Family Crisis Center

11/25/2025

Family Crisis Center main office will be closed Wednesday, November 26 and Thursday, November 27. If you need to speak to an advocate help is available 24/7 at (580) 436 - 3504.

Wishing everyone a Happy Holiday!

11/19/2025

11/11/2025

11/05/2025

🚨 Tomorrow is the day! The WORKlahoma Job Fair in Ada is almost here, and you don’t want to miss it. Meet employers who are hiring right now, explore career support services, and take advantage of free professional headshots and haircuts for all job seekers.

Need transportation? A free shuttle will run from the Ada Public Library to PTC at 10:00 AM (returning at 12:00 PM) and 12:00 PM (returning at 2:00 PM).

📅 Tomorrow — Thursday, November 6 | 10 AM–2 PM
📍 Pontotoc Technology Center – Entrance A
✅ Sign up here: https://zfrmz.eu/vu97f82k74WbuNIknbc3

Come dressed to impress, bring your resume, and take the next step toward your future career!

11/03/2025

Bomgaars of Ada, thank you for choosing us as the recipient of Ladies' Night Out. The staff provided outstanding service and we appreciate everyone who came out to support FCC and enjoy great deals!

11/02/2025

Remember to come out to Bomgaars in the Arlington Shopping Center today from 5-8 and show your support for FCC!

10/30/2025

Domestic Violence affects people of all genders - including men. It is important to listen, believe, and support all survivors and victims. No one should face abuse alone.

Help is available:

Family Crisis Center Hotline: (580) 436 - 3504

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1 (800) 799 - 7233 or text START to 88788

Men's Domestic Violence Helpline: 1 (888) 743 - 5754

10/29/2025

Leaving isn't easy - but no one should ever feel trapped by fear.
You are strong. You are worthy. You deserve peace and safety. 💜

Support survivors. Believe them. Stand with them.

10/28/2025

Domestic Violence affects millions every year, but silence only protects the abuser.

💜 Speak Out

💜 Share Resources

💜 Stand with Survivors

10/28/2025

Survivors teach us resilience, courage, and hope. Hearing directly from survivors reminds us that recovery is possible and that no one should face abuse alone.