About Us
About Us
Okmulgee-Okfuskee County Youth Services, Inc. (OOCYS), Inc. a.k.a. Anne Moroney Youth Services, established in 1975, is a 501c3 nonprofit agency that has served over 3,350 children in some capacity or another through our programs. OOCYS focuses on serving the children, youth, and families of Okmulgee and Okfuskee Counties. All services are free of charge for children and youth ages four to eighteen. If you would like to begin individual or family counseling services complete our referral form and a member of our team will contact you.
Our Mission
The mission of OOCYS is to improve the quality of life for children, youth, and families by addressing mental health needs through counseling, education, parenting support, consultation and advocacy in Okmulgee and Okfuskee Counties and through life skills enrichment.
Our History
OOCYS receives grant funding from the State of Oklahoma’s Office of Juvenile Affairs and the Tulsa Area United Way. The agency is nationally accredited with CARF International and is a member of the Oklahoma Association of Youth Services.
OOCYS receives grant funding from the State of Oklahoma’s Office of Juvenile Affairs, Oklahoma Healthcare author, Oklahoma Association of youth Services and the Tulsa Area United Way. The agency is nationally accredited with CARF International and is a member of the Oklahoma Association of Youth Services.
Judge Anne Moroney was responsible for the establishment of the Anne Moroney Youth Shelter, and was elected District Judge in 1986 and served until retiring in 1994. Over the years Anne Moroney has transitioned from a youth shelter to youth services, where the whole family can receive services using a holistic approach.