Tulsa has opened its first accessible playground that has something for every kid, with a disability or not.
Kids helped cut the ribbon and got to climb all over the new equipment at last.
Whether you’re soaring on the swing, zipping down the slides, or perhaps going for a drive, this is a playground for everyone.
Read MoreLook whats new! Car visors for police interaction!! DRS partnered with OAD and also DGMU-Ok last fall to create these. These will replace the current visors.
These for Oklahoma residents, can be picked up at DRS Deaf Services in OKC and Tulsa. We thank DRS, for including us in input and also for creating and ordering these for our community.
DRS information and location pick up:
Services to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
2401 NW 23rd Street, Suite 51
Oklahoma City, OK 73107
Office: (405) 522-7930 Email: SDHH@okdrs.gov
iPad donated by NanoPac, Inc.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN! Drawing will be held on FaceBook live on the morning of April 13th at Nanopac’s office.
You can purchase tickets by contacting Jeri Cooper.
Read MoreGoing through high school, James Meadours was kept separate in special education classes from his Broken Arrow classmates, never really getting to know them.
After graduating in 1986, he was put in a 10-bedroom group home and felt isolated from the world, being at the mercy of other adults.
Joining a singles group at Christ the King Church changed that.
Read MoreDaniel Meek, investment advisor and accountant from Mustang, relied on assistance from Visual Services’ employment programs to adapt to his vision and hearing disabilities. Meek was asked to represent deaf-blind Oklahomans during Deaf-Blind Awareness Week by the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services.
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