Tulsa, Oklahoma · Adults 18+

Everyone deserves a place to belong.

Inclusion Revolution creates a welcoming, engaging day community where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities can connect, learn, participate, and thrive.

An elderly woman, a boy with Down syndrome, and a girl in a wheelchair engage in gardening. The image captures a moment of community, inclusion, and shared learning in nature.

Our mission

A place where every person has a place.

Too many adults age out of school and find there is nowhere left to go. Inclusion Revolution exists for the adults who are underserved by traditional day programs — and for the families who deserve support, connection, and peace of mind.

We are building a day community in Tulsa where people are known by name, invited into real activities, and welcomed exactly as they are.

Instructor helping a disabled man during painting class in a center for people with special needs

What makes us different

Built around people, not paperwork.

Four things shape every day here.

Belonging

A community where individuals are welcomed, valued, and included — every single day.

Engagement

Meaningful activities that encourage learning, creativity, connection, and independence.

Support

A safe environment designed to meet individuals exactly where they are.

Community

Real relationships between individuals, families, caregivers, and the wider Tulsa community.

Mother and adult daughter smiling, reading a book together, and sharing a joyful moment while sitting outdoors in a park, with the daughter using a motorized wheelchair

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For families

A place your family can feel good about.

You have spent years advocating, coordinating, and carrying the weight of the details. You deserve somewhere you can feel confident and informed — while your loved one has a life of their own outside the home.

  • Open communication with families and caregivers
  • A predictable, welcoming daily rhythm
  • Connection to other families walking a similar road

Our program

What a day here looks like.

Days are built around participation — hands busy, people together, everyone contributing something.

An elderly woman, a boy with Down syndrome, and a girl in a wheelchair engage in gardening. The image captures a moment of community, inclusion, and shared learning in nature.

Life Skills

Practical, everyday skills practiced together in a supportive setting.

Instructor helping a disabled man during painting class in a center for people with special needs

Creative Activities

Art, music, and making — room to express, experiment, and be proud of the result.

An elderly woman assists a young man with Down syndrome and a girl in a wheelchair as they enjoy a creative painting session together, highlighting inclusion and joy.

Social Connection

Friendship, conversation, and the ordinary joy of being around your people.

An elderly woman assists a young man with Down syndrome and a girl in a wheelchair as they enjoy a creative painting session together, highlighting inclusion and joy.

Community Activities

Getting out into Tulsa — being part of the city, not apart from it.

Learning & Growth

New interests, new confidence, and goals that belong to the individual.

Want the full picture?

See how days are structured, who we serve, and what families can expect.

Support the mission

Help create more places where people belong.

Inclusion Revolution is being built by people who believe adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities deserve a real community — not a waiting room.

Donations help us open the doors, equip the space, and provide meaningful opportunities for the adults and families we serve.

  • Give onceA one-time gift of any size moves this forward.
  • Give monthlyRecurring support is what lets us plan ahead with confidence.
  • Give as a businessLocal sponsorships and in-kind support from Tulsa companies.

Community

This is more than a program. It’s community.

Stories from families, participants, and volunteers will live here as our community grows.

Space reserved for a parent or caregiver, in their own words.

FAMILY STORY — replace with a real quote once collected.

Space reserved for a participant to share what belonging here feels like.

PARTICIPANT STORY — replace with a real quote once collected.

Space reserved for a volunteer or community partner.

VOLUNTEER STORY — replace with a real quote once collected.

Questions

The things families ask first.

Can’t find what you need? We’d rather talk it through with you.

Who does Inclusion Revolution serve?

Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the Tulsa area, along with their families and caregivers.

What ages do you serve?

Adults 18 and older.

What types of activities will be offered?

Planned focus areas include life skills, creative activities, social connection, community activities, and learning and growth. Specific offerings will be published once confirmed.

How does the waitlist work?

You share a few details about your loved one, we reach out to learn more, and we keep you updated as space becomes available. Joining the waitlist is not a commitment.

How can I support Inclusion Revolution?

Give a one-time or recurring donation, sponsor as a business, volunteer, or simply help spread the word in Tulsa.

Where are you located?

We serve the Tulsa, Oklahoma area. Our address will be listed here once the location is finalized.

How can I contact you?

Use the contact form, or reach us by email or phone — all listed on the Contact page.

Everyone deserves a place to belong.

Whether you’re looking for a welcoming community for a loved one or you want to help make this mission possible, we’d love to connect.