University of Oklahoma Outreach is a lifelong learning organization dedicated to helping individuals, businesses, groups, and communities transform themselves through knowledge.
NORMAN, Okla. – Continuing the University of Oklahoma’s leadership in combating suicide, the Southwest Prevention Center (SWPC) at OU Outreach has received a five-year, $50 million grant to head the national Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC). The federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) funds the resource center and provided the award.
Check out the Fall 2025 OU Outreach Gazette: Connecting Campus to Communities.
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Diverse programs to help create healthy, engaging, and inclusive communities.
Services for Pre-K - 12 and higher/continuing education to improve systems, support educators, and help learners achieve goals.
Providing service to and collaboration with American Indian, Alaska Native, and First Nations communities.
The Public Service Institute helps manage critical change for schools, churches, worship centers, public service and social organizations, government organizations, and communities.
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The Southwest Prevention Center is a catalyst for positive social change committed to preventing alcohol, tobacco, and other drug abuse and related high-risk behaviors.