For over 40 years, A Chance to Change has existed to help you and your family through difficult times. Whether you or a loved one is suffering from addiction, mental illness, depression, anxiety, daily stress or grief, our trained and accredited staff can help.
GET TO KNOW A CHANCE TO CHANGE.
A Chance to Change is more than just a local nonprofit. We're a community of caring individuals dedicated to making a difference. We offer mental health and addiction services, education classes, workshops, and prevention programs to help those facing challenges. Our support comes from program fees, generous donations from individuals and corporations, private foundation grants, United Way of Central Oklahoma, the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, and other valuable partners.
Behind our mission stands a passionate group of volunteers and business leaders who make up our Board of Directors. Each one of them brings a unique strengths and heartfelt dedication to our cause. At A Chance to Change, we're not just an agency; we're a community of change-makers.
OUR CORE VALUES
ACCEPTANCE
CHANGE BEGINS WITH ACCEPTANCE.
Everyone's progress starts the moment they decide they want something in their life to change.
Willingness to ask for help sets the healing process in motion.
We honor this by embracing the unique needs of each individual as they begin taking steps toward positive change.
COURAGE
CHANGE REQUIRES COURAGE.
Anyone can learn how to positively transform their life and emerge stronger and more resilient.
Growth happens when we learn to think differently.
Together, we commit to learning, improving and innovating to better serve each other.
TRANSFORMATION
CHANGE IS A JOURNEY.
Anyone can learn how to positively transform their life and emerge stronger and more resilient.
Growth happens when we learn to think differently.
Together, we commit to learning, improving and innovating to better serve each other.
COMMUNITY
CHANGE HAPPENS TOGETHER.
People flourish when they have support from others along the way; clinical professionals, family, friends and even total strangers who care.
We model how to lean on others for support by collaborating with our network of community partners.