Pervasive Parenting Resource Center

Helping families throughout eastern Oklahoma

Konner Toney

Chief Inspiration Officer

Famiily Support

From autism screenings to family workshops, social groups, and community activities, PPC offers year-round programs designed to help children learn and grow. See what we’re working on now.

Current Projects

Family Support

Pervasive Parenting Center is a nonprofit organization based in rural eastern Oklahoma. We provide parent training, information, resources, and practical support for families of children and youth with disabilities.

PPC helps families understand special education services, IDEA, IEPs, 504 plans, behavior supports, and transition planning. We provide clear information and practical guidance so families can take part in decisions about their child’s education and future.

For more than a decade, PPC has worked with parents, caregivers, schools, agencies, and community partners to help families better understand services and supports at home, at school, and in the community.

Our goal is simple: to help families find the guidance and tools they need so their children can learn, grow, and succeed. We believe every child and young adult should have the opportunity to reach their potential at home, at school, and in the community.

A Place for Teens and Young Adults to Connect and Grow

PPC’s Social Group gives teens and young adults a welcoming place to spend time together, build friendships, and take part in fun, skill-building activities. Participants enjoy game nights, art projects, cooking, outings, and hands-on experiences that help build confidence and everyday life skills.

It’s a simple idea with a big impact: a safe, engaging space where young people can enjoy time with friends while learning along the way.

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Jennifer Toney, M.Ed.

Assistant Director, Cofounder, Mother

Autism Screenings
Parent Workshops/Trainings
Social Groups
Peer Mentoring

We offer guidance for parents, help with navigating school services, and resources for families raising a child with a disability.

Hope in Action

The contents of this website were developed under a grant from the US Department of Education, #H328C210030. However, those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the US Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government. Project Officer, Yolanda Lusane.

lEARN

We provide guidance, tools, and hands-on support for families of children and young adults with disabilities. Our focus is helping each child reach their potential at home, at school, and in the community.