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Spotting Scammers

Remember the Nigerian prince who emailed our grandmas desperately needing Ethel or Rose to move a large sum of money out of the country? Decades later, scammers have upped their savvy, and as March is Fraud Prevention Month, it’s an important reminder to protect our...

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CREOKS in the News

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CREOKS and BeHeard Host Community Resource Fair

Fox 23 News

CREOKS Health Services and BeHeard Movement hosted a community resource and job fair on Wednesday. “Everybody is here to be able to assist people, guide them in the direction they want to go, figure out what resources they need so they can point them in the right direction and make those connections with the people that they need to meet,” said Morgan Henry, the Director of Support and Employment Services at CREOKS.

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Creek County Unites Against Opioid Crisis

Oklahoma News Report

CREOKS Director of Addiction & Recovery Services, Amanda Hammack speaks on the need for mental health services funding in Oklahoma, especially regarding opioids. 

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Broken Arrow Police Dept. Partners with CREOKS for Crisis Response

News on 6

The Broken Arrow Police Department Crisis Response Team will now work with CREOKS, a nonprofit mental health organization based in Broken Arrow, replacing its current partnership with GRAND Mental Health.

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BeHeard Movement Serves the Unhoused in OKC

KOSU

The BeHeard Movement’s mission is to help end homelessness one person at a time, one shower at a time. CREOKS CEO Brent Black said they connected with BeHeard in Tulsa and began embedding some of their case managers and therapists into that location.

Media Contact

For all media inquiries, please contact Chief Communications Officer Amber Gutierrez, amber.gutierrez@creoks.org or 918.991.0581.