Civic Organizations
2023 Student Guide for Colleges and Universities in Oklahoma
This is a comprehensive resource designed to assist students and their families in identifying the educational institution that aligns with their academic goals while minimizing costs. The available guide includes data-driven insights, such as top colleges and universities, available financial support, and future employment opportunities. Follow the link below:
Lions International
Mayes County Medical Center Meeting Room
111 N Bailey
Pryor Lions Club
Friday, 12:00 Noon
President
Mary Frazier
Pryor Creek Sertoma Club
Senior Citizens Building
225 South Rowe St
For information call (918) 825-2572
Thursday, 12:00 Noon
President
Wayne Jones
Optimist International
Boomerang Diner
11 N Adair St
Pryor Optimist Club
Thursday, 7:00 am
President
Suanne Crockett
Rotary International
First United Methodist Church
400 E. Graham Avenue
Call (918) 825-3074
Pryor Rotary Club
Friday, 12:00 Noon
President
Sheila Shelby
Alcoholics Anonymous
Find AA Meetings in Northeast Oklahoma.
4833 S Sheridan Rd #410
Tulsa, OK 74145
Oklahoma Meetings
or Call: (918) 627-2224
Memory Care In Oklahoma
MemoryCare.com is dedicated to providing the best, most comprehensive resources to those struggling with Alzheimer’s and dementia, as well as their caregivers and loved ones.
What is a Memory Care Facility?
7535 East Hampden Avenue
Denver, CO 80231
(800) 395-8279
MyVision
MyVision is a free digital resource led by expert ophthalmologists and optometrists to provide trusted information on eye health and vision. It's no secret that aging brings along a variety of health issues. For many, deteriorating eyesight is one of the first health issues noticed. We recently published two educational guides on aging and eyesight and veteran eye care to better educate veterans and their caregivers. Please take a look:
What to Expect and How to Improve Your Eyesight
Helpful Resources for Veterans
Nvision Center Resources
A free online resource dedicated to helping people live better by seeing better.
Neurological disorders like Alzheimer's can negatively impact eyesight, causing many seniors to lose vision as they age. To help seniors and those caring for them, we have two pages discussing Senior Vision and Alzheimer's Impact on Vision.
Alzheimer's Disease: Multifaceted Vision Changes
For more information call: (866) 257-2851