Mental Health Association Oklahoma celebrates the grand reopening of Taylor Ridge Apartments with a ribbon cutting ceremony OKLAHOMA CITY – Mental Health Association Oklahoma (MHAOK) is pleased to celebrate the grand reopening of Taylor Ridge Apartments in Northwest Oklahoma City with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The event will take place at 4759 NW 36th Street […]
We are pleased to announce that longtime Mental Health Association Oklahoma supporter, Jack Allen, is this year’s honorary chair for Carnivale! Allen, who is now semi-retired, was invited to the very first Carnivale in 1990 as he was launching the growth of a new business. “From a very early start, it was marketing, but I
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Way back in 1990, Mrs. Suzanne Warren co-chaired the inaugural Carnivale, which was then called Le Masquerade. The fundraiser was so successful that it allowed Mental Health Association Oklahoma to open its first housing program, Walker Hall, the following year. At that time, proceeds benefitted only twelve tenants, but thirty-three years later, our annual fundraiser
We are exactly two months from gathering at the Best Party in Town! With dinner, dancing, and jaw-dropping entertainment all for a great cause, Carnivale 2023 is sure to be the best event in Oklahoma, and ticket sales are live. THE EVENT Hope. Stability. A safe place to call home – all things our programs
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Mental Health is no laughing matter, but comedy sure is good for the soul, and that’s why we are so excited to be partnering with Loony Bin Comedy Club in Tulsa for a philanthropic evening of stand-up! On Sunday, February 5th, the Loony Bin Comedy Club is generously donating all ticket sales to MHAOK. They
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Oklahoma City, OK – Programs and services that are addressing an increasing and ever changing mental health landscape in Oklahoma are critical in tackling mental illness, homelessness and a host of other challenges faced by Oklahomans of all creeds and backgrounds. Mental Health Association Oklahoma has been named as the 2022 Bank of America Neighborhood
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Mary Escue was a natural caregiver, spending her last ten years as a beloved home health case manager. She was a daughter, a sister, a mother, a grandmother. And she was fiercely loyal in each of those roles. She was a woman with an infectious laugh and a passion for her patients, and on December
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Perfectly in keeping with the first two Zarrow Symposium keynote speakers, Elena Joy Thurston hooked the audience with her opening statement and didn’t let it go until the last question was answered 75 minutes later. “Think of a time where you believed that you belonged,” she instructed us. If that isn’t a doozy of an
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OKLAHOMA CITY & TULSA – Mental Health Association Oklahoma has opened registration for its annual Zarrow Mental Health Symposium, a three-day virtual event focused on exploring family constructs. “We are really looking forward to the opportunity to explore not only the evolution of what family looks like in today’s society, but how to nurture a
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