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Nonprofit’s Support ‘Irreplaceable’ To Broken Arrow Family Raising Child With Disabilities
A Broken Arrow says the support of local nonprofit Will’s House is irreplaceable as they raise their daughter with disabilities. BROKEN ARROW, Oklahoma – A Broken Arrow family is opening up about the realities of raising a child with disabilities. They’re hoping to shed some light on why the support from a local nonprofit called…
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Jeanette and Brad O’Hara are the founders of Will’s House, which was created to provide medical needs childcare, customized respite care, and support groups in a home environment. They help families caring for children and young adults with disabilities feel loved and supported! Will’s House is named in honor of Jeanette and Brad’s son William…
Read MoreJenks High School students host art sale benefiting respite care | News | fox23.com
JENKS, Okla. — A group of Jenks High School students hosted an art sale to benefit respite care. ‘Create for a Cause’ featured works of art created by high school students who wanted to help the community. High School student Morgan Karas helped organize the art sale. “We have about 110 artworks from our students…
Read MoreJenks High School art students host Create for a Cause fundraiser
TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — Today, May 21, Jenks High School art students hosted a fundraiser for Will’s House called Create for a Cause. The sale lasted for three hours and all proceeds went to Will’s House. Will’s House is a foundation that provides free respite care for full-time caregivers of children and young adults with…
Read MoreJenks Couple Creates Non-Profit For Children With Disabilities To Honor Son
A Jenks couple is helping support parents who are caring for children with disabilities. They named the organization Will’s House in memory of their 8-year-old son who died in 2017. The couple tells News On 6 since the pandemic started they have been helping provide childcare for children with disabilities and severe medical needs. This is the forever kind of family.
Read MoreO’Hara Family Demonstrates There is a Family for Every Kid
Jeanette and Brad O’Hara knew as they started their foster care and adoption journey that they had a special place in their hearts for special kids – kids who were older or who had special medical or developmental needs. With a background in physical therapy, Jeanette had the skills and training to offer love and supportive therapies for any child who might come into their home.
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