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The Arc of Oklahoma

Tulsa, OK
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TheArcOK.org

    • Mission

    The Arc of Oklahoma caries out it's mission of protecting and promoting the rights of Oklahomans with IDD and their families through innovative programs.

    About Us

    The Arc of Oklahomaa was founded in 1952, by parents who beleived their children with intellectual and developmental disabilities deserved more- to be included in their communities and to pursue fufillment and happiness just like everyone else.

    Ever since then, The Arc of Oklahoma has continued to grow and evolve along with the changing needs and issues people with disabilities and their families face- and has played a pivotal role in changing the public perception of disability in Oklahoma.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Disability
    • Human Rights & Civil Liberties

    Location & Contact

    • (918) 582-8272
    • 2516 E. 71st Street, Suite A, Suite A, Tulsa, Oklahoma, US
      Suite A
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