Oklahoma Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Project

10/05/2021

It's Officially National Medicine Abuse Awareness Month.
Help raise awareness of the dangers of OTC cough medicine and prescription (Rx) drug misuse during National Medicine Abuse Awareness Month (NMAAM) throughout October. Take part in the Dose of Prevention Challenge, which promotes community engagement through a variety of virtual events and activities.

http://www.preventmedabuse.org/facts-tools/doseofpreventionchallenge/ #.YVxwKkbMKa5

10/05/2021

We are proud to see our work featured on the OSU NCWR newsletter. Please read the article to learn about the importance of prenatal and addiction care for women in incarceration and what we are doing to help increase access for our incarcerated female population in Oklahoma.

https://mailchi.mp/f5869351bbed/ncwr-newsletter-vol-2-issue9-sept2021?fbclid=IwAR3YskScxGcWoQXafnrArxbeRK7eIOfjNV1AKJLSCxVYUKPa4f1VgoSKC4k

Prenatal and Addiction Care for Women in Incarceration; Project ECHO Veteran Care; National Recovery Month; State of Addiction

08/30/2021

Breastfeeding has numerous benefits for mom and baby. WIC has staff trained to support and help you on your breastfeeding journey.

Apply Today: https://osdhcfhs.az1.qualtrics.com/.../SV_4UyhKlxQZFtzm2V

08/18/2021

The National Center for Wellness & Recovery will present the 2021 Addiction Medicine Conference virtually, in a work at your own pace format, September 16-30, 2021.

05/13/2021

Register now for COBA's Spring Meeting & Panel Discussion on health policy and equity in Oklahoma.

https://lnkd.in/eDh5vpZ

05/13/2021

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has updated their resources on the COVID-19 response. Please click the below CDC resources that may be of interest to you, your families, and community.

How to Talk About COVID-19 Vaccines with Friends and Family

COVID-19 vaccines protect against COVID-19. Get safety info and more.

05/10/2021

This week begins National Women's Health Week....a time when we shine a spotlight on the health of women and encourage women to make their own health a priority. Ask yourself - Where are you on your health journey, and where do you want to go?

05/10/2021

We invite you to read Family & Children's Services' 2020 Annual Report to the Community, now available on our website. This report highlights how our F&CS employee heroes rapidly shifted service delivery and work practice to support clients and our community during the 2020 pandemic. https://www.fcsok.org/news-2/annualreport/

05/10/2021

As we enter Mother's Day weekend which is usually a time of joy and love for most, we are thinking about and sending love to those who are struggling to find it right now. For those who are finding it hard to celebrate Mother's day, you are not alone.

02/01/2021

Tulsa County misdemeanor cases that had been put on hold for months because of the pandemic picked back up Friday.

01/27/2021

Maternal opioid-related diagnoses are trending upward, with the relative risk rising by 131%. Please see the article below for full details.

Efforts to control the problem clearly inadequate

01/27/2021

We encourage you to speak with your doctor before taking any medication and only use them as directed. Read the flyer below for more information.