Agency Listings
The Student Accessibility and Support office at Oklahoma City Community College maintains the Community Resource Guide as a reference tool. SAS conducts an annual check of agency listings and contacts.
Categories include Basic Needs, Domestic Violence, Education, Employment Services, Food/Clothing, Health, International, Legal, Mental Health, Pregnancy/Infant/Child, and Substance Abuse.
Consumers should use independent judgment and request references when considering any resource listed in this Community Resource Guide. If any discrepancies are noticed with agency listings or any other questions or concerns, please contact the Office of Student Accessibility and Support at (405) 682-7520 or via email.
Basic Needs
Adventist Community Services | (405) 721-6110 | 4735 NW 63rd St. Oklahoma City | Provides assistance for needy individuals and families that includes clothing, food, bedding, and other items. |
| CAREFOROKC Ministry of First Baptist Chuch of OKC | (405) 232-42505 | 1201 N. Robinson Ave., Oklahoma City | Provides food and clothing. |
| City Rescue Mission | (405) 232-2709 www.cityresue.org | 800 W. California Ave., Oklahoma City | Emergency shelter for men, women, and families; personalized case management; food and shelter; clothing and hygiene; substance abuse and trauma recovery; access to mental health care; medical and dental health services. |
Jesus House | (405) 232-7164 www.jesushouseokc.org | 1335 W. Sheridan Ave., Oklahoma City | Clothing for men and women, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday. Meals provided daily to the public, seven days a week at 4 p.m. Food baskets every Wednesday starting at 8 a.m. Provides a recovery program for addiction. |
| Salvation Army Central Oklahoma | (405) 246-1100 http://salvationarmyokcac.org | 1001 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Oklahoma City | Emergency financial assistance; transitional housing; emergency shelter for men, women, and families; free meals; transportation; senior programs; Boys and Girls Club program; disaster programs. |
| Skyline Urban Ministries | (405) 632-2644 www.okcskyline.org | 500 SE 15th St., Oklahoma City | Provides a pantry where people can choose the food they want. A mobile pantry goes to different places in OKC to help people who don’t have a nearby store. The mobile pantry gives out groceries, clothes, blankets, soap, etc. Skyline’s Style Shop offers affordable secondhand clothing. |
| Suited for Success | (405) 521-1089 www.suitedforsuccessokc.com | 4557 NW 23rd St., Oklahoma City | Clothing for job interviews only. Referral by social service agency. Suited for Success is to help women achieve self-sufficiency by providing professional clothing and career development services. Services available to clients at no charge. |
| Sharing Tree | (405) 634-2006 https://sharingtreeok.org | 825 NW 24th St., Moore | Provides families and individuals the opportunity to shop for clothing and other items from the community store. Clothing, household items, toiletries and more are available for families experiencing total loss due to fire, tornado or similar disaster. |
| The Urban Mission | (405) 946-1556 http://urbanmissionokc.org | 3737 N. Portland Ave., Oklahoma City   | Food resource center provides fresh produce, frozen meat, canned goods and hygiene products. SPARK program supports arts and reading for children. Provides low-income students with school supplies. Mission Marketplace thrift store. |
| Neighborhood Services Organization | (405) 236-0413 www.nsookc.org | 431 SW 11th St., Oklahoma City | Provides housing programs, rental assistance, dental clinic, and life skills. |
| Community Service Center | (405) 236-5956 www.christianservicecenter.net | 115 SW 24th St., OKC, OK 73109 | Clothes, household items, food services, furniture waiting list |
| First Baptist Church of Moore (Care Center) | (405) 793-2600 www.firstmoore.com | 301 NE 27th St., Moore, OK 73160 | Food and clothing |
| Goodwill Industries | (405) 236-4451 www.okgoodwill.org | 316 S. Blackwelder Ave., Oklahoma City, OKÂ 73108 | Clothing stores (several locations), career development and job training program designed to serve individuals with disabilities, works with Development Disabilities Services Division, the Deptartment of Rehabilitation Services, and other community providers |
| Love Link Ministries | (405) 239-6219 | 1122 Linwood Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 | Food pantry, clothing thrift store |
| OCCC Clothes Closet | (405) 682-7860 | OCCC Main Building 2J5 | Free clothes for OCCC students |
| Embark | (405) 235-7433 www.embarkok.com | 300 SW Seventh St., Oklahoma City | Monthly pass $50 (reduced fare: $25), can be bought in the bookstore. Students receive a 30% discount on a 30-day pass ($35). Student ID must be shown to purchase. |
| Embark PLUS (accessibility) | (405) 235-7587 | 300 SW Seventh St., Oklahoma City | All Embark buses meet ADA requirements and other features to accommodate riders with disabilities. |
| Medride Assisted Transportation | (405) 685-8267 | 4225 SW 44th St., Oklahoma City | Non-emergency transfer for wheelchairs and stretcher patients to doctor’s appointments. Available 24 hours, seven days a week. Call 24 hours in advance for transport. Private pay. |
| Sooner Ride (OHCA) | 1-877-404-4500Â TDD 1-800-722-0353 https://oklahoma.gov /ohca/individuals/soonerride.html | Â | Call three business days before needing a ride. Not for emergency care. Helps people get to and from SoonerCare appointments. |
| Upward Transitions | (405) 232-5507 www.upwardtransition.org | 1134 W. Main St., OKC | Serves those who are homeless and on the verge of becoming homeless by providing case management and stabilizing resources to meet basic and social needs. |
| Oklahoma Citizens Advocates for Recovery and Transformation Association (OCARTA) | Office: (866) 848-7555 OCARTAÂ Crisis Line: (405) 812-4580 OCARTA Friend Line: (405) 436-4083 | 2701 NW 39th Expressway Oklahoma City, OK 73112 | We Care is a program for women or women with children who may need access to support resources, pre- and post-natal care, and housing for those at risk of homelessness or are homeless. Sister to Sister assists women with children with guidance and goal-setting. A Wellness Hub provides mentoring and offers a place for those in recovery to drop in for peer support services, volunteering or community service sign-up. |
| Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center | (405) 236-3677 | 2041 NW Seventh St. Oklahoma City | Support for adults, chidren and families: for info, visit satruck.org. Support for adults: adult rehabilitation, Veteran Affairs services, prison ministries, elderly services, combating human trafficking, missing persons. Children and families: hunger relief, housing and homeless services, Christmas assistance, youth camps and recreation, Kroc Centers providing a variety of social services, programs and facilities to help individuals and families in need. International: Sponsorship, World Service Office. Disaster relief: Emergency disaster services. More services available at: https://www.salvationarmyusa.org. |
| Bethel Foundation USA | bethalfoundation.org | 13003 N. Western Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73114 | Open Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.-4p.m., closed Friday-Sunday. Food program, clothing, household goods, and baby supply — must put an order in to request an item, Must be registered with bethel: https://www.bethelfoundation.org/get-assistance. |
| Tinker Airmen and Family Readiness Center | (405) 739-2747 | 6001 Arnold St., Oklahoma City, OK 73145 | Information referral and follow-up. Coordination and consultation with other bases and civilian agencies to strengthen base policies and program, all in effort to benefit military members and their families |
| City Care Inc. | (405) 652-1112 Info@citycareokc.org | 6001 N. Classen Blvd., Building 5, Oklahoma City, OK 73118 | Supportive Housing 2400 General Pershing Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73107 Night Shelter 532 N. Villa Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73107 (See also: Whiz Kids) |
| Homeless Alliance | (405) 415-8410 | 1724 NW Fourth St., 2401 NW 23rd St, Suite 74 | Housing programs, campus/resource center, day shelter, winter shelter, curbside chronicle, curbside flowers, community collaboration |
| Compassionate Sharing Inc. | (405) 354-9591 Designation Code: 7917 | 119 S. Sixth St., Yukon, OK 73099 | Provides food, clothing, small household items, limited rental and utility assistance to Yukon residents, and transportation to increase the mobility of the elderly and residents with disabilities in Yukon |
| Housing and Urban Development | (405) 609-8400 (800) 347-3735 | 301 NW Sixth St., Suite 200, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 | Planning and development housing, public and Indian housing, fair housing and equal opportunity, policy development and research, field policy and management, government national mortgage association, lead hazard control and healthy homes programs |
| Oklahoma City Housing Authority | Fax: (405) 235-4520 (405) 239-7551 Mailing: 1700 NE Fourth St. Oklahoma City, OK 73117 okcha@ochanet.org | 1800 NE Fourth St., Oklahoma City, OK 73117 | Transforming lives through a place to home and provides equal housing opportunities |
| Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency | Mailing: P.O. Box 26720 Oklahoma City, OK 73126-0720 (405) 848-1144 Housing Choice Voucher: (405) 842-2471 Homeownership: (405) 419-8207 Assitance Fund: (405) 419-8202 Housing Development: (405) 419-8261 | 100 NW 63rd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73116 | Provides housing resources with an eagerness to serve homebuyers, lenders/real estate agents, rental assistance, developer financing |
| Food & Shelter Inc. | info@foodandshelterinc.org (405) 360-4954 | 201 Reed Ave., Norman, OK 73071 | Feed people who are hungry and help people who are homeless make their way back home. Dining room service, the share center, day shelter, emergency shelter, re-housing, permanent supportive housing, prevention assistance. |
| Grace Rescue Mission | (405) 232-5756 | 2205 Exchange Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 | Shelters, primitive tent camping, assistance referrals, emergency rental assistance, mental health resources, alcohol and drug addiction recovery resources. |
| OKCPD Homeless Outreach Team (HOT) | (405) 297-2535 okc.gov/action action.center@okc.gov | Â | HOT works with homeless individuals, linking them with valuable social services to improve their living conditions, thereby improving public safety. Â |
| SISU | (405) 459-7478 contact@sisuyouth.org | 2129 NW 30th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73112 | Shelter, drop-in resource center, quest transitional living program, rapid rehousing program, host homes, case management, education, and life skills and enrichment. |
| Transition House Inc. | (405) 360-7926 transitionhouse@thouse.org | 700 Asp Ave., #2, Norman, OK 73069 | Transitional living program, community outreach program, housing options, and employment resources. |
| WestTown Homeless Resource and Day Center | (405) 415-8410 day shelter hours: 6:30 a.m.-4 p.m. winter shelter: 4-7 p.m. (Nov. 1-March 31) | 1724 NW Fourth St. Oklahoma City, OK 73106 | Housing programs, campus resource center, day shelter, winter shelter, Curbside Chronicle, Curbside Flowers, community collaboration, street outreach, fresh start |
| Cross and Crown Mission | (405) 232-7696 | 1008 N. McKinley Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 | Clothing store, food pantry, and spiritual support |
| Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma Inc. | (888) 534-5243 oklaw.org oklegalconnect.org | 3800 N. Classen Blvd., Suite 230, Oklahoma City, OK 73118 | Housing help, health and medical, reentry programs, seniors, low-income taxpayer clinic, Oklahoma Office of Family Representation, agriculture worker program, OKDHS child welfare, community action agency, VOCA (victims of crime) |
| Among Friends | (405) 361-5529 https://amongfriendsok.org/ | 1185 E. Main St., Building F, Norman, Oklahoma 73071 | Among Friends Activity Center is a nonprofit organization that provides a safe place for adults with disabilities to have fun, learn, and develop lifelong friendships. Among Friends offers socialization, learning, and recreation activities to its members. |
| Welcome Home | (405) 692-1800 https://welcomehomeadc.com/ | 11720 S. Western Ave., Suite A, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 | To provide quality and professional care for seniors and young adults who cannot safely be left alone, who need structured socialization and activities, or whose caregivers need relief with balancing careers, lifestyles, and families. |
| Housing and Homeless Prevention Services | 211 https://heartline.ok.networkofcare. org/211/content.aspx?cid=14265 |  | HeartLine collaborates closely with the city of Oklahoma City to assess individuals who are experiencing homelessness and |
Domestic Violence
| YWCAOklahoma City | (405) 948-1770 24-hour DmV Hotline: (405) 917-9922 | 2460 NW 39th St., OKC | Provider of crisis services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking in Oklahoma County. Crisis services includes any immediate help to individuals experiencing an event producing emotional, mental, physical and behavioral distress. |
| Oklahoma Office of Attorney General | OKC: (405) 521-3921 Tulsa: (918) 581-2885 | 313 NE 21st St. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 | Hours Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p,m, (except for state holidays or inclement weather). Resources: FVPSA Underserved Grant program, Oklahoma Telemarketer Restriction Act Consumer Registry, Sex Offender Registry, contracts for legal services. |
| SafeLine | 1-800-522-SAFE (7233) Free and confidential 24/7 hotline. | Hotline | Help anyone who has experienced sexual assault, stalking, relationship violence. |
| Women’s Resource Center — Norman | Crisis Line: (405) 701-5540 Community Service: (405) 310-3131 Business: (405) 364-9424 | 222 E. Eufaula St., Suite 125, Norman, OK 73069 | Programs and services: domestic violence services, sexual violence services, community services, counseling, advocacy, and crisis intervention services. |
Education
| United Urban Indian Council | (405) 778-6805 www.uuic.org   | 7203 S. Western Ave., Oklahoma City | Serves eligible American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians residing in Oklahoma County. Provides vocational training and job search assistance. GED classes offered for individuals age 18 and older. |
| Native American Student Services | (405) 587-0355 | 1701 Exchange Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 | Indian Education 506 form, calculator form, class-related form. Provides Indigenous Voices Youth Council, Miss Native American OKCPS, Resonative Dance Troupe, Native American Clubs, Scholarships, College and Career Guide |
| Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Services | (405) 744-5398 | To find an office near you, visit. https://extension.okstate.edu/county. | With the goal of improving the lives of Oklahomans, OCES offers a variety of educational programs. To learn more, visit https://extension.okstate.edu/programs. OSU Extension programs are brought to you by a statewide network of experts, offering educational information and experiences related to human and animal health, 4-H Youth Development, community and rural development, and other topics. Some programs are available only in certain counties based on need and available resources. |
| Urban League of Greater OKC | (405) 424-5243 Fax: (405) 424-3382 urbanleague@urbanleagueok.org | 3900 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73111 Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5p.m. | Assists African Americans, other minorities, and the poor to achieve social and economic equality. Education and family development; workforce and career development; housing and financial literacy; community convening and social justice; small business/ entrepreneurs. |
| Whiz Kids | (405) 214-9441 info@whizkidsokc.org Mailing: P.O. Box 18103, Oklahoma City, OK 73154 | 6001 N. Classen Blvd., Building 5, Oklahoma City, OK 73118 | Serving the whole child: academically, emotionally, spiritually, and physically. Volunteer tutoring and mentoring program for students primarily in first through fifth grade. |
| Opportunities Industrialization Center | (405) 235-2651 Fax: (405) 235-2653 Info@oiokc.org Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. | 3033 N. Walnut Ave., Building East, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 | Inspire and motivate adult learners through academic and career education. Business academy, computer training, JUMP Academy, health literacy, high school diploma prep classes, TANF literacy. |
| Work Ready Oklahoma | (405) 418-3919 | 3 E. Main St., Oklahoma City, OK 73104 | Help finding a job through training, one-on-one training, job leads, job fairs, workshops, and connections. |
| Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Central Oklahoma | (405) 789-2227 (800) 364-2227 | 3230 N. Rockwell Ave., Bethany, OK 73008 and 317 W. Cherokee, Suite 4, Enid, OK 73701 | Credit counseling services, debt management plan, housing, education, and bankruptcy briefings. |
| Oklahoma Money Matters | (800) 970-6566 | 655 Research Parkway, Suite 200, Oklahoma City, 73104 | Publication and resources, guides, self-paced learning modules, budgeting, saving and banking, auto loans, money management for college students, transition to independence, |
| NAACP Oklahoma City | (405) 427-8000 (405) 633-1053 naacpoklahoma@gmail.com | 2001 N. Martin Luther King Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73111 | Offers scholarships, grants, internships, trainings and workshops, and voter guides |
| Down Syndrome Association of Oklahoma | (405) 600-9981 https://www.dsaco.org/ | 521 W. Wilshire Blvd., Suite 130, Oklahoma City | DSACO envisions communities where everyone — including those with disabilities — is accepted, included, empowered and given the opportunity and choice to create their own happiness and path to success. We do this through a variety of family-oriented events, education workshops and community awareness campaigns. |
| Sunbeam Family Services | (405) 528-7721 | 1100 NW 14th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73106 | Early care and education, early head start home visitation program, help becoming a foster parent, mental health, grandparents raising grandchildren, parenting pathways, infant and maternal health support. |
Employment ServicesÂ
Oklahoma Department of Rehabiliation Services — American Indian Vocational Rehabilitation Program | (800) 845-8476 | 3535 NW 58th St., Oklahoma City | Vocational, medical and psychological evaluations; vocational guidance and counseling; rehabilitation devices and equipment; job placement. Need to have proof of citizenship from state or federally recognized tribe and reside within area served by participating tribe. |
| Carl Albert State College Assessment Services | (405) 942-2180 www.carlalbert.edu | 3180 W. Britton Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73120 | Provides educational, vocational, vision screening and learning disability assessments, with client advocate services for those determined to have a potential learning disability, to TANF required registrants. |
| Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma | (405) 262-0345, ext. 27490 | 100 Redmoon Circle, Concho, Oklahoma 73022 | Job placement, vocational training. |
| Counseling Solutions and Interventions | (405) 601-6710 www.csandiokc.com | 1330 N. Classen Blvd., Ste. 214, OKC,OK 73106 | Services include grief counseling; anger management; group, individual and family counseling; psychosocial rehabilitation; parenting classes; prevention programs; crisis intervention; vocational assessment; career counseling; job development and placement. |
| Family Self-Sufficiency Program — Oklahoma City Housing Authority | (405) 605-3279 https://www.ochanet.org/leased_housing /participant_assistance_programs.php | 1800 NE Fourth St., Oklahoma City, OK 73117 | The FSS program is for those who are unemployed or already employed but want to increase their income and who are willing to commit to changing their lives. Each FSS participant creates a five-year plan that includes employment goals and identifies training or educational needs. FSS staff will work with the household to identify, locate, and arrange for the services they need to accomplish these goals. Services might include child care, education, transportation, personal development, job resumes, job training and placement. |
Food/Clothing
| First Baptist Church of Bethany | (405) 789-3312 http://fbcbethany.com | 3800 Mueller, Bethany | Food pantry open on Wednesdays. Neighborhood Clothing Room open first Thursday of each month. |
Health
| Indian Health Services (Oklahoma City Indian Clinic) | (405) 948-4900 www.okcic.com | 4913 W. Reno Ave., Oklahoma City | Health care services for young adults to geriatrics. Pediatrics, optometry, dental, behavioral health. |
| Latino Community Development Agency | (405) 236-0701 www.lcdaok.com | 420 SW 10th St., Oklahoma City | Counseling, parenting groups, home visits for Spanish-speaking clients, home-based parenting skills training, services targeted at Latino population, free immunization, Hispanic women’s clinic, free mammograms for women, nutrition class, mentoring program. Provides information to the Latino community about services, opportunities, etc. Certified domestic violence and sexual assault program (OKC metro), lifelong career and technical training, and personal activities. |
| D-Dent Program | (800) 522-9510/(405) 424-8092 www.d-dent.org | 3000 United Founders Blvd., Suite 131, Oklahoma City | Matches applicants with volunteer dental professionals who see patients in their own clinics. |
| Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center | (405) 769-3301 | 12716 NE 36th St., Oklahoma City | Provides family health, women’s health, children’s health, men’s health, mental health. |
| MobileSmiles Oklahoma | (405) 241-1299 | 317 NE 13th St., Oklahoma City | Visits sites throughout the state seeing patients without dental insurance, low-income, lacking in ability to get to a dentist and in underserved regions. |
| Shepherd Center | (405) 425-4384, option 1 | 2401 NW 23rd St., Suite 2G, Oklahoma City, OK 73107 | Â |
| Women, Infant, and Children (WIC) Hotline | 1-888-OKLAWIC (1-888-655-2942) | Visit https://occhd.org/wic/ to find a location near you. | WIC provides nutritious foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and immunizations (at some clinics). Food benefits are issued for each client. Both fathers and mothers can receive and spend the benefits for their children. Foster parents and all other parents of lower income can apply. |
| Oklahoma City-County Health Department | North Clinic: (405) 419-4200 South Clinic: (405) 419-4119 South Annex: (405) 425-4433 WIC NE: (405) 425-4398 WIC S: (405) 425-4384 WIC E: (405) 419-4116 WIC W: (405) 419-4182 WIC Hefner: (405) 419-4065 WIC Shepherd Center: (405) 425-4384 | North Clinic: 2700 NE 63rd St., WIC NE: 2600 NE 63rd St., | Clinical services (immunizations, STI and TB testing, family health, and more); population health; food safety; environmental health; emergency preparedness; epidemiology; Women, Infants, and Children program aka WIC (nutrition counseling, breastfeeding support, and supplemental nutrition for women, infants, and children). |
| Crossing Community Clinic | Midtown: (405) 232-8631, appointment required North Penn: (405) 749-0800 | Midtown: 222 NW 12th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73103 North Penn: 10255 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73103 | Midtown: pharmacy hours Monday-Tuesday 10 a.m.-noon, 2-5:30 p.m.; Wednesday 10 a.m.-noon, 2-4:30 p.m. North Penn: clinic hours Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Tuesday and Friday 9 a.m.-noon;  medication room hours (where you pick up medication) Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Tuesday 9 a.m.-noon. For help with food, rent, utilities and more, call 211.  Health insurance options, mental health care, medication access, medical bill assistance, substance use treatment, women’s and reproductive health. |
| Integris Community Clinic | https://integrishealth.org/about-integris/serving-our-community/outreach-programs/integris-community-clinic | 1201 NW 10th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 | The clinic operates three evenings per month, the second and fourth Mondays for appointments with practitioners. |
| Insure Oklahoma | Helpline: (888) 365-3742 (800) 522-0114 (405) 522-6205 | Oklahoma Health Care Authority 4345 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73105 | Purchase state and federally funded health care in the most efficient and comprehensive manner possible and to study and recommend strategies for optimizing the accessibility and quality of health care. |
| Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) | (405) 522-7300 | 4345 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73105 | Administers SoonerCare and Medicaid. Medicaid is a state/ federal program that pays for medical services for low income pregnant women, children, people who are elderly or have a disability, parents, and women with breast or cervical cancer. |
| Hope Home Baptist Children’s Home | (405) 363-6242 https://www.obhc.org/ | 300 Johnny Bench Drive, Suite 450, Oklahoma City, OK 73104 | Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children (OBHC) has a variety of services across the state, from child placement services to programs for single-mother families, unplanned pregnancies and foster care training. |
| Variety Care | (405) 632-6688 https://varietycare.org/ | https://varietycare.org/locations | Variety Care is focused on solving many problems facing those in our community who might otherwise not be able to access regular, routine medical care. Â |
| ABLE — Counsel for Developmental Disabilities | (405) 329-3922 https://okable.org | 300 N. Crawford Ave., Norman, OK 73069 | ABLE is a nonprofit, community-based organization that supports adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities. ABLE provides access to independent daily living assistance, group home facilities, vocational training, day-activity programs, on-the-job support, and community service activities. |
| Kings Klinic | (405) 848-4005 | 921 W. Britton Rd., Oklahoma City, OKÂ 73114 | Serves as a primary care facility and pharmacy for those with chronic illness. Open Monday-Thursday on second or fourth week of each month. |
| Oklahoma Dental Association — Dentist Listing for Patients with Special Needs | (405) 848-8873 | 317 NE 13th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73104 | Free and low-cost dental clinics; infection control; tools for teaching. Open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. |
| Rose State College — Dental Hygiene Program | (405) 733-7673 | 6420 SE 15th St., Midwest City, OK 73110 | Dental hygiene https://rose.edu/about/communitt-outreach/dental-hygiene-clinic/ |
| OU Physicians Hospital | (405) 271-4700 | 700 NE 13th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73104 | OUhealth.com Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Adult services, cancer care services, diabetes services, geriatric services, pediatric services. |
| Baptist Mission Center | (405) 235-6162 | 2125 Exchange Ave., Oklahoma City | Ministries provided: Medical clinic for uninsured, pharmacy for BMC patients, food pantry. |
International
| Hispanic American Mission Inc. | (405) 272-0890 Fax: (405) 232-2448 | 1836 NW Third St., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 | Supporting nonprofits and pro bonos with immigration legal resources |
Legal
| Hispanic American Mission | (405) 272-0890 | 1836 NW Third St., Oklahoma City | Accredited by the Department of Justice to assist with immigration matters, citizenship, resident card renewal, DACA renewal, TPS, work permits, etc. |
| Oklahoma City Court Public Defender | (405) 713-1550 | 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave., #611, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 | Provides legal representation to individuals in Oklahoma who are charged with all sorts of crimes (felonies, misdemeanors, juveniles, appeals, civil lawsuits). |
| Oklahoma County District Attorney Victim Services | (405) 297-3422 Homicide survivor support group — (405) 733-0485 https://www.okc.gov/departments/police/victim-services-program | 700 Colcord Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 | The Victim Services Program works with individuals whose lives have been impacted by crime and strives to help victims feel safe, supported, and informed. |
| Oklahoma Indian Legal Services | (405) 943-6457 OILS@OilsOnline.org https://oilsonline.org/ | 4200 Perimeter Center Dr., Suite 222, Oklahoma City, OK 73112 | Oklahoma Indian Legal Services supports the Oklahoma Native community by providing free legal representation to tribal members on a variety of cases. |
| OU Legal Clinic | (405) 325-3702 https://law.ou.edu/jd/academics/experiential-learning/clinics | 300 W. Timberdell Rd., Norman, OK 73072 | Through the OU College of Law Civil Clinic and Criminal Defense Clinic, students represent clients from Cleveland and McClain counties who would not otherwise be able to afford counsel. |
| Crime Victims Compensation Program | (405) 264-5006 https://www.okvictimscomp.com/ | 421 NW 13th St., Suite 290, Oklahoma City, OK 73103 | The purpose of the Crime Victims Compensation Act is to provide a method of compensation for victims of violent crime. All funds come from federal and state offenders through fines and penalty assessments. An arrest of the offender does not have to take place in order to be eligible to file a claim; however, the victim and/or claimant is expected to fully cooperate in the apprehension, investigation, and prosecution of the perpetrator. |
Mental Health
| Turning Point Treatment Center | (405) 227-3757 (call about hours) | 8516 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 | turningpointokc.com/index.html Find a counselor by filling out new client forms. |
| P.R.I.D.E Support Groups | (405) 515-1000 Voicemail: (405) 515-3520 Pastoral care: (405) 307-1023 | 3300 Healthplex Parkway, Norman, OK 73072 | P.R.I.D.E. is an intervention team composed of Norman Regional Health System nurses, chaplains, and social workers. This team is available to families who have experienced miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth or neonatal death and grief process support. The goal is to reach grieving families at all stages in their grief, whether it is at the time of loss or in the years following. |
| Hope Community Services | (405) 634-4400 Crisis: (405) 226-6200 Fax: (405) 632-1976 hope@hopecsi.org | 6100 S. Walker Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73139 Hope Hall: 8125 S. Walker Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73139 Rhode-Edward’s Center: 416 SW 79th St., Oklahoma City, OK | Therapy, rehabilitation, and housing for adults. Therapy, groups, housing support, family support services, behavioral health aids, Saturday clinics, and family therapy for children. |
| Youth Crisis Mobile Response |  1-833-885-2273 https://heartline.ok.networkofcare.org /211/content.aspx?cid=14266 |  | Available 24/7 to engage in conversations, no matter how significant or minor the issue may seem. Have the capacity to connect young people — children, teenagers, or young adults — with local mental health professionals who can visit their homes within a time frame of one to 24 hours. |
| 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline | 988 https://heartline.ok.networkofcare.org /211/content.aspx?cid=14263 |  | The 988 Suicide and Crisis Line operates 24/7 nationwide, offering confidential assistance to individuals grappling with thoughts of suicide or  mental health-related distress. When you call, text, or chat with 988, you’ll be connected to mental health professionals within the Lifeline Network. These trained crisis counselors can guide you through any mental health crisis you or someone you know may be experiencing. 988 is accessible to non-English speakers and individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. |
| Sunbeam Family Services | (405) 528-7721 | 1100 NW 14th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 | Early care and education, early head-start home visitation program, help becoming a foster parent, mental health, grandparents raising grandchildren, parenting pathways, infant and maternal health support. |
| Cleveland County Health Department | Norman: (405) 321-4048 Moore: (405) 794-1591 | Norman: 250 12th Ave NE, Norman, OK 73071 Moore: 424 S. Eastern Ave., Moore, OK 73160 | Birth and death certificates; children and family health; cancer screening; licensing and inspections; personal health; emergency preparedness and response services (EPRS). |
| Edmond Family Counseling | (405) 341-3554 | 1251 N. Broadway, Edmond, OK 73034 | Depression therapy, anxiety therapy, emotional behavioral issues therapy |
| Integris Mental Health Center | OKC: (405) 604-3170 Spencer: (405) 427-2441 | OKC: 5100 N. Brookline, Suite 900. Oklahoma City, OK 73112 Spencer: 2601 N. Spencer Rd., Spencer, OK 73084 | OKC: senior mental health, child and adolescent mental health, adolescent medicine, pediatrics, come care, senior health, amputee rehabilitation, stroke rehabilitation, stroke medicine Spencer: helps people with depression, biopolar disorder and postpartum depression, anxiety, panic attacks, obsssive-compulsiv disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, schizophrenia, hallucinations, delusions, grief issues, substance-related issues, medication adjustments |
| Logan Community Services | (405) 282-5524 | 4710 S. Division St., Guthrie, OK 73044 | Counseling, emergency youth shelter, drug and alcohol treatment. |
| Mid-Del Youth and Family Center | Del City: 2840 Linda Lane, Del City, OK 73115 Midwest City: 8121 National Ave., Suite 401, Midwest City, OK 73110 | (405) 733-5437 Email: info@mid-delyouth.org | Behavioral health outpatient services, emergency residential services, prevention and education services, counseling, emergency children’s shelter |
| Moore Youth and Family Services | (405) 799-3379 | 624 NW Fifth St., Moore, OK 73160 | Anti-bullying program (Bull-Quit); employment readiness; independent living; youth learning lab and service center; behavioral health counseling; Positive Adolescent Social Skills program (P.A.S.S.); school-based services; substance use disorder counseling serivces; victims of crime assistance; Moore alternative school and Treament (MAST); Project Moore Hope (available for those affected by the May 20, 2013 tornado); Community At-risk Services (CARS) Inter program; life transitions; Parent Perfect. |
| Youth and Family Services of El Reno | (405) 262-6555 | 7565 E. Highway 66, El Reno, OK 73036 | Counseling, foster care, children’s emergency shelter, independent living. |
| Al-Anon Family Groups | (405) 767-9071 | Edgewater Building 3, 3801 NW 63rd St., Suite 137 | Provides help and hope for families and friends with alcohol problems. Find a meeting or an Al-Anon office near you: https://www.okcalanon.com. |
| Alcohol Training and Education | (405) 943-7483 | 526 E. Memorial Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73114 | Provides state-certified ADSAC assessment and 10- to 24-hour DUI classes; helplines. |
| Catalyst Behavioral Services Community House Residential Program | For info about programs: (405) 232-9804 Admissions into treatment: (405) 230-1131 Direct line to residential program: (405) 230-1138 Oklahoma City Outpatient Services: Direct line: (405) 230-1154 UA hotline: (405) 552-2621 Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT): (405) 230-1154 Address: 3033 N. Walnut Ave., West Building, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Enid Residential Program direct line: (405) 230-1160 Lawton Residential Program direct line: (580) 357-8114 Catalyst Sober Living Recovery Residence (Lawton) Phone: (580) 357-8114 Crisis and Emergency Care Oklahoma County Crisis Intervention Center (OCCIC): For Crisis, (405) 522-8100 or (800) 522-9054 Disaster Distress Hotline: (800) 985-5990 Gambling Hotline: (800) 522-4700 Suicide Prevention: (800) 273-TALK (8255) Tobacco Helpline: (800) QUIT-NOW (784-8669) Reach out Hotline: (800) 522-9054 | Community House Residential Program: 1501 NE 11th St., Oklahoma City OK 73117 Catalyst South Residential Program: 301 W. I-240 Service Road, Oklahoma City, OK 73139Â Outpatient: 3033 N. Walnut Ave., West Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105 Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT): 3033 N. Walnut Ave., West Building, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Enid Residential Program: 1820 S. Van Buren St., Enid, OK 73703 Lawton Residential Program: Physical Address: 1202 SW A Ave., Lawton, OK, 73501; Mailing Address: Â 1114 SW A Ave., Lawton, OK, 73501 Crisis and Emergency Care Oklahoma County Crisis Intervention Center (OCCIC): 1200 NE 13th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73152 | Community House and Catalyst South Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Services: Provides care for those dealing with addiction. Additional outpatient services include individual therapy group rehabilitation. peer recovery support services, case management, residential services, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), sober living (recovery residence) Outpatient service hours: 8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Monday-Friday Enid Fesidential Program hours: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday Lawton Residential Program Hours: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday |
| Cope Inc. | (480) 528-8686 (Support Team) (405) 528-8686 | 2701 N. Oklahoma Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73105 | Hours Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. okcopeinc.org Cope Intensive Outpatient program, Batters Intervention program. Provides Oklahoma Fatherhood Program, family skills development, DUI 10- and 24-hour assessment; helps children cope with divorce; mental/substance abuse assessment; GED/Adult education; AOD abuse screening. |
| Firststep Men’s Recovery | Men’s Firstep: (405) 799-7540 Corporate Office: (405) 232-1864 | 11601 W. Stanley Draper Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73165 | Monday-Saturday 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. okcmetroalliance.com/contact-us/ Services: First step is a long-term residential recovery program offering recovery from drug and alcohol. Residents are linked with intensive outpatient services and a licensed therapist based on individual need. |
| Firststep Women’s Recovery | (405) 794-2834 | 12511 S. Sooner Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73165 | Monday-Saturday 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. okcmetroalliance.com Services: First step is a long-term residential recovery program offering recovery from drug and alcohol. Residents are linked with intensive outpatient services and a licensed therapist based on individual need. |
| Secondhand Smoke | (866) 665-9247 www.ok.gov/breatheeasyok/ | 1000 NE 10th St., Oklahoma City | Tobacco use prevention information on Oklahoma smoking laws, reports violations of smoking laws, information on health concerns regarding secondhand smoke. |
| A Chance to Change Foundation | (405) 840-9000 www.achancetochange.org | 2113 W. Britton Rd., The Village | Offers assistance with mental health, substance abuse, problem gambling, sex addiction, and other behavioral addictions. Counselors available. Assistance with family and marital issues. Accepts private insurance, Medicade, and offeres a sliding scale fee based on household income (sliding scale is for substance and mental abuse only). |
| Alcoholics Rehabilitation Center | (405) 236-4148 | 436 NW 12th St., Oklahoma City | Provides temporary rehabilitation housing for men who are alcoholics. Reside two men to a room. $100/week. Provides on-site AA meetings. Must attend 30 meetings in 30 days, mandatory attendance of two in-house meetings weekly. Random UAs are conducted. |
| alcoholscreening.org |  | http://www.alcoholscreening.org | Free screening that helps individuals assess their own alcohol patterns to determine if their drinking is likely to be harming their health or increasing their risk for future harm. |
| alcoholtreatment.net | (800) 248-5783 | melissa@narcotics.solutions | Help 24 hours a day, seven days a week. |
| Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator | (800) 662-HELP(4357) | www.samhsa.gov | Help 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Organizes a mental health community directory and provides information to include public and private facilities and centers administered by the VA, the Indian Health Service or the DOD. Free and confidential information in English and Spanish for individuals and family members facing substance abuse and mental health issues. |
| C.A.R.E For Change Inc. | (405) 524-5525 www.careforchange.org | 3621 N. Kelley Ave., Ste. 100, Oklahoma City, OK 73111 | Individual, family, and group counseling, substance abuse counseling, drug and alcohol assessment, case management, drug testing, and 24-hour crisis services, men and fatherhood classes, co-ed anger classes. |
| Catalyst + Behavioral Health Group | (405) 232-9804 www.catalystok.org | 3033 N. Walnut, West Building, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 | Provides residential services, outpatient services, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) |
| Celebrate Recovery (Crossings Community Church) | (405) 302-1293 http://crossingsokc.org/celebrate-recovery/ | Contact Crossings Community Church | Christ-centered, 12-step recovery program for any kind of addiction |
| Central OK Community Mental Healh Center | (405) 360-5100 www.odmhsas.org/cocmhc/index.htm | 909 E. Alameda, Norman, OK 73070 | Mental |
| Nar-Anon | Local: (310) 534-8188 Toll-free: (800) 477-6291 Email: wso@nar-anon.org – English osm@nar-anon.org- Spanish | wso@nar-anon.org – English osm@nar-anon.org – Spanish | A 12-step program for family and friends of addicts. The Nar-Anon family groups are primarily for those who know or have known a feeling of desperation concerning the addiction problem of someone near them. Narateen is part of the Nar-Anon program for teens affected by someone else’s addiction. |
| Oklahoma County Crisis Intervention Center | (405) 945-6215 or (405) 248-9368 (24 hours) | 2625 General Pershing Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73107 or 1200 NE 13th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73152 (24 hours) | OCCIC provides crisis intervention and emergency assessments to those experiencing mental health and substance issues. |
| St. Anthony’s Start Program | https://www.ssmhealth.com/locations/oklahoma/start-st-anthony-treatment-and-recovery | 2119 SW 59th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73119 | Treatment options may include detoxification, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient care, daytime programs, referral services, and family or group therapy. |
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| Head Start Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City and Oklahoma/Canadian Counties | (405) 232-0199 | 319 SW 25th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73109 caaofok.org | Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. Services include: emergency needs, children and youth, community services, financial services, health programs, housing services. |
| Oklahoma Family Network | (877) 871-5072 (405) 271-5072 Mailing: P.O. Box 21072, Oklahoma City, OK 73156 | 800 NE 15th St., Suite 316, Oklahoma City, OK 73104 | Children’s behavioral health network, CHATS program, families fighting childhood cancer, genetics, the NEST program, transition |
| Center for Children and Families | (405) 364-1420 https://www.ccfinorman.org/ | 210 S. Cockrel, Norman, OK 73071 | CCFI offers strength-based programs and services to aid and educate families coping with abuse, neglect, divorce, separation, teenage pregnancy, a lack of quality out-of-school care, and/or other adverse experiences. |
| Children First Program | (405) 426-8046 https://oklahoma.gov/health/health-education/children—family-health/family-support-and-prevention-service/children-first-program.html | Oklahoma State Department of Health, 123 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK | Children First is a free program for first-time mothers in Oklahoma that provides personal visits with specially trained nurses beginning early in the pregnancy and continuing through the child’s second birthday. |
| Family Expectations | (405) 639-2054 https://familyexpectations.com/ | 3 E. Main St., Oklahoma City, OK 73104 | Family Expectations is a free program to help prepare you for your new baby, strengthen your relationship with your co-parent and connect you with job opportunities to better provide for your family. |
| Text4Baby | https://text4b.com/ |  | Parents can receive free text messages three times per week, timed to their due date or their baby’s birth date, from pregnancy through baby’s first birthday. Text4baby sends personalized messages directly to you, with up-to-date information written using evidence-based best practice and reviewed by Harvard Medical School faculty. |
| Dolly Parton Imagination Library | (865) 428-9606 https://imaginationlibrary.com/ |  | Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is dedicated to inspiring a love of reading by gifting books free of charge to children from birth to age 5, through funding shared by Dolly Parton and local community partners in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and Republic of Ireland. |
| Alameda Church of Christ | (405) 321-0788 http://www.alamedacofc.org/ | 801 Alameda St., Norman OK 73071 | Formula, food, diapers, back-to-school program for school supplies in August. |
| All Things Baby Inc. | (405) 285-6245 https://allthingsbabyok.com/ | 405 W. Second St., Edmond, OKÂ | Christian counseling resources for pregnant women or women who have children. Maternity clothes, infant/children clothes |
| Bringing Up Babies (Center for Children and Families) | (405) 364-1420 www.ccfinorman.org | 210 S. Cockrel, Norman, OK 73071 | Assists with building a bond with baby; child development and screenings; pregnancy and child readiness; early childhood literacy and learning; feeding options and breastfeeding support; safe sleep; connections with additional services and resources. |
| Willow Pregnancy Support | OKC (405) 631-4477 Bethany (405) 495-6919 www.willowpregnancy.org                  | 4701 S. Western Ave., Oklahoma City; 6006 N. Rockwell Ave., Bethany | Pregnancy testing, maternity clothing, baby clothing (sizes newborn to 24 months) diapers, formula and ultrasounds. |
| Bureau of Vital Records Division (State Department of Health) | (405) 426-8880 | 375 N. Broadway Ave., #321, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 | Provides vital information, birth and death certificates |
| Christian Service Center | (405) 236-5956 www.christianservicecenter.net | 115 SW 24th St., Oklahoma City | Clothes, household items, food services |
| Infant Crisis Services Inc. | (405) 528-3663 www.infantcrisis.org | 4224 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73105 | One-week supply of diapers; formula for a week; pack of toddler food (depending on age); Bottle or sippy cup; a pack of wipes. |
| Bethany Children’s Health Center | (405) 789-6711 www.safekids.org/coalition/safe-kids-oklahoma | 6800 Northwest Expressway, Bethany | Free car seat checkups and installations, safety workshops and sports clinics to help prevent childhood injuries. |
| Child Study Center | (405) 271-5700Â | 1100 NE 13th St., Oklahoma City | Behavior management training for parents; early intervention for infants at risk; diagnosis, evaluation and treatments in many specialty areas; physical occupational therapy; speech therapy; psychological evaluation and treatment; support with conditions such as autism, Asperger’s syndrome, ADD, neuro-development disorders |
| Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City and Oklahoma/Canadian Counties | (405) 232-0199 www.caaofokc.org | 319 SW 25th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73109 | Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Head Start — full and part-time day care and preschool services with emphasis on the areas of child development, health/safety, nutrition, mental health, disabilities, family partnerships, parent involvement, and literacy. Emergency needs, children and youth, community services, financial services, health programs, housing services |
| OKDHS Child Care Finder | http://childcarefind.ok.dhs.org/childcarefind/ | Â | OKDHS provides an online serch for child care. |
| Oklahoma Child Care, Resources & Referral Association Inc. | (888) 962-2772 www.oklahomachildcare.org | 2915 N. Classen Blvd., Ste. 405, Oklahoma City | Oklahoma statewide database of licensed child care centers. Offers a free interview to determine what child care option is best. Smartphone app to find licensed child care. |
| OSDH Child Guidance Center (Central Office) | (405) 271-4477 www.ok.gov/health/Child_and_Family_Health/Child_Guidance_Service/ | Oklahoma State Department of Health 123 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (appointments needed) | Consultations and workshops for parents and school staff; speech/language, hearing services, and screenings; child development services; Â developmental screenings; parent education and training; psychologicial screenings, evaluations, and services; feferrals and follow-ups; for children up to 12 years old; immunizations |
| Rainbow Fleet | Resources and Referral Line (405) 525-3111 Early Education Center (405) 521-1826 Hispanic-speaking (405) 525-8783 www.rainbowfleet.org | 1105 NW 45th St., Oklahoma City | Parents receive free help locating licensed child care by calling the referral line or submitting a referral using the online form. |
| Special Care Inc. | (405) 752-5112 www.specialcareinc.org | 12201 N. Western Ave., Oklahoma City | Offers year-round early childhood education, therapy, and after-school and summer programs for children with and without special needs. Programs include year-round direct care, early childhood education, and before/after school programs as well as on-site therapy services. In addition, Special Care’s Autism Clinic provides one-on-one thearapy for children in the program with autism spectrum disorders. |
| OKDHS Child Support Services | (405) 522-2273 | P.O. Box 248822, Oklahoma City | OKDHS Child Support Services promotes healthy families by establishing, monitoring, and enforching reliable support while encouraging self-sufficiency and strengthening relationships. |
| Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese | (405) 523-3000 | 1232 N. Classen Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 | Adoption and pregnancy services, counseling services, disaster services, family support services, homeless services, housing services, immigration legal services, refugee services, walk-in services |
| Abbott Children’s House | (405) 579-5800 | 231 E. Symmes St., Norman, OK 73069 | Family advocacy, forensic interviews, medical assessments, educational outreach |
| Center on Child Abuse & Neglect | (405) 271-8858 Hotline: (800) 522-3511 | University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, 1000 NE 13th St., Nicholson Tower #4900, Oklahoma City, OK 73104 | Provides assessments for children at high risk for abuse or neglect: emotional conditions, child abuse, sexual behavior problems, fetal alcohol/drug exposure. Services: treatment for children with sexual behavior problems, child trauma services, Native American programs, fetal alcohol syndrome and fetal exposure to alcohol and drugs, interdisciplinary training program |
| Parent Promise | (405) 232-2500 | 4323 NW 63rd St. Oklahoma City, OK 73116 | Parent education and support, co-parenting classes, volunteer program |
| Bethesda Inc. | (405) 364-0333 https://www.bethesdaok.org/ | 1181 E. Main St., Norman, OK 73071 | Bethesda’s mission is to heal the trauma of childhood sexual abuse through therapy, education, and prevention. We look forward to the future growth and expansion of our services so that no child is left untreated from the trauma of sexual abuse. |
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| Adult and Teen Challenge of Oklahoma | (405) 600-1920 | 909 S. Meridian Ave., Oklahoma City, OKÂ 73108 | Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Christian Rehab Center: programs for women and men, drug and alcohol rehab, programs for girls and boys |
| Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) (aka OKC Intergroup) | (405) 524-1100 | 3833 NW 63rd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73116 | Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m, and Saturday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. A fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for A.A. membership. Regular in-person meetings as well as online meetings are available (okcintergroup.org). |
| Cocaine Anonymous | (405) 500-0701 | 6444 Northwest Expressway, Suite 241E, Oklahoma City, OK 73132 | Monday-Thursday, 7:30-8:30 p.m.; Friday 6-7 p.m.; Saturday, 7:30-8:30 p.m.; Sunday, 5:30-6:30pm; The-Rock-Stops-Here (group meets seven days a week). 5:30 p.m. meeting (Sundays only) open discussion; 6 p.m. (Fridays only) women’s meeting. Zoom meeting options. Offers 12 steps of recovery from cocaine and all other mind-altering substances. |
| Western Area Service Committee of Oklahoma Narcotics Anonymous | WASC Narcotics Anonymous Hotline: (405) 524-7068 or (866) 524-7068 (toll-free) ZOOM ID 8367928321 PW: (The year NA was founded) or call Stacey at (405) 464-5280 | 1401 NW 25th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 wascokna.org | Western Area Service Committee Business Meeting (WASCOKNA) is the last Sunday of each month unless there is a holiday the Friday before or the Monday following. Changes will be posted at: https://wascokna.org. Visit https://wascokna.org/meeting-finder/ to find a meeting near you. General Business: 1:30 p.m. (online and face-to-face). Norman Winter Convention Committee: 10 a.m. – except on traveling months. Hospitals & Institutions (H&I) Committee: 11 a.m. (not online). PR Committee: 11 a.m. (not online). Outreach Committee: 11 a.m. (not online). Activities  Committee: 11 a.m. (not online). WAR (Women’s area retreat: 11 a.m. – except on traveling months (not online). Lunch & Learn: noon-1 p.m. (not online). Traveling months are April, July, and November. |
| Valley Hope | 405-654-1463 (Office) 844-406-4673 (Admissions) Tulsa Office (539) 215-9846 Cushing Office (918) 225-1736 valleyhope.org | 2816 NW 58th St., #103, Oklahoma City, OK 73112; 7718 E. 91st St. #120, Tulsa, OK 74133; 100 S. Jones Ave., Cushing, OK 74023 | 8-10 a.m. Monday-Friday. Intensive drug and alcohol addiction outpatient treatment. Individualized treatment plans, evidence-based approaches, family care, relapse prevention education, coordination of care, on-site free monthly alumni recovery group, veteran treatment services. |
