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|Description=Women in Recovery (WIR) is an evidence-based alternative to incarceration programs for women facing significant prison sentences in Tulsa County. The program, operated by Family and Children’s Services, includes more than a year of gender-specific, trauma-informed mental health and substance abuse treatment and comprehensive employment and family reunification services. WIR provides participants an opportunity to successfully return to their families and communities. Since 2009, WIR has helped nearly 700 women and more than 1,400 children. | |Description=Women in Recovery (WIR) is an evidence-based alternative to incarceration programs for women facing significant prison sentences in Tulsa County. The program, operated by Family and Children’s Services, includes more than a year of gender-specific, trauma-informed mental health and substance abuse treatment and comprehensive employment and family reunification services. WIR provides participants an opportunity to successfully return to their families and communities. Since 2009, WIR has helped nearly 700 women and more than 1,400 children. | ||
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https://www.fcsok.org/services/women-in-recovery/ | |||
|Problems=152260 | |Problems=152260 | ||
|Solutions=152554 | |Solutions=152554 | ||
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| Organization | George Kaiser Family Foundation |
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| Region | Tulsa |
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Women in Recovery (WIR) is an evidence-based alternative to incarceration programs for women facing significant prison sentences in Tulsa County. The program, operated by Family and Children’s Services, includes more than a year of gender-specific, trauma-informed mental health and substance abuse treatment and comprehensive employment and family reunification services. WIR provides participants an opportunity to successfully return to their families and communities. Since 2009, WIR has helped nearly 700 women and more than 1,400 children.
References
https://www.fcsok.org/services/women-in-recovery/
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