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Immigrant & Refugee Services

21 organizations

Alva

1 organization

Ardmore

1 organization

Bartlesville

1 organization

Broken Arrow

1 organization

Chicago

1 organization

Clinton

1 organization

Enid

1 organization

Guymon

1 organization

Jenks

1 organization

Kigali

1 organization

Lawton

1 organization

McAlester

1 organization

Muskogee

1 organization

Nichols Hills

1 organization

Norman

1 organization

Oaks

1 organization

Oklahoma City

6 organizations
Opportunities Industrialization Center Inc.
The mission of Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC) of Oklahoma County is to inspire and motivate adult learners through Academic and Career Education. We focus on building up the whole person. We provide gap education to help each adult learner grow to their next best self. We take an individualistic approach to teaching, knowing that every person has a particular way of learning that works best for them. At OIC, we believe in transforming LIVES by fostering Leadership Integrity Vision Excellence Self-Discipline OIC of Oklahoma County is a long standing pillar of the Oklahoma County community. A growing organization with a committed board of directors, leadership team, and staff, we work alongside local businesses, governmental agencies, and other nonprofit and educational institutions to improve the lives of underserved Oklahomans. OIC of Oklahoma County is a leader in gap education for adult learners, currently in our 59th year of service, with almost 50,000 graduates to date.

Other Areas

2 organizations

Sallisaw

1 organization

Tulsa

8 organizations
Jr Karasanyi Ministries International Inc
After founding the Restore Rwanda Ministry and serving the African communities with the saving grace of Christ, Bishops Joseph and Rose Karasanyi were led to the west, where JRK Ministries International has been in existence for more than five years. JRK Ministries International exists to reach souls with hope, help people restore their lost dreams, teach and equip them with what make them fit into God's original design, and then send them out to reach others. The organization operates with dual presence in the United States and Africa, serving as a bridge for spiritual renewal and community development. The organization trains trainers of trainers who multiply their efforts, with a leading team in each country of seven men and women from different denominations. A Christian school was established as a result of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, created to train young people into a God-fearing generation who will live to serve others with love and respect and be able to reconcile people of different walks of life.

Washington

1 organization

Wilburton

1 organization

Woodward

1 organization