Yocelin Clayborn Did you know that February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM)? The goal of TDVAM, declared by Congress in 2010, is to amplify awareness of what is unhealthy and often abusive while uplifting what is healthy. (1) … Continued
You might know of us from Hops for Hope (our one-of-a-kind home-brewed beer-tasting competition), or perhaps you’ve seen one of our billboards as you’re driving through town, but we wanted to take a minute to introduce ourselves properly. Ray of … Continued
Applications due: February 29, 2024 Ray of Hope is a 501(c)3 multi-service organization that is committed to helping adult and child survivors and their families find the services they need in ONE place to recover from child abuse, domestic violence, … Continued
Bartlesville, Oklahoma – April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. In recognition, Ray of Hope Advocacy Center plans to place 347 pinwheels in the green space at Unity Square. Each pinwheel represents a confirmed victim of child abuse in the … Continued
Applications due: November 01, 2022 Ray of Hope is a 501(c)3 multi-service organization that is committed to helping adult and child survivors and their families find the services they need in ONE place to recover from child abuse, domestic violence, … Continued
BARTLESVILLE, Okla. – Ray of Hope Advocacy Center unveils plans throughout April that will honor Child Abuse Awareness Month locally. In April, Ray of Hope plans to place 257 pinwheels in the green space at Unity Square. Each pinwheel represents … Continued
NEAR Science is coming to an Oklahoma community near you! Oklahoma will soon have 30 certified Master Trainers prepared to engage and motivate individuals and communities to prevent Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and improve well-being. The ACE Interface Master Trainer … Continued
By Sharon Bishop-Baldwin For the Examiner-Enterprise Home, safe home is the order of the day these days, but not everyone feels the security of domestic bliss. For victims of abuse, the thick walls of a home that are meant to … Continued
Get to the grocery store. Now. Winter weather is coming. You may never again have access to milk or bread. Ok, so this is obviously an exaggeration. Though, sometimes it can seem that winter warnings in our area become … Continued
Can we be honest? January and February may be our least favorite months of the year. The holiday excitement has come and gone, it’s typically cold, it’s grey and spring is still months away. Did we mention the sickness and … Continued