Housing & Emergency Shelter
Oklahoma City
Locally-owned, affordable housing options in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
(918) 382-2474
Housing and supportive services for individuals with serious mental illness in Oklahoma City.
(405) 943-3700
Transitional housing for young adults aged 18–24 who are experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness.
(405) 943-3700
Supportive housing services helping women and families transition from homelessness to stable, permanent homes.
(405) 523-3000
Offering comprehensive support—including shelter, meals, job training, and counseling—for adults experiencing homelessness, addiction, or mental health challenges.
(405) 232-7164
Delivers safe, affordable housing and housing assistance to low-income individuals and families in Oklahoma City.
(405) 239-7551
Provides transitional and permanent housing solutions, as well as low-cost dental services and a WIC clinic.
(405) 236-0413
A one-stop resource hub offering health clinics, veteran services, budgeting assistance, legal aid—and Oklahoma City’s only low-barrier day shelter for people experiencing homelessness.
(405) 415-8410
Provides emergency shelter, meals, job training, and moving assistance for those experiencing homelessness.
(405) 232-2709
Provides food and shelter for the homeless and supportive housing for low-income families.
(405) 609-2400
Community living programs to assist individuals experiencing homelessness and facing mental health issues. Serving Cleveland, Canadian, and Oklahoma County residents.
(405) 634-4400
Emergency youth shelter (open 24 hours, 7 days a week) for children and adolescents (ages 0-17).
(405) 424-0177
Provides overnight emergency shelter, a drop-in center, case management services, and transitional living programs for unhoused or at-risk youth between the ages of 15-24, in a low-barrier, identity-affirming space.
(405) 459-7478
Provides a variety of services for youth including a temporary, emergency youth shelter for children ages 12-17 (Family Junction), a drop-in center and shelter open to youth ages 16-24 who are experiencing homelessness and need to access resources (The Point), tiny homes, and mental health services.
(405) 235-7537
Tulsa
Locally-owned, affordable housing options in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
(918) 382-2474
Supportive housing for individuals experiencing mental illness and homelessness.
(918) 585-1213
Transitional housing for 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.
(405) 585-1213
Offers rapid rehousing services, emergency shelter, medical assistance, and legal aid for individuals experiencing homelessness.
(918) 583-5588
Ministers to those experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness, by offering Christ-centered solutions for Tulsans.
(405) 587-1186
Provides food, clothing, and shelter to individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
(918) 596-5591
A gated, tiny home community specially designed to provide permanent homes and a built-in support system for chronically homeless individuals.
(918) 550-0081
The Center of Hope is the largest capacity Emergency Shelter in the Tulsa community.
(918) 587-7801
Provides housing stability services, mobile outreach, and pop-up shelters for individuals experiencing homelessness.
(918) 204-3593
Operates eight on-site apartments for the economically disadvantaged, the homeless, individuals facing illness or disability, families in crisis, survivors of domestic violence, immigrants and asylum-seekers, and women re-entering society from prison.
(539) 525-0076
Serves women with children who are experiencing situational homelessness, through housing, education, and life-skills training.
(918) 933-5222
Provides shelter, meals, and support to homeless children and their families.
(918) 392-4959
A 91+ bed emergency shelter, allowing survivors of domestic violence to stay safe, away from their abusers, for an average of 30-45 days.
(918) 743-5763
The shelter is open to all youth, ages 12 to 17, who don’t have a safe place to go.
(918) 382-4449
Provides rent assistance for individuals and families who have a recent, sudden loss of income.
(918) 582-5766
Provides publicly-assisted housing comprised of traditional public housing, mixed-finance sites, and housing vouchers.
(918) 582-0021