Housing Support
Supportive Housing
Mental Health Association Oklahoma offers safe, decent, and affordable housing. If you have a disability and/or are impacted by mental illness, homelessness, co-occurring disorders and live in the Tulsa or Oklahoma City areas, please get in touch with us by email at info@mhaok.org or by phone at (405) 943-3700 or (918) 585-1213 to find out it you or someone you know qualifies for housing.
Housing Options
Affordable Market-Rate Housing
MHAOK offers housing at affordable market rates for low to moderate-income working households. We also accept housing subsidies to ensure affordability so you and your family can plan for the future. With truly affordable housing, MHAOK is working to stabilize neighborhoods and prevent homelessness.
Permanent Supportive Housing
Altamont and Yale Apartments are owned by MHAOK, allowing those who are affected by mental illness and homelessness to live independently in the Tulsa community with on-site supportive services. Our staff members work one-on-one with our tenants to support their goals, ensuring they remain housed, connect with vital services, and acquire the skills necessary to achieve self-sufficiency and improve their quality of life
ION: Intensive Outreach and Navigation
The Intensive Outreach and Navigation (ION) team provides outreach and supportive services to individuals with serious mental illness in Oklahoma City. The program serves individuals who are frequently and repeatedly admitted to local area mental health crisis centers such as the Oklahoma County Crisis Intervention Center, Griffin Memorial Hospital, and the Oklahoma Crisis Recovery Unit.
ION offers access to housing at apartment complexes throughout Oklahoma City, along with intensive wrap-around case management services to support individuals as they transition toward self-sufficiency.
Transitional Living for Youth
Walker Hall transitional housing is offered to young adults, ages 18 to 24, who have overcome homelessness, have a serious mental illness, and, in some cases, are transitioning out of state custody or foster care. Walker Hall offers a safe and structured environment, enabling participants to follow a daily schedule and work collaboratively to develop daily living skills, foster interpersonal relationships, and engage with their community. Our staff works one-on-one with participants to establish an individualized Housing & Care Plan, set goals based on needs and interests, and identify the steps needed to achieve their goals.
HHYP: Housing to Hope Youth Program
The Housing to Hope Youth Program (HHYP) offers transitional living to youth ages 18-24 who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness. The program offers housing in apartment complexes throughout Oklahoma City in a roommate setting, along with extensive case management and life skills training that enable youth to successfully transition into independent living.
Shelterwell - Eviction Prevention Services
Shelterwell’s programs serve as easy entry points for tenants and landlords in Oklahoma County, ensuring both parties understand their rights and responsibilities and create pathways for productive communication. Through its tenant and landlord education programs, as well as pre-filing and in-court mediation, Shelterwell helps foster communication and create better outcomes for everyone involved.
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