There is a flyer available on ALC telling customers about the Access to Visitation program CSS has with Family and Children’s Services (F&CS) which is now providing statewide virtual services. ALC code is FLYFCS.
If you have customers asking about establishing visitation with the child and non-custodial parent, parenting classes, counseling about co-parenting, etc., CSS has a great program available to help! Here is a link to a downloadable brochure describing the services provided by this grant.
- Children & Family Services, Inc., Norman (405) 364-1420,
Monitor: Dawn Zellner (405) 982-1990.
There are only (2) two requirements for customers to receive free services under this F&CS grant:
- An open FGN
- Minor children
Services include:
- Online parenting classes
- Counseling
- Mediation
- Parenting planning
Center for Children and Families Class Descriptions:
Parenting Classes
CCFI offers a variety of parenting classes through our Strengthening Families and Counseling programs. Our parent educators and therapists help support healthy parent-child relationships and family functioning throughout Cleveland County and surrounding communities.
Children in the Middle
The 8-week Children in the Middle (CIM) series provides valuable skills for parents who are in high-conflict situations due to divorce, separation, or ongoing child custody issues and is designed to help parents communicate with each other and establish a functional family environment for their children. In-person CIM classes are offered FREE of charge and may be court ordered, DHS recommended, child support enforcement referral or taken voluntarily.
Parents Assistance
The Parents Assistance (PA) program helps parents create and sustain healthy, safe, and nurturing relationships with their children, and serves families who are struggling with difficult family dynamics. Parents Assistance group services are offered on Zoom and are FREE of charge. To participate in Parents Assistance services, parents must be referred to our agency by DHS and have an active case.
Divorce and Co-Parenting Services
Our divorce and co-parenting services work to reduce childhood stress and strengthen parent-child relationships during high conflict divorce, separation, paternity and guardianship issues through parent education classes, mediation, and supervised visits and/or exchanges. All services are available for parents in separation situations, including parents who were never married, those in the process of getting a divorce, those who have been divorced for years, and families with child guardianship. Services are offered to families that are court-ordered, DHS recommended, but families may also attend on a voluntary basis.