The SKIL program offers support for high school students who, for reasons beyond their control, live on their own without any financial or emotional help from parents. Their parents may be abusive, neglectful, addicted, incarcerated, deceased or homeless themselves. By providing food, toiletries,counseling, life skills education, and emergency financial assistance, SKIL ensures that these students receive the resources they need in order to earn their high school diploma.We are reducing the Oklahoma high school drop-out rate every day!
Most of our clients receive free breakfast and lunch at their schools but often go without dinner.Click hereto learnhow you canhelp by contributing to our SKIL Pantryorhere for a school supplies shopping list.
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We are a not-for-profit community organization that advocates, educates, intervenes and counsels youth and families to make a positive difference in their lives.
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