Crescendo Independent Living In Shared Housing
Crescendo Independent Living is designed for individuals seeking more than housing. These are intentional living environments rooted in wellness, accountability, and community care.

Residents are not simply tenants—they are participants in a shared rhythm that values personal responsibility, respectful communication, and collective stability.

This model is best suited for those ready to live with intention, contribute to community agreements, and engage in a lifestyle that supports long-term well-being.

Our vision is to improve the quality of life through behavioral health and substance use services to adults, children, and families experiencing life challenges in our community.

Our focus is on relationship. We recognize that hurt almost always happens in the context of relationship. Therefore, the process of healing must also happen within the context of relationship.

To empower the American Indian through exceptional healthcare!

To be an effective, operating model of medical expertise empowering churches and volunteers we partner with to minister physical healing, spiritual renewal, and other practical helps to the underserved with the goal of moving them “from poverty to purpose”.

Broken Arrow Neighbors offers financial assistance to Broken Arrow and Coweta residents. To be eligible for financial assistance you must have a utility cut-off notice or notice of eviction process and live within the service area of Broken Arrow or Coweta.*

We are a community wide organization seeking the welfare of our city by caring for those who are in need of medical assistance. Arubah clinic operates as an expression of Christ and seeks to connect the hurting to health.

Our food pantry serves thousands of meals to hundreds of households, of which 98% are considered extremely low income (less than 30% of median U.S. family income level).

The three principle ways in which we live out this mission are: hunger reduction, homeless prevention, and emotional and spiritual nurture. Programs are designed to achieve our dual purpose of equipping families to help themselves restore their economic and spiritual vitality and to mobilize congregations to serve families in economic crisis.

Our mission is to prevent and ultimately eliminate family homelessness by delivering essential support and services that empower families on their path to sustainable independence.

At Imagine Early Education & Childcare, we’re proud to offer a wide variety of programs for children ages 6 weeks to 13 years. Our early learning center locations across Texas, Colorado, and Oklahoma provide young children with the care, encouragement, and learning experiences they need to thrive.

Ability Resources is an nonprofit agency with a mission of helping individuals of all ages and backgrounds, with disabilities attain and maintain their personal independence. We provide all of our services at no charge to the client.
Bilingual staff is available for Spanish speaking individuals.

HIS Open Door Ministry is a sober living ministry located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The ladies housed here have access to everything they need to move forward with their lives upon their release from prison, jail, or other programs.

Substance abuse is destroying the lives of countless individuals and their families. We at Hope Center exist to show them the way to true freedom over addiction, just as John the Baptist prepared the way for Christ. Our program uses biblical principles along with a spiritual 12 step program to prepare each individual for an encounter with Christ.

To reach our community's needs the Abba Compassionate Ministries Center, "Abba Center", a dream of Buddy and Alicia Davis and Core Church at Aspen Creek in Broken Arrow (formerly Family Church), was born - God brought the dream to reality. With the blessing and support of the Northeast Oklahoma District Church of the Nazarene and Southwest Church of the Nazarene as a willing host, Core Church sent out Buddy and Alicia in May of 2014 to start the Abba Compassionate Ministry near Downtown Tulsa.

John 3:16 Mission ministers to those experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness, by offering Christ-centered solutions for Tulsans who need hope.

Building on OHPM's pre-pandemic successful “Paws for Patriots” program, Operation Hope is currently exploring a pioneering initiative to establish an in-facility dog handler training program for inmates. This program would places dogs-in-training under inmate care so upon release, they and their well-trained canine will have exciting careers as leak detection specialists. Leak detection teams make upwards of $1000 per day plus travel deployment in Oklahoma.

K9 Sensus offers a one year online course that retails for $5000 which is outlined at https://www.k9sensus.org/ddta. Operation Hope Prison Ministry's supporters and partners are looking for sponsors, interested wardens, to join us in adapting and pioneering this potential in-prison trade school model.

If you are interested or have advice, please contact Todd Gessele, Executive Director of Operation Hope at toddg@ohpm.org or call 503 348-8652.

Ashley Townsend is Chase's Community Coordinator. She teaches financial skills and let Operation Hope know that Chase has a nationwide program as a 2nd Chance Employer that extends beyond the Tulsa, area.

One Hope Tulsa cultivates safe spaces and relationships for neighborhood flourishing through leadership development, kids, youth, and family programming, and neighborhood care.

Through emergency crisis shelter, non-residential services, and transitional living, we’re providing hope and restoration to those affected by domestic and sexual violence, human trafficking, and stalking. The Spring is Oklahoma’s only faith-based, certified shelter and service provider for victims of domestic and sexual violence, human trafficking, and stalking. Through emergency crisis shelter, transitional living, and non-residential services, we’re offering hope and restoration to individuals stepping out of darkness and writing new chapters of hope.

Find Celebration Recovery events near you! https://crlocator.com/

Find Freedom
Find community
Celebrate Recovery is a safe place to find freedom from your hurts, hang-ups, and habits.

We Know how important it is to have personal hygiene, clothing and transportation to get to and from work, appointments, getting your children to and from school.

Applicant must have a cut-off notice from the utility company. A copy of the cut-off notice must be provided at the appointment. To make an appointment, call 918-582-1356 on Monday or Tuesday between 9:00AM and 10:30AM*. A photo ID and social security card must be presented at the appointment.

Not sure where to start? Try OKLegalConnect.org
Use the guided interview tool on OKLegalConnect.org to find the information you need and apply for legal help.

You can also call Legal Aid Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1-888-534-5243 OR start your intake online.

Choose a Topic:
Housing Evictions, Landlord and Tenant Problems, Fair Housing, More Topics

Taxes
Help Filing Your Taxes, Tax Collection, Earned Income Tax Credit, More Topics

Relationship Abuse & Domestic Violence

Health Law
Control Over Health Care Decisions, More Topics

Work and Unemployment
Unemployment Insurance, Wage Claims, Employee Rights, More Topics

Family Law
Divorce, Guardianship, Child Support, More Topics

Disaster Relief and Recovery
Disaster Assistance with Taxes, Replacing Lost Documents, More Topics

Consumer and Debt
Debt Collection, Garnishment, Repossession, Foreclosure Prevention, Bankruptcy, More Topics

The Oklahoma State Department of Health Division of Vital Records is responsible for registering every birth which occurs in the State of Oklahoma as well as preserving, amending and issuing certified copies of those records in accordance with state law.

Bartlesville Resource Guide: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19fnLAPiErxxpuctJLbpCpdvoY7Ig1zMn/view?usp=sharing

Concern INC DO I QUALIFY FOR ASSISTANCE?
Concern can help ANY Washington County resident with food and financial assistance with no regard to sex, race, religion or financial status. We know that, no matter how much money a family makes, anything can happen between paychecks causing them to need an extra boost.

School Supplies & free backpack and school supplies for Washington County students.

HOW DO I APPLY FOR ASSISTANCE?
Visit Concern at 333 S Penn in Bartlesville, Oklahoma Monday through Thursday between 11 am and 2:30 pm to apply for assistance. We will need your photo identification to get started, as well as the names and birthdates of everyone that lives in the home.


HOW OFTEN CAN I GET A FOOD ORDER?
Concern is a 30-day emergency food pantry. This means you can come every 30 days to get a food order for your family. If the 30th day falls on a Friday, weekend or holiday, you may sign in for your food order on the Thursday before.


WHAT IS THE PRODUCE CART?
Concern enjoys the benefit of fresh produce and other items from our local gardeners and grocery stores. We make these items available daily in our lobby. There is no need to sign in for this service - just come in and get what you need for your family. You can do this Monday through Thursday from 11 am to 2:30 pm.

i am about to be evicted. can you help me with rent?
Concern can provide a Washington County family with up to $150 in financial assistance per year. Before visiting Concern you will need to have your rent paid down to no more than $150. After that, bring your photo identification and letter from landlord stating past due amount of rent or your eviction notice to the office between 11 am and 2:30 pm Monday through Thursday.


DO YOU HELP WITH UTILITIES?
Concern can provide a Washington County family with up to $150 in financial assistance per year. Before visiting Concern you will need to have your past due amount paid down to no more than $150. After that, bring your photo identification and your disconnect or past due notice to the office between 11 am and 2:30 pm Monday through Thursday.


DO YOU HELP WITH prescriptions?
Concern can provide a Washington County family with up to $150 in financial assistance per year. Pharmacies that work with Concern on prescription medication (and over the counter lice treatment) are: Express RX, Homeland Pharmacy South and J&M Drug/Homeland downtown. We can not provide financial assistance for pain medication or narcotics.


My driver's license is expired. can you help me renew it?
No. Concern does not help with driver's licenses. If you have an Oklahoma state identification card that has been lost or stolen, we can help you on a one time basis to get a new one. Come to the office between 11 am and 2:30 pm Monday through Thursday to inquire about this service.


I AM HOMELESS, CAN YOU HELP ME WITH A HOTEL ROOM?
Concern is not able to provide hotel rooms. We do have homeless food orders available that include pop-top non-perishables and some hygiene items. Please contact Lighthouse Bartlesville at 918.336.9029 to see if they have beds available.


I HAVE A NEW JOB. CAN YOU HELP ME WITH GASOLINE?
Concern does not provide gasoline but we may be able to help you get back and forth to work on CityRide bus. Please call 918.336.4693 to see if we have passes available.

Oklahoma divorce laws allow for fault-based and no-fault divorce.
All divorces in Oklahoma must include grounds for divorce—depending on how the non-filing spouse responds, the divorce will either be contested or uncontested. If the couple can agree on everything from the grounds to the division of property to custody and child support (if applicable), the divorce will be uncontested.

Parker's mobile mechanics LLC is fully licensed and certified! Any vehicle, any make, anywhere! All at a reasonable and transparent price. Parker's Mobile Mechanics success rides on the goal of providing the finest Mechanic service! From my truck to your house conveniently servicing Tulsa and the surrounding areas!

Morton develops programs to impact the community’s short-term wellness. Continuum of care, partnerships, collaboration, and leveraging scarce resources for patient benefit drives Morton’s programs. Transparency, accountability and responsibility are Morton’s core values.

Harvest House has been proudly serving the less fortunate in Northeast Oklahoma for 26 years. In the last decade we have grown rapidly to become a significant Basic Human Services charitable agency in the
Tulsa area. We are an independent 501c(3) social services agency serving the poorest of our neighbors in Northeast Oklahoma.

Our first priority is seeing to a client’s basic needs: shelter, food, clothing, and bathing. We offer rapid rehousing services, emergency shelter, medical assistance, and legal aid to help ensure all of those needs can be met.

The Tulsa County Social Services Department is a division of the Tulsa County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC). Social Services includes the Tulsa County Pharmacy, the County Abandoned/Indigent Cremation Program, as well as the Tulsa County Transitional Living Center (TLC) formerly known as the Emergency Shelter.

Our food pantry serves thousands of meals to hundreds of households, of which 98% are considered extremely low income (less than 30% of median U.S. family income level).

Our desire is to make human services available to people who are struggling to be contributing members of society. We strive to meet emergency needs of those struggling without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, or sex.

NACA is the most successful private sector initiative in providing affordable homeownership. NACA’s Purchase Program provides comprehensive counseling with the option to access NACA’s Best In America Mortgage with no down payment, no closing costs, no PMI, no fees, and a below market fixed rate.

Helping pets and their families stay together …

Oklahoma Alliance for Animals assists families who are experiencing financial hardship by providing them with free dry dog and cat food for their family pet. Too often a beloved family pet is permanently relinquished to an overburdened shelter system due to a temporary financial setback their owners are experiencing. We’re here to help dogs and cats stay where they belong … with their loving families!

Important Things to Note:

Oklahoma Alliance for Animals serves the Tulsa metropolitan area.
We are not able to deliver food.
Pet food is available on a first come first served basis. If you want to ensure we have food for your pet, we recommend calling (918) 742-3700 at least 24-48 hours in advance to make sure we have plenty.
Pet food is donated to OAA, so we can not guarantee any certain brands, varieties, or diets.
You will be asked to provide an ID and complete our Pet Food Pantry agreement form.
Clients are eligible for assistance once per month.
We will not distribute pet food outside of the designated days and hours listed above.
We reserve the right to refuse service.

We believe the benefits between animals and humans flow both ways, thus the size of your bank account should never determine your ability to experience the love and companionship of an animal. Meeting people where they are and providing resources to strengthen the animal-human bond is critical. These resources include: access to affordable veterinary care, removing adoption barriers, and other tools to help keep animals and humans together.

At The Park, our mission is the same that Jesus gave His disciples in Mark 16:15, when He said to, "Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit."

This ministry offers free clothing, shoes, household, baby items, etc.

We provide help and hope through emergency food and utility assistance (when available), on-site counseling services through partner agencies, and referrals to area agencies. Seasonally, we provide Back to School supplies, Thanksgiving Food Baskets, and Christmas Gifts to children and disabled adults. We are committed to transforming families and helping them move closer to a long-term self-sufficiency.

TAG Mobile, a leading US wireless service provider headquartered in Houston, Texas, has consistently expanded its operations to meet the needs of thousands of satisfied customers - solidifying its reputation as one of the nation's most dependable carriers.

Lifeline is a government funded program that provides eligible consumers with free wireless service. In addition, the ACP benefit provides Even More Monthly Data for you.

Lifeline is a federally-sponsored program that provides a discount on communication services to eligible individuals and families. Eligibility is determined by income and/or participation in state or Federal support programs. Through Lifeline, SafeLink subscribers are eligible to receive a mobile phone and a monthly discount on their service. SafeLink benefits are limited to one line per household. SafeLink Wireless is a service of TracFone Wireless, Inc., a Verizon company.

Transportation

One of the primary programs here at Neighbors Along the Line is our Food and Nutrition Program. We are not only a lifeline for those in the community experiencing food insecurity, but also a resource for clients seeking to learn how to feed their families healthy, nutritious, and delicious meals. We offer food assistance through our Food Pantry, as well as cooking classes and a Recipe Box to provide meal planning ideas.

The Tulsa Dream Center is committed to being a trusted resource in the community, specializing in programs that bring people together, impact our city for good and create solutions for today’s most pressing problems such as food insecurity, health equity and youth violence.

We serve all ages, all races and all people without prejudice or discrimination. Anyone in need is eligible for our services free of charge. We work closely with partners in the faith, business, academic, and nonprofit communities to make strategic programs and services available for those we serve.

EIS in an emergency provider for items like formula, diapers, clothing, and more. Our services focus on meeting the needs of children five and under, and pregnant women. If you have children over the age of 5 or need assistance with something we do not provide, we may be able to connect you with other resources in the community.

Tulsa County residents can get free baby supplies for their infant and newborns. The programs, which may also provide diapers, also extend across Eastern Oklahoma. There are thousands of low income families as well as single moms and dads that get baby stuff each and every year.

Not only can items be given to the applicant. But the parent can also take advantage of counseling or receive help in applying for benefits such as WIC vouchers or SNAP food stamps. So many resources are given out in addition to diapers and infant formula. Furniture is also usually requested for a newborn, so charities give out cribs, high chairs, and even free car seats.

The leading non-profits to call for help in Tulsa County are below. If there is an agency that does not have diapers or the furniture that is needed, ask for referrals. As many agencies are aware of other programs too, such as some that offer free baby formula, financial aid to help pay for expenses associated with the newborn, and much more.

Love In The Name Of Christ - Payne County
Address is 203 W. Moses
Cushing, Oklahoma 74023
Referrals are given. Infants and kids under the age of 1 can get free wipes, toys, diapers, and even baby formula.

House Of Hope Pregnancy Care Center - Pontotoc County
Address is 509 E 12th St.
Ada, Oklahoma 74820
Call (580) 332-4199 for information.
Parents that agree to case management and an earn as you learn service can get assistance. Free baby stuff is given out, including strollers, disposable diapers, maternity and baby clothing, cribs, and more.

Concern - Washington County
Address is 333 SW Penn Ave
Bartlesville, Oklahoma 74003
Main phone - (918) 336-4693
The charity has household goods, personal care items such as cloth diapers, soap, detergent, and other supplies.

Escape Ministries Manna Cafe - Pawnee County
There are two distribution centers. They include:
907 N Broadway, Cleveland, OK 74020, (918) 358-3625
A second is at Hwy 64 2.7 Miles S of Cleveland, Cleveland, Oklahoma 74020, call (918) 358-3625

Lighthouse Pregnancy Center - Delaware County
Address: 638 N 5th St.
Jay, Oklahoma 74346
(918) 253-5472
Family Support Services require applicants to sign up for “earn while you learn”. If qualified, there may then be baby or maternity clothes, strollers or high chairs, and diapers for infants.

Catholic Charities Helping Center - Muskogee
Address is 1220 W Broadway St
Muskogee, OK 74401
(918) 681-6115
Clients can call on the church only one time per month. When qualified, there are car seats, diapers, and other infant care items.

Alameda Church Of Christ – Cleveland County
801 E Alameda
Norman, OK 73071
Dial (405) 321-0788 for details.

Melinda's Closet
1151 E Main Street
Norman, Oklahoma 73071
(405) 321-0788

Infant Crisis Services
4224 N Lincoln Boulevard
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105
(405) 528-3663
They help parents in a crisis. Single moms and immigrants are some of the main clients. Everything from infant formula to diapers and free gift cards for supplements are given out.

Youth Services - Okmulgee Okfuskee County
Location is 1950 N Okmulgee Ave
Okmulgee, OK 74447
(918) 756-7700
The non-profit has both pre- and post-natal education support services as well as supplies. Staff assist single parents, pregnant and parenting teens, and working poor as well as unemployed families with a second birth. Those who progress through the counseling will be given free baby wipes and diapers.

Mission Owasso – Tulsa County
708 N Main St
Owasso, OK 74055
(918) 516-6638
They run the Little Angels Assistance Ministry. Shoes, clothes, baby furniture and mattresses, car seats, and diapers are available.

Mission Owasso – Tulsa County
708 N Main St
Owasso, OK 74055
(918) 516-6638
They run the Little Angels Assistance Ministry. Shoes, clothes, baby furniture and mattresses, car seats, and diapers are available.

Pregnancy Resource Center Of Owasso – Tulsa County
8361 G Owasso Expy
Owasso, Oklahoma 74055
Main phone: (918) 272-4357
Kids up to 2 years old can be given baby clothing including onesies. Maternity clothes for moms and other stuff is available too.

Zoe Institute - Hands Of Grace Warehouse - Cherokee County
18929 E Bluebird Dr
Park Hill, Oklahoma 74451
(918) 453-9778

Caring Community Friends
12 W Burnham Ave
Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74067
(918) 224-6464
Low income Oklahoma families that can't get help from Sooner Care can try this non-profit. Apply for diapers, formula, clothes, car and SUV seats, health care and medication.

Help In Crisis - Cherokee County
205 N College Ave
Tahlequah, OK 74464
(918) 456-0673
Workshops and services are available as part of HELPING YOU GROW. This assistance programs also gives free infant formula, food, and diapers.

Pregnancy Center Of Tahlequah - Cherokee County
309 S Muskogee Ave
Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74464
Telephone number: (918) 453-9778

Birthright Of Tulsa – Tulsa County
6600 S Yale Ave Ste 1307, Warren Clinic Tower
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136
(918) 481-4884
There are referrals. Other programs include baby as well as maternity clothes, diapers, and other baby stuff.

Emergency Infant Services
There are multiple locations in Tulsa County Oklahoma. They support new parents, including low income single moms and dads, immigrants, and the poor. Programs range from free cloth diapers (there may be sizes newborn – 6 years old), baby furniture, clothes, and more. They also help clients find housing or apply for SNAP food stamps, among other programs. As formula and food is also critical for a newborn.

222 S Houston Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127, dial (918) 582-2469
East Side center is 9910 E 42nd St Ste 100, Pawnee Bldg, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74146, dial (918) 582-2469
District # 1 (STATION 4) is at 524 W 12th St, Tulsa, OK 74119
District #2, 7303 E 15th St., Tulsa, OK 74112
Dstrict 3, Station 18, 4802 S Peoria Ave, Tulsa, OK 74105
2412 N Harvard Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74115, telephone (918) 828-5884
District 5 Station 25, 7419 E 42nd Pl, Tulsa, OK 74145

Harvest House - Rivergate Church – Tulsa County
Office address: 1439 E 71st St
Tulsa, OK 74136
Phone: (918) 884-7667
There may be diapers, pull ups, diapers, and miscellaneous baby items.

Multiple Salvation Army centers
The Christian church charity has many assistance programs, including financial. There are small appliances as well as furniture when available. Other goods include infant clothing, diapers and personal care items. Case managers also help with employment needs as well as benefits, including WIC vouchers. Find more details on Tulsa County Salvation Army programs.

Free diapers and baby supplies Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma.
Tulsa County residents can get free baby supplies for their infant and newborns. The programs, which may also provide diapers, also extend across Eastern Oklahoma. There are thousands of low income families as well as single moms and dads that get baby stuff each and every year.

Not only can items be given to the applicant. But the parent can also take advantage of counseling or receive help in applying for benefits such as WIC vouchers or SNAP food stamps. So many resources are given out in addition to diapers and infant formula. Furniture is also usually requested for a newborn, so charities give out cribs, high chairs, and even free car seats.

The leading non-profits to call for help in Tulsa County are below. If there is an agency that does not have diapers or the furniture that is needed, ask for referrals. As many agencies are aware of other programs too, such as some that offer free baby formula, financial aid to help pay for expenses associated with the newborn, and much more.

Love In The Name Of Christ - Payne County
Address is 203 W. Moses
Cushing, Oklahoma 74023
Referrals are given. Infants and kids under the age of 1 can get free wipes, toys, diapers, and even baby formula.

House Of Hope Pregnancy Care Center - Pontotoc County
Address is 509 E 12th St.
Ada, Oklahoma 74820
Call (580) 332-4199 for information.
Parents that agree to case management and an earn as you learn service can get assistance. Free baby stuff is given out, including strollers, disposable diapers, maternity and baby clothing, cribs, and more.

Concern - Washington County
Address is 333 SW Penn Ave
Bartlesville, Oklahoma 74003
Main phone - (918) 336-4693
The charity has household goods, personal care items such as cloth diapers, soap, detergent, and other supplies.

Manger - Rogers County
110 N Chickasaw St
Claremore, OK 74017
(918) 341-6587
Call to apply for help. Low income families and single moms can get medications, maternity clothing, free diapers, layettes, car seats, personal hygiene products.

Escape Ministries Manna Cafe - Pawnee County
There are two distribution centers. They include:
907 N Broadway, Cleveland, OK 74020, (918) 358-3625
A second is at Hwy 64 2.7 Miles S of Cleveland, Cleveland, Oklahoma 74020, call (918) 358-3625

Lighthouse Pregnancy Center - Delaware County
Address: 638 N 5th St.
Jay, Oklahoma 74346
(918) 253-5472
Family Support Services require applicants to sign up for “earn while you learn”. If qualified, there may then be baby or maternity clothes, strollers or high chairs, and diapers for infants.

Catholic Charities Helping Center - Muskogee
Address is 1220 W Broadway St
Muskogee, OK 74401
(918) 681-6115
Clients can call on the church only one time per month. When qualified, there are car seats, diapers, and other infant care items.

Alameda Church Of Christ – Cleveland County
801 E Alameda
Norman, OK 73071
Dial (405) 321-0788 for details.

Melinda's Closet
1151 E Main Street
Norman, Oklahoma 73071
(405) 321-0788

Infant Crisis Services
4224 N Lincoln Boulevard
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105
(405) 528-3663
They help parents in a crisis. Single moms and immigrants are some of the main clients. Everything from infant formula to diapers and free gift cards for supplements are given out.

Youth Services - Okmulgee Okfuskee County
Location is 1950 N Okmulgee Ave
Okmulgee, OK 74447
(918) 756-7700
The non-profit has both pre- and post-natal education support services as well as supplies. Staff assist single parents, pregnant and parenting teens, and working poor as well as unemployed families with a second birth. Those who progress through the counseling will be given free baby wipes and diapers.

Mission Owasso – Tulsa County
708 N Main St
Owasso, OK 74055
(918) 516-6638
They run the Little Angels Assistance Ministry. Shoes, clothes, baby furniture and mattresses, car seats, and diapers are available.

Pregnancy Resource Center Of Owasso – Tulsa County
8361 G Owasso Expy
Owasso, Oklahoma 74055
Main phone: (918) 272-4357
Kids up to 2 years old can be given baby clothing including onesies. Maternity clothes for moms and other stuff is available too.

Zoe Institute - Hands Of Grace Warehouse - Cherokee County
18929 E Bluebird Dr
Park Hill, Oklahoma 74451
(918) 453-9778

Caring Community Friends
12 W Burnham Ave
Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74067
(918) 224-6464
Low income Oklahoma families that can't get help from Sooner Care can try this non-profit. Apply for diapers, formula, clothes, car and SUV seats, health care and medication.

Help In Crisis - Cherokee County
205 N College Ave
Tahlequah, OK 74464
(918) 456-0673
Workshops and services are available as part of HELPING YOU GROW. This assistance programs also gives free infant formula, food, and diapers.

Pregnancy Center Of Tahlequah - Cherokee County
309 S Muskogee Ave
Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74464
Telephone number: (918) 453-9778

Birthright Of Tulsa – Tulsa County
6600 S Yale Ave Ste 1307, Warren Clinic Tower
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136
(918) 481-4884
There are referrals. Other programs include baby as well as maternity clothes, diapers, and other baby stuff.

Emergency Infant Services
There are multiple locations in Tulsa County Oklahoma. They support new parents, including low income single moms and dads, immigrants, and the poor. Programs range from free cloth diapers (there may be sizes newborn – 6 years old), baby furniture, clothes, and more. They also help clients find housing or apply for SNAP food stamps, among other programs. As formula and food is also critical for a newborn.

222 S Houston Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127, dial (918) 582-2469
East Side center is 9910 E 42nd St Ste 100, Pawnee Bldg, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74146, dial (918) 582-2469
District # 1 (STATION 4) is at 524 W 12th St, Tulsa, OK 74119
District #2, 7303 E 15th St., Tulsa, OK 74112
Dstrict 3, Station 18, 4802 S Peoria Ave, Tulsa, OK 74105
2412 N Harvard Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74115, telephone (918) 828-5884
District 5 Station 25, 7419 E 42nd Pl, Tulsa, OK 74145

Harvest House - Rivergate Church – Tulsa County
Office address: 1439 E 71st St
Tulsa, OK 74136
Phone: (918) 884-7667
There may be diapers, pull ups, diapers, and miscellaneous baby items.

Multiple Salvation Army centers
The Christian church charity has many assistance programs, including financial. There are small appliances as well as furniture when available. Other goods include infant clothing, diapers and personal care items. Case managers also help with employment needs as well as benefits, including WIC vouchers. Find more details on Tulsa County Salvation Army programs.

Wagoner Area Neighbors
Location is 100 NW 8th St
Wagoner, Oklahoma 74467
(918) 485-2309
The low cost thrift store and clothing closet has supplies. There are jackets, shoes, maternity clothes, and furniture such as high chairs. Hygiene supplies and diapers are also offered.

The Pregnancy Center - Woodward County
1321 Kansas Avenue
Woodward, OK 73801
Dial (580) 254-2805

Community Health Connection has been recognized by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) as a Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH). We are a key provider of a full range of comprehensive primary and preventive health care for all ages. We accept most private insurance and we serve individuals without insurance, those with Medicaid (SoonerCare), Insure Oklahoma and Medicare. In addition we serve those who do not have a medical home where their language is spoken and vulnerable populations. For languages other than Spanish, a certified language line is used for translation services.

At Community Health Connection we strive to achieve excellence through our organizational commitment to: Service,
Community, Stewardship and Teamwork. By focusing our efforts in these four dimensions we will harness our energies,
reach our potential and achieve excellence.

We are Partners with Other Area Services

Providing personal products, clothing and access to services for men and women in transition from a variety of issues. Could be transitioning from homelessness, addiction or prison.

As you are transitioning, the need for reliable transportation becomes very acute. We can help! The Loving Help Fund can work with you to purchase a vehicle for work, appointments, getting your children to and from school.

We are a one stop shop for getting back on your feet. We are associated with a number of sober living homes, addiction recovery through Celebrate Recovery groups around Tulsa and other support networks.

We specialize in services to individuals who have been released from county jail within the past 90 days.

JusticeLink connects those navigating the criminal legal system in Tulsa, Oklahoma to a full spectrum of community-based services — all under one roof.

Free Friday Groceries
Tulsa: Every Friday 9:30-10:30am
Guts Church,
9120 E Broken Arrow Expressway
Tulsa, OK 74145

What started as a distribution of free groceries, quickly expanded to providing a full church service every Friday morning with worship, a message full of God’s promises and personal ministry. Everyone receives free groceries, frozen meat, dairy, produce, bread, cakes, dry goods and more. Families leave with a cart full of groceries, but most importantly, Friday Groceries is all about helping people win!

Free Auto & Hope Repair Assistance

GutsGarage – Serve single moms, widows and senior citizens in providing basic car maintenance.

Guts Restore – To help serve single moms and veterans with home repairs. Investing provides tools, materials, and safety gear to serve effectively. Our Internship incorporates hands-on ministry experience, classroom instruction, event planning, small group accountability, and guidance under the oversight of the incredible staff of Guts Church.

This program gives you the opportunity to be stretched, tested, and developed as a leader. We have gone to great lengths to create an environment conducive to growth—spiritually, professionally, and personally.

Get the Training You NEed From Our ELDT Registered Schools.
If you are looking for a new career in a growing industry, the commercial trucking sector could be the place for you. Since 1993, more than 50,000 students have graduated from our CDL training program. Learn more about our Entry Level Driver Training program.

The Driver Resource Center Future of Trucking Scholarship will provide financial assistance to one person each quarter to pursue a career as a commercial driver. The truck driving scholarship will be for $1,000 toward tuition at a DRC network school.

The scholarships will be presented quarterly in September, December, March and June. This scholarship is open to anyone living in Missouri, Kentucky, Kansas, Ohio, Texas, Oklahoma, and South Carolina.

Micro Transit operates in specific zones, connecting passengers to fixed routes for complete journeys.

MetroLink Tulsa provides fixed-route bus service throughout the city, connecting riders to key destinations including downtown, major employers, schools, hospitals, shopping centers, and entertainment districts. Whether you’re commuting to work, heading to class, or exploring Tulsa’s vibrant neighborhoods, MetroLink Tulsa offers a dependable, accessible, and convenient way to travel. With clearly marked routes, reliable schedules, and real-time tracking, getting around Tulsa has never been easier.

We advocate for Oklahomans serving excessive prison sentences through free representation for Parole and Commutation, and support community re-entry post incarceration.

The Green Country Workforce Development Board, (GCWDB), is one of six federally funded WIOA,state
certified local workforce development boards, strategically aligned within the State of Oklahoma. The
GCWDB is focused on providing services to participants and businesses in the following counties: Adair,
Cherokee, Creek, McIntosh, Muskogee, Okmulgee, Osage, Pawnee, Sequoyah, Tulsa, and Wagoner. Our
vision is to collectively partner and align resources, training, education and sustainable employment to
improve the lives and well-being of Oklahomans. GCWDB works with local businesses who are focused
on local hiring. The GCWDB Team is working with the State of Oklahoma to meet the six (6) success
factors for effective workforce development of Governor Stitt’s Workforce Transformation Task Force
Report published in April of 2023: 1.) Authority; 2.) Accountability; 3.) Coordination 4.) Information 5.)
Agility; 6.) Durability.

Crisis Services
Crises can’t wait. That’s why we offer multiple crisis treatment access points including 24/7 Mobile Crisis teams, 24/7 Crisis Stabilization Centers/Urgent Recovery Centers, and a 24/7 Crisis Line at 1-800-722-3611. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, please call now.

Crisis services include, but are not limited to, the following. Click to learn more.
Urgent Recovery Centers
Structured Crisis Center
Children’s Mobile Crisis
988 Mobile Crisis Response
Crisis Transport
Family Treatment Center
Family Assessment Centers Addiction Recovery Services
Substance Abuse Urgent Recovery Center
Medically Supervised Detoxification
Residential Treatment for Substance Abuse
Partial Hospitalization Program
Intensive Outpatient/Outpatient
Sober Living
Outreach and Engagement
Other Addiction Services
Relapse Prevention
Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Methamphetamine Dependency (MDT)
Certified Peer Recovery Support Services
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Specialty Services and Programs
While not all our services and programs fall neatly under one of the categories above, they’re all just as transformative and life-changing.

Specialty services and programs include, but are not limited to, the following. Click to learn more.
Law Enforcement Support
Individualized Placement and Support
Housing Support
GRAND Infusion Center - Ketamine
Camp Eagle Rock/Westside

Permanent Supportive Housing
VOA Oklahoma’s Permanent Supportive Housing provides housing and 24/7 intensive case management to people experiencing chronic homelessness. The individuals served are challenged by severe mental illness, substance use disorders and physical disabilities. The program emphasizes case management tailored to connect with available community resources. The goal for each participant is to achieve stable housing, receive medical and behavioral health treatment, life skills training and vocational skills leading to employment. Program serves the Tulsa area.

For Homeless Individuals and Families in Oklahoma. The goal of Oklahoma Homeless Resources is not only to connect homeless to resources and people who want to help with the ways they can, it is to provide a community-centered approach to put an end to homelessness. Oklahoma Homeless Resources is a non-profit website founded and operated by Making The Impact LLC.

It was created to make it easier for the homeless in Oklahoma to find the help they need, while simultaneously helping the non-profit organizations and ministries by helping connect them with those looking to donate and/or volunteer.

Search for nearby therapists or counselors by inputting your city, town, or suburb; or zip code; or a provider’s name into the search bar. From there, you can filter providers by the issues they treat, cost, insurance, gender, and other factors to find providers who are well-suited to your needs. To navigate between locations within the same country, enter a new city or zip code into the search bar.

Learn more about how to find a therapist

Is everyone in the Psychology Today Therapy Directory a licensed therapist?
The Psychology Today directory lists providers who offer legitimate mental health services to the public, including psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, and counselors.

Many have been licensed by the country or state where they practice; providers whose license or primary credential has been verified by Psychology Today are signified by a “Verified” symbol. Some clinicians or organizations provide services for which their state or country does not offer licenses, such as pastoral counseling. They may be selectively included without the “Verified” seal.

Our services promote food security, access to healthcare and equitable opportunities in sports and education for children and youth.

Turley Residential Center for Women is a 289-bed female halfway house located on 40 acres in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Avalon purchased the Turley property in 1997 and completely renovated it in 2002 to provide a quality homelike facility for female offenders. Turley provides a number of female specific programs onsite for job training programs that include training classes for dog grooming which has a 100% job placement rate. Turley has a long list of community programs that come into the facility and offer resume writing, professional clothing for interviews, computer skills classes, food service training classes, assist in finding affordable child care and affordable housing, transportation, medical assistance. Turley also provides a number of counseling programs specific to women and children, family unification, substance abuse, anger management, parenting classes, money management/budgeting and shopping. Turley is accredited by the American Correctional Association. Turley also offers a 30 day / 100 hour cognitive based transitional program that has been highly successful. Inmate Services and Programs
Turley Residential Center offers various programs to help inmates prepare for successful reentry into society, including:

Educational programs
Vocational training
Substance abuse treatment
Life skills classes
Work release programs

The Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative equips families to have healthy births with dignity and reduce maternal health disparities. We envision an Oklahoma in which all people are centered and respected before, during and after pregnancy. Our Community-Based Doula Training Program is the only program of its kind in Oklahoma. It is designed to prepare qualified local applicants to serve their communities. Sessions include:

Practical doula skills:
Labor and delivery support techniques, Prenatal and postpartum health, Supporting lactation and infant feeding and more.
Community-Based Practice:
Combining ancestral wisdom with evidence-based practice, providing culturally-concordant care and deep listening techniques. Discover Queens Village Tulsa!
Become part of our supportive, community-based space, designed by and for Black women, to encourage one another and engage in meaningful activities that nurture, recharge, and empower.

TRIO Educational Opportunity Centers
Being the first in your family to attend college can be intimidating. You belong here. Let us help you start and finish a college degree. We are here to help you go to college. Whether it's TCC or another institution we have services and support to get you started down the path to a college degree.

There are an infinite amount of opportunities in our lives. Everything in our individually unique pasts have prepared us to follow the paths that we choose. We are all capable of moving in a healthy direction in our lives. Our professional staff is available to assist you in your therapeutic life choices.

Tulsa’s Heart For The Homeless. Open doors. Fresh starts. Come as you are to The Merchant Tulsa. The Merchant is a building located in the Pearl District of Tulsa, dedicated to providing hospitality and healing in the Name of Jesus for the poor and homeless. We are a partnership of individuals and ministries, coming together for a common purpose.

We believe that the Father’s nature is to love and care for the poor, and we long to reflect that. We also believe that the Gospel of Jesus alone has the power to transform people from the inside out, and to bring true wholeness and purpose.

At The Market on Pearl, we sell men's, women's and children's clothes, as well as shoes, jewelry, pictures, books, home decor and much more! There are always exciting new things to discover here. Shop today, and help support Tulsa area children!

Changing lives, one person at a time. The mission of Suited For Life, Inc. (SFL) is to use a cognitive-behavioral approach for a wide range of issues including, career readiness, trauma, mental health and other challenges in a trauma-informed setting. We believe that there is a relationship between our thoughts, our feelings, and our behaviors. We offer education, training and counseling to empower and implement a change in a person’s behavior and thinking. Our programs are conducted individually and in groups using evidenced-based materials directly targeting specific issues. It is our hope that people live a life that not only changes them, but future generations.

Finding safe and sober living after incarceration can be a huge barrier.
With no money, no job, and not to mention a felony record, most landlords don’t want to take on this population. Helping a woman find a safe and stable place to sleep is the first step to getting her life back on track.

At She Brews, we provide safe and affordable residential housing and program support for women transitioning out of incarceration across Oklahoma. Our housing program includes group homes, family homes for women reuniting with their children, and graduate homes for women who need extended support.

The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.

We work by referral and reference. Clients are to be referred to us from other agencies and organizations such as state services and non-profits.

There’s a huge difference between a person who has a financial advisor and a person who has a relationship with their financial advisor—one flies, and one soars.

We care for Tulsans through more than 70 comprehensive programs, supporting vulnerable children, strengthening families and offering hope to those battling mental illness, severe mental illness and addiction. We also work to divert individuals from the criminal legal system and provide 24/7 crisis care and stabilization, ensuring safety and support during life’s most challenging moments.

Oklahoma Transitional Housing
We provide an online directory of Transitional Housing programs in Oklahoma.

Click on the website link and choose your city.

Call Toll Free 1-855-860-3119 to speak with a drug or alcohol counselor right now.

OUR MISSION
To facilitate the delivery of donated dental healthcare.

OUR VISION
Expanding dental health, quality of life and improving smiles by:
Providing dental advocacy and guidance to individuals in eastern Oklahoma.

Procuring dental offices as volunteers who aspire to advance dental health and create a positive, personal change for patients.

Providing oral hygiene instruction and products to the community we serve.

Give us a try. No is typically not in our vocabulary. We will do our best to assist. If you are willing to take the steps to transition back in to community, we are too!

Pets Helping People provides training for women with criminal backgrounds and prepares them for careers in the pet care industry.

CJAMM is a non-profit dedicated to breaking generational cycles of prison, addiction, and parental abandonment. Our cornerstone ministry providing spiritual foundation for recovery from addiction and life challenges through biblical principles, prayer support, and faith-centered counseling. Active community engagement programs that extend God’s love beyond our walls through service projects, partnerships with local churches, and community-building initiatives.

Food Security/Hunger reduction, Homeless Prevention, Financial Training plus Emotional and Spiritual Nurture. School Supplies & Thanksgiving Baskets.

Personal Hygiene/ Clothing

Inspired by the need to help community leaders, and pastors learn how to more effectively help people seeking a new life free from addition, homelessness and re-offense, we want Wings of Freedom to help meet specific community and church outreach needs.

Dixie Pebworth's story of transformation from hardcore drug dealer to heart healing pastor has built Wings of Freedom as the #1 most successful sober living programs in the state of Oklahoma. With a vision to transform the lives of thousands, to set them on a path of real success is why Wings of Freedom exists. We strive to provide the help and resources necessary for community and church leaders that want to make a difference.

Whether it’s knowledge, financial support, or networking opportunities, having access to the right resources can significantly enhance one’s journey towards achieving their goals. Empower Nation exists to help guide you to Success! Get assigned a personal Success Agent who is solely focused on guiding you to achieve your multi-year goals.

CityServe Oklahoma Team is ready to respond with household items, furniture, appliances, clothing, and food, delivering HOPE BEYOND THE BOX!

City of Hope Outreach is a ministry in Tulsa, Oklahoma dedicated to serving the local homeless population. Hope City Tulsa is a two year, Christian-based program that offers a healthy community, responsible support, with safe & affordable housing, while developing healthy, long-term relationships, and life skills for men transitioning out of the prison system and successfully relaunching back in today's society.

Disclaimer
At this time, you do not qualify for our program if you possess one of the following two charges;

1. A violent crime conviction

2. A sex offense conviction against a minor under the age of 15 years

At Parkers Hope for Men Reentry Home, we help men take the right steps forward—providing the stability, guidance, and support needed to walk confidently toward a stronger future.

Tribal Healthcare & Employment Opportunities abound. Cherokee Nation Health Services (CNHS) is the largest tribally-operated health care system in the United States. CNHS is a growing multifaceted health care system.

Cherokee Nation Health Services (CNHS) is committed to providing the highest quality of care and the most advanced, effective treatments for our patients. With almost 160 full-time providers and over 2,200 health services employees, CNHS is the gem of the region in continuity of care.

FIND WORK WITH DAILY PAY. 600,000+ people come home from prison every year. With a job and support, they have a chance to succeed. Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) offers individuals returning home from incarceration the ongoing support necessary to build career capital and financial stability. We believe that everyone, regardless of their past, deserves the chance to work toward a stronger future for themselves, their families, and their communities.

Moving forward, please submit any program referrals via www.ceotulsa@ceoworks.org">www.ceotulsa@ceoworks.org. I have also attached new versions of our outreach flyers that include this code for your convenience.

We aim to process all referrals within 48 hours of submission, and we hold orientation at least twice a month!

If you have any questions, please reach out to kkamp@ceoworks.org or iraney@ceoworks.org.

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Free Tax Filing Assistance for Low Income Earners. Job training classes, except for continuing education seminars, require pre-registration. Get your Unarmed Private Security Guard Training, Logistics, and OSHA 10, and Forklift & Advanced Order Picker Training.

Wheels for Work program, which provides a free vehicle (based on resources) for employment reasons. Free cars, trucks, and gasoline vouchers for the vehicle are available. They help residents of the Tulsa OK area get their transportation needs met.

Pantry registration opens 7 days prior. Guests may receive groceries ONCE per calendar month. If there are zero available appointments, please call 918-879-1702 to register.

Free Debt Relief Counseling. One-on-one financial counseling at no cost to all residents. Services are available to anyone regardless of income. Services are available in English, Spanish, Zopau and other languages via Language Line.

The City is embedding financial empowerment programs and policies into City services to improve individual and family financial stability.

Our Overdose Response Team telephone and in person intervention and also offers free Narcan as follows based on availability: In addition to the mobile response, some fire stations have added harm reduction boxes to provide individuals with free and easy access to naloxone, test strips, leave-behind kits, and education pamphlets.

The harm reduction boxes are located at:

Station 5: 102 E. 18th St.
Station 10: 508 E. Pine St.
Station 17: 1351 N. Sheridan Rd.
Station 22: 7303 E. 15th St.