Youth & Family Services

Established in 1973, Youth and Family Services of North Central Oklahoma is a nonprofit agency that focuses on preventing delinquency, violence and abuse in families. The organization is funded by the United Way and Medicaid, as well as through several private donations, state and federal grants, contracts and private insurance. The organization is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). Located in Enid, Okla., the organization is one of the largest mental health and youth shelter providers. Youth and Family Services of North Central Oklahoma supports a drug court program that includes rehabilitative drug treatment for adults and juveniles with substance-related charges. It offers counseling services to address substance abuse issues. Additionally, the organization provides outpatient and school-based counseling services.

Cimarron Council, located in Enid, Oklahoma, serves over 1,500 youth and 600 adult volunteers across 19 counties in northwestern and north-central Oklahoma. The council offers a variety of programs and training opportunities tailored to meet the needs of Scouts and Scouters in four service areas: Enid, Ponca City, Stillwater, and Woodward. With engaging events such as the family-friendly Spook-O-Ree and the Muddy Cubbies Fishing Derby, Cimarron Council aims to foster community involvement and outdoor skills among its members. The organization also provides essential training for leaders, ensuring they are equipped to facilitate successful Cub Scout activities, particularly those related to camping and shooting sports. Generated from the website