Crisis Pregnancy Outreach
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Contact Information
7807 E. 76th St.
Tulsa, OK 74133
United States
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Tulsa, OK 74133
United States
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 10 AM-6 PM |
| Tuesday | 4-8 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM-6 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM-6 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM-2 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
All of our services are confidential and free of charge, whether you choose to parent your baby or place your child in an adoptive home.
Today, thousands of women and their babies have received our help. The ministry has grown to include counseling services, medical partners, mentoring, parenting support, a fully licensed adoption agency and so much more.
We’re honored and blessed that God has chosen to use CPO to impact so many lives. We invite you to join us in our work.
We offer:
• Weekly support group meetings
• Maternity clothing
• Childbirth classes
• Childcare equipment
• Arrangements for medical care with a private physician
• Transportation for appointments
• A mentor who will help guide you through this life-changing experience
• Assistance in making plans for the future (school, job, relocation, etc.)
• Labor and childbirth coaches (Doula)
• Parenting classes
• An opportunity to find wholeness in a secure environment
Services and information
- Adoption
- Other
Requirements to become a foster parent
The Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) provides foster care support, such as connecting parents to hotlines and listing information about the licensure process. Besides the State Department of Human Resources, many private agencies in Oklahoma are dedicated to helping foster children and the parents that care for them.
The Oklahoma Family Network (OFN) helps children with special healthcare needs. OFN can connect parents with appropriate resources and training. Their Resource Directory lists organizations and professionals by topics, such as food assistance or disability services, so you can easily find help in your area.
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) is part of the Children’s Health Act. You can learn more about child trauma and trauma-informed care. There are also informational materials and training available through the NCTSN.
Additionally, private adoption agencies offer programs and support for any parent interested in fostering to adopt.
Ratings and Reviews
Average user rating
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Jun 14, 2019
We have 3 biological children and adopted our 4th child through CPO. We had explored other adoption agencies and found that CPO was the agency who's policies and practices benefitted the birth mom, child and adoptive family most consistently and whole heartedly. They are constantly working to love and support all parties involved in the beautiful, and often difficult journey of adoption. When you adopt or place your child through CPO, you have a support system for life! We cannot say enough good things about CPO!
Jun 13, 2019
An incredible organization that truly cares about women and babies and wants the best for all involved.
Jun 13, 2019
We chose CPO as our agency because of their heart for their birth moms. They genuinely love and care for each of the moms who walk through the door, parenting or placing for adoption. They have support groups, counseling for life, and even have a transitional home, to provide a safe place for them to live while going through pregnancy and in some cases after, until they get on their feet. We are forever grateful for all they do.
Jun 13, 2019
Crisis Pregnancy Outreach truly cares about women, whether they decide to parent or make a plan for adoption. We adopted our youngest son through CPO and have come to deeply love our son's birthmom and her family. They are now our extended family! There are so many resources available here for women and families who might find themselves in a crisis situation. Highly recommend!
Jun 13, 2019
We adopted our daughter through CPO and found them to be very ethical, experienced and showed true care for the women who come for help whether they choose to parent or adopt. Our caseworkers spent a lot of time training us and showing us how to make sure our daughter’s birth mother had her needs met.