Youth Services of Creek County

Not only is YSCC a safe haven for children but they also offer free counseling services and parenting programs.

This year, 14 teams were able to raise just over $16,800 to help fund all YSCC does for children and families in Creek County, including parenting classes, counselling, and sheltering misplaced youth.

Youth Services of Creek County recently partnered with the Office of Juvenile Affairs to bring the “Connecticut Model: Effective Police Interactions with Youth for Positive Interactions with Oklahoma Youth Project” CLEET-certified class to the County’s law enforcement officers.”  YSCC Executive Director Erin Brook told Sapulpa Times, “We were excited to introduce this training to the…

There are currently 137 pinwheels spinning in front of the Creek County Courthouse, representing the children currently in foster care in Creek County.

“A pandemic reduces the number of at-need children we can serve.”

Foster parents don’t just foster children, they foster families too, which helps parents and children become healthy and whole again.

Youth Services of Creek County is serving up meals in a brand new kitchen donated by local churches and businesses, and installed by volunteers. A new campaign in 2019 was to help YSCC get some of the more expensive projects done around the shelter that didn’t make it into the budget without some help from…

Youth Services of Creek County gets a new roof, courtesy of Dynamic Restoration

Friday, September 6th, was Tulsa Area United Way’s “Day of Caring” and thousands of area volunteers helped TAUW organizations with projects such as painting, taking clients on fishing, bowling or zoo trips, organizing donations and even general repair work. Day of Caring is about people coming together and helping the nonprofits in the area, so…

Rebecca LaFevers State Farm is hosting their second “Quotes for Good” Campaign. After an online vote, Youth Services of Creek County will be the beneficiary for the month of April. The program asks online followers via Facebook to comment on their favorite non-profit charity. Whichever organization gets the most comments will be the beneficiary of…