Parent Child Center Rebrands as Parent Child Connections

The Tulsa-based child abuse prevention agency unveiled its new name, reflecting an expanded scope of service and delivery area.

Updated on Nov. 13, 2026 in Child Care

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The Parent Child Center of Tulsa, operating since 1990, has rebranded as Parent Child Connections. The agency launched a new website and marked its headquarters at 1421 South Boston with the new name.

Why it matters

The new name reflects the agency's expanding scope of service and delivery area as it works to prevent child abuse and neglect. The change signals a broader reach for families seeking prevention and support services across the region.

The agency runs 11 comprehensive programs and serves more than half of Oklahoma, according to the organization. The source does not report how many families are served or how service coverage has changed since the agency began in 1990.

The players

Parent Child Connections

A Tulsa-based nonprofit focused on preventing child abuse and neglect, formerly known as the Parent Child Center of Tulsa.

The details

Parent Child Connections, formerly the Parent Child Center of Tulsa, traces its roots to child abuse prevention efforts started in two Tulsa hospitals. Its programs range from health care assistance to community education and therapeutic services, and its headquarters at 1421 South Boston now carries the new name.

1990: The agency began supporting families in Tulsa under its original name.
November 12, 2026: The rebrand to Parent Child Connections was reported.
Coming months: The updated logo will be added to agency vehicles.

Season Trajectory

The agency's evolution from hospital-based prevention efforts into a program serving more than half of Oklahoma reflects a broader pattern of community child abuse prevention organizations widening their reach. The rebrand marks a formal recognition of that expansion in scope and geography.

Families in Tulsa and across Oklahoma may encounter the new Parent Child Connections name on the agency's website, headquarters and, in the coming months, on its vehicles. The agency's 11 programs, from health care assistance to therapeutic services, remain the practical resources available to families seeking support.

The takeaway

Families seeking prevention and support services can look to Parent Child Connections, which now offers a continuum of programs from health care assistance to therapeutic care. Recognizing the new name helps parents find the right resources when they need them.