Ryan’s House Child Advocacy Center
HEALING BEGINS HERE
'“Loving, supportive and family environment. Grateful for the care they give my daughter through this difficult time. I would recommend this care center to everyone”
“They listen to your concerns and are eager to help you in all they can do. They care about your well-being and it shows in their demeanor.”
“They were nice and explained what is going to be happening in the interviews. My kids felt very comfortable.”
Upcoming events
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Angel Tree 2025
Each year, Ryan’s House Child Advocacy Center hosts the Angel Tree to bring joy and comfort to children impacted by abuse, neglect, and trauma. Through generous community support, we fulfill holiday wish lists for children served by our multidisciplinary team.
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Sensory Kits - Autism Foundation of Oklahoma
Ryan’s House Launches Sensory Kit Initiative in Pittsburg County
This October, Ryan’s House Child Advocacy Center is proud to partner with the Autism Foundation of Oklahoma to distribute sensory kits to public service organizations across Pittsburg County. Designed to support individuals with sensory processing needs, these kits will enhance accessibility and promote inclusive, trauma-informed responses in community settings.
This initiative is made possible through generous funding provided by the Oklahoma Bar Foundation, whose support empowers Ryan’s House to expand its mission of advocacy and inclusion.
The month-long project will run from October 1st to October 31st, reflecting Ryan’s House’s commitment to fostering understanding and compassion through practical tools and collaborative outreach.
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31st Annual Ryan's Run
Ryan’s Run is a fundraiser for Ryan’s House Child Advocacy Center, supporting trauma-informed services for children impacted by abuse. It honors the memory of Ryan Luke, whose tragic story inspired the founding of the center.
FAQs
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Child abuse refers to any intentional harm or mistreatment to a child under 18. It includes:
Physical abuse: Hitting, shaking, burning, or other physical harm.
Sexual abuse: Any sexual act with a child, including exploitation.
Emotional abuse: Verbal assaults, threats, rejection, or isolation that harm a child’s self-worth.
Neglect: Failure to provide basic needs like food, shelter, medical care, or supervision.
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A CAC is a child-focused, safe space where children who may have experienced abuse can share their story in a supportive environment. CACs coordinate forensic interviews, medical exams, mental health services, and advocacy through a multidisciplinary team (MDT) approach.
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No. Families are not billed for forensic interviews or advocacy services. Medical exams may be covered by Medicaid or the investigating agency.
