency leaders, as well as community members, who collaborate to support and advocate for children and families, particularly through the CarePortal. These gatherings provide a platform for sharing stories (both the good and the challenging), discussing local needs, collaborating on resources, developing strategies for family support, and planning future actions for vulnerable children and families within each specific geographic community.
Join local Church and Community Leaders with a heart for children and families! This will be a time of community collaboration, as we work to come up with solutions and next steps! Invite someone you would like to see at the table! We hope to see you there!
Join us for our next Community Gathering with DHS, local church leaders, and other agency and community members with a heart for child and family welfare. We will discuss local resources and needs including CarePortal. Lunch will be provided.
Hey, all! Come join the OKDHS, the Church, and community members at our Community Gathering, where we celebrate what we have done, discuss what is being done, and plan what can be done to end the child welfare crisis in Oklahoma.
Join local Church and Community Leaders with a heart for children and families! This will be a time of community collaboration, as we work to come up with solutions and next steps! Invite someone you would like to see at the table! We hope to see you there!
What is a Community Gathering? In the simplest terms, this is where you get to hear about what is happening in your community at a very local level and how you can be involved. These are regular meetings of church and agency leaders, as well as community members, who collaborate to support and advocate for children and families, particularly through the CarePortal. These gatherings provide a platform for sharing stories (both the good and the challenging), discussing local needs, collaborating on resources, developing strategies for family support, and planning future actions for vulnerable children and families within each specific geographic community.
What is a Community Gathering? In the simplest terms, this is where you get to hear about what is happening in your community at a very local level and how you can be involved. These are regular meetings of church and agency leaders, as well as community members, who collaborate to support and advocate for children and families, particularly through the CarePortal. These gatherings provide a platform for sharing stories (both the good and the challenging), discussing local needs, collaborating on resources, developing strategies for family support, and planning future actions for vulnerable children and families within each specific geographic community.