About

Our History

Mental Health Association Tulsa was originally chartered in 1955 as a Tulsa-area regional affiliate of the National Mental Health Association. Over the years, the Association’s mission grew beyond its original name, Tulsa County Association for Mental Health. In 2014, the Association expanded statewide, opening its first administrative office in Oklahoma City and rebranding itself as Mental Health Association Oklahoma (MHAOK). In 2022, MHAOK once again earned accreditation by the Council on Accreditation, affirming that the highest national standards of best practice and sound credibility were met. Today, MHAOK continues its work of promoting mental health, preventing suicide, ending homelessness and transforming the justice system.

Housing. Healing. Wholeness.

Careers

Serving the people in our community is at the core of our purpose and everything we do at MHAOK. We hope you are as excited as we are to change lives of Oklahomans experiencing mental illness and homelessness.

Donate

Donate today and be an advocate for mental health! Together, we are able to carry out the mission of promoting mental health, preventing suicide, reducing homelessness and transforming the justice system.

Impact Report

View our 2022 Impact Report.

Get in Touch

We are here to help you navigate community resources and mental health services. We can provide you with information and resources related to mental health and homelessness, including how to access services, support programs and more.