H.E.L.P. Advocacy Center support
Summary
The Center coordinated care for dozens of sexual assault survivors over the past year — 27 forensic exams, 35 crisis calls — and the Council renewed its $10,000 contribution. It's currently recruiting more SANE nurses and needs a new blanket warmer.
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Last discussed May 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
$10,000 from the city, part of a multi-agency funding patchwork.
Sexual assault survivors across southwest Oklahoma who get coordinated, 24-hour crisis care.
Local nonprofits could be strained by the tight deadline, and homeless residents could be hurt if planning delays or disrupts existing services.
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City Council - May 26, 2026
The Center coordinated care for dozens of sexual assault survivors over the past year — 27 forensic exams, 35 crisis calls — and the Council renewed its $10,000 contribution. It's currently recruiting more SANE nurses and needs a new blanket warmer.
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