Resource Directory - Oklahoma Department of Human Services

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To report child abuse or neglect or the maltreatment of
vulnerable adults, call:
1-800-522-3511
Available 24 hours
If danger is imminent, call 911 or your local law enforcement.
OKDHS Area III Human Service Centers
Contact these offices for Child Care, Child Welfare, Medicaid,
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
Canadian County (A)
7901 East Highway 66
El Reno, Oklahoma 73036-9225
Phone: (405) 295-2000
Fax: (405) 295-2098
Oklahoma County Kelley Family Support (C)
2409 N Kelley Ave. (P.O. Box 26768)
Oklahoma City, OK 73111 (73126)
Phone: (405) 522-5818
Fax: (405) 522-2210
Canadian County (C)
314 West Rogers St.
El Reno, OK 73036-2450
Phone: (405) 295-2700
Fax: (405) 295-2727
Oklahoma County DIAL Center (T)
405-487-5483
1-877-653-4798
Oklahoma County Southwest (A)
401 West Commerce
Oklahoma City, OK 73109
Phone: (405) 644-5700
Fax: (405) 644-5772
Oklahoma County Kelley Child Welfare (F)
2409 N Kelley Avenue (P.O. Box 26768)
Phone: (405) 522-2990
Fax: (405) 522- 3111 or 522-3108
Oklahoma County Juvenile Justice (D)
5905 North Classen Court
Phone: (405) 767-2600
Fax: (405) 767-2640
Oklahoma County Crossroads (J)
1115 SE 66 St.
Phone: (405) 604-8800
Fax: (405) 604-8945
Area III Resource Reference Guide, Third Edition, 2011
This Resource Guide is provided by the
OKDHS Area III Human Services Centers
Area III Resource
Reference Guide
Third Edition, June 2011
Oklahoma County Mayfair (G)
2821 NW 50 St. (P.O. Box 268979)
Phone: (405) 602-5700
Fax: (602-5798)
Oklahoma County Medical Assistance (E)
940 NE 13 St.
Children’s Hospital, Room 2428
Phone: (405) 271-3325
Fax: (405) 271-3338
Oklahoma County Midwest City (B)
9901 SE 29 St.
Midwest City, OK 73130
Phone: (405) 739-8000
Fax: (405) 739-8120
Oklahoma County Rockwell (H)
7201 NW 10 St.
Phone: (405) 470-6200
Fax: (405) 470-6363
Partnering for a Brighter Tomorrow
The mission of the
Oklahoma Department of Human Services
is to help individuals and families in need
help themselves lead safer, healthier,
more independent and productive lives.
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Contents
ADOPTION
ADULT EDUCATION
ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES
BABY ITEMS
CHILD ABUSE/NEGLECT
CHILD CAR SEATS
CHILD CARE
CHILD SPECIAL NEEDS SERVICES
CHILDREN/COUNSELING
CLOTHING
CONSUMER COMPLAINTS
CULTURAL SERVICES
DENTAL
DENTAL REFERRAL
DENTISTS
DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITIES SERVICES
DISASTER SERVICES
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
DRUG AND ALCOHOL
RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES
EDUCATION
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
EYE CLINICS
FAMILY SERVICES
FINANCE
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
FOOD
FOSTER CARE
FURNITURE
GANG INTERVENTION/PREVENTION
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS
HEALTH INSURANCE
HIV/AIDS/STD
HOME REPAIR
HOMELESS SERVICES
HOTLINES
HOUSING
IMMUNIZATIONS
INFECTIOUS DISEASE
LEGAL SERVICES
LITERACY
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MATERNITY RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
MEDICAL
MENTAL HEALTH/COUNSELING
NATIVE AMERICAN SERVICES
NUTRITION/MEALS
OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES (OKDHS)
PARENTING
PRENATAL SERVICES
PRESCRIPTIONS
PRISON REENTRY
SENIOR SERVICES
SEXUAL ABUSE - MINORS
SEXUAL ASSAULT - ADULTS
SEXUAL OFFENDERS
SOCIAL SERVICES
SUPPORT GROUPS
TRANSPORTATION
TRIBAL CHILD SUPPORT
UTILITIES/RENT
VETERAN SERVICES
WIC CLINICS
WOMEN SERVICES
YOUTH SERVICES
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ADOPTION
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Adoption and post-adoption family support services.
Residential services for pregnant teens 12-17 years of age,
family support services, maternity services, maternity
counseling and case management. Residential services are
only available for teens ages 12 to 17, all other services meet
any age.
DEACONESS HOME PREGNANCY
AND ADOPTION SERVICES
949-4200 Emergency 397-3140
Fax 720-8686
www.deaconessadoption.org
7101 N.W. Expressway, Suite 325
Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Housing arrangements, adoption planning, licensed adoption
and child placement, adoption reunion registry. No age
restriction. Adoptive parent services, contract international
homestudies.
GLADNEY CENTER
1-800-452-3639 405-590-4196
[email protected]
6300 John Ryan Dr.
Fort Worth, Texas 76132
Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Adoptive services, adoption and pregnancy option counseling.
Any female facing a unplanned pregnancy considering
adoption.
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Adoption
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE
ARCHDIOCESE OF OKLAHOMA CITY
523-3012
1501 N. Classen Blvd., Suite 200
Adoption
ONE CHURCH ONE CHILD
424-0225 Fax 424 -0975
Provides an organized method of reaching out to the AfricanAmerican community through churches and community
organizations to increase the awareness of the need for
prospective adoptive and foster parents. Open to anyone who
is interested.
Adult Education
ADULT EDUCATION
COMMUNITY LITERACY CENTER
524-7323
3707 S. Blackwelder
TANF classes Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Office hours Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Community adult learning center. No fee.
Adult Protection
ADULT PROTECTIVE
SERVICES
OKDHS ABUSE AND NEGLECT
HOTLINE
1-800-522-3511
24 hours - 7 days a week
To report suspected child abuse and neglect of children and
vulnerable adults.
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BABY ITEMS
Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Provides vital information, birth and death certificates.
CHRISTIAN SERVICES CENTER
236-5956
115 S.W. 24th
Clothes for anyone, household items, furniture on a limited
basis, few baby items, car seats, swings (not available will put
on waiting list), newborn gift packs/layettes, food service or
referrals and food baskets every 90 days if in need.
No referrals necessary, serves anyone, bring picture U.S. ID.
Food service available to the following zip codes: 73139,
73149, 73159, 73169, 73170, 73179.
INFANT CRISIS SERVICES
528-3663 Fax 528-1290
www.infantcrisis.org
4224 N. Lincoln
Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Emergency formula, food, diapers, clothing and other
necessities for children up to age 4.
Referral from WIC, DHS, or hospitals and appointment
required, child must be present to receive services, four visits
newborn to age 4.
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Baby Items
BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
271-4040
State Dept. of Health
1000 N.E. 10th St.
Child Abuse / Neglect
CHILD ABUSE / NEGLECT
BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE
(BACA)
388-7755 24-hour answering service
www.bacaworld.com
PO Box 890162
Create safer environment for abused children, will accompany
child to court. Ages birth to 18.
CHILD ABUSE RESPONSE AND
EVALUATION CENTER (CARE
CENTER)
236-2100
PO Box 1125
A coordinated approach to investigations, trains professionals,
a safe environment for abused children. Law enforcement has
to be involved, by referral only, Oklahoma City and County,
children 3-17.
HOTLINE
1-800-522-3511
Child Car Seats
vulnerable adults.
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CHILD CAR SEATS
528-3663 Fax 528-1290
4224 N. Lincoln Blvd.
Formula, food, diapers 4 times until child turns 4 years with
minimum waiting period of 7 days between visits, clothing
provided 6 times with minimum of 30 days between visits-sizes
newborn to 6 available, car seats free and new available by
referral. Birth to 48 months.
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CHILD CARE
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. These programs advocate
for a community that shares responsibility for the healthy
development of children and families.
Children 3 to 5 years of age are eligible for enrollment if their
families meet the income guidelines.
OKDHS OFFICE OF CHILD CARE
JUVENILE JUSTICE CENTER
767-2650
www.okdhs.org
5905 N. Classen Court
The Child Care program helps ensure trained supervision,
nutrition and education for children while their parents
or caregivers are at work, in training or receiving an
education. Child care licensing specialists provide on-site
inspection, technical assistance and consultation to child care
facilities, ensuring quality of care and the enforcement of
minimum requirements. Services are designed to enhance the
quality of childcare
OKLAHOMA CHILD CARE SERVICES
521-3561 1-800-347-2276
childcarefind.okdhs.org/childcarefind
P.O. Box 25352
Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
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Child Care
HEAD START - COMMUNITY ACTION
AGENCY OF OKLAHOMA CITY AND
OKLAHOMA/CANADIAN COUNTIES
232-0199 Fax 232-9074
www.caaofokc.org
319 S.W. 25th
Child Care
Access to licensed, affordable, high-quality child care where
children have the opportunity to develop to their fullest
potential in a safe, healthy and nurturing environment.
Anyone needing child care.
RAINBOW FLEET
CHILD CARE RESOURCE AND
REFERRAL
521-1426 Fax 521-1472
www.rainbowfleet.org
3024 Paseo
Help in finding child care resources.
SPECIAL CARE INC.
752-5112
12201 N. Western
Child care. Speech Therapy. Children ages 6-weeks to 6-years
participate in classes according to development level. Each
class is designed to meet the educational, therapeutic, and
emotional needs of each child, and approximately 90 of the
135 children in Special Care’s programs participate in our early
childhood education classrooms. Each child has an individual
education plan and participates in activities designed for socialemotional, physical, language, and cognitive development.
Teachers, therapists, and parents work together to design shortand long-term goals for each child. Teachers and therapists
also work closely for optimal carryover between therapy and
classroom activities. Sliding scale.
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CHILD SPECIAL NEEDS
SERVICES
CAMELOT OF OKLAHOMA
548-1280
3301 N. Martin Luther King Blvd.
CANADIAN COUNTY CARING FOR
KIDS - SYSTEMS OF CARE
262-3209
7777 E Highway 66
El Reno, Oklahoma 73036
Wraparound services, parent support group, youth groups and
resource information for families of youth with behavioral
dysfunction or who are severely emotionally disturbed.
CHILD STUDY CENTER
271-5700
1100 N.E. 13th
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, including: autism, Asperger’s syndrome, attention
deficit disorder, neuro-developmental disorders. Medicaid/
SoonerCare - Primary Care physician must make a referral or
if DHS custody children, the worker can make the referral. No
sliding scales or payment plans.
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Child Special Needs
Residential treatment center for children diagnosed with autism
or developmentally delayed, 8 beds for IQ 50 and below. No
referral required.
DOWN SYNDROME ASSOCIATION
OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
330-5025 Fax 463-5742
www.DSACO.org
720 W. Wilshire Bvld., Suite 112
Child Special Needs
Provides education, resources, and support for families of
children with Down Syndrome.
EASTER SEALS
239-2525
www.ok.easterseals.com
701 N.E. 13th
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.- Adult Day Care
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.- Child Development
Center
Medical rehabilitative services, physical therapy, occupational
therapy, speech therapy, Autism services, early intervention
services. Adult day care and Child care (ages 6 weeks to 5
years).
Fee: Medicaid/SoonerCare, Medicare, OKDHS day care
assistance.
J.D. McCARTY CENTER FOR
CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENT
DISABILITIES
800-777-1272 307-2800 Fax 307-2801
www.jdmc.org
2002 E. Robinson St.
Norman, OK 73071
The center is staffed 24 hours.
Business office: Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Pediatric rehabilitation hospital (occupational, physical,
speech therapy, etc.) specializing in children with disabilities,
providing inpatient/outpatient services, not a long-term facility.
Developmental-disabled persons under the age of 18.
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NORTHCARE CHILDREN’S
SERVICES
858-2700
4436 N.W. 50th
SAFE KIDS OKLAHOMA
271-5695
www.oksafekids.org
email: [email protected]
940 N.E. 13th St.
Nicholson Tower 3N-3500
Oklahoma City, OK 73104-5008
By appt. only.
Offers special safety car seats for children with special needs
(premature infants, no head or neck control, hip or body casts,
etc.) short term rental, car seats for purchase. Provides car seats
only to families on state assistance, $20 and $25 rentals of car
seats, must have referral to purchase car seat.
SOONER START
271-9477
Temporary Location
1000 N.E. 10th St., Suite 803
Early intervention program for infants and toddlers who have
disabilities and developmental delays. Children birth-36 months
with developmental delays or a physical or mental condition
which will most likely cause a delay.
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Child Special Needs
Diagnostic and evaluation services, outpatient treatment,
emergency services, case management, intensive home-based
services, day treatment, respite care, therapeutic foster care, that
will help young people with behavioral, emotional, and mental
problems. Under age 18.
Child Special Needs
SOONER SUCCESS - CANADIAN
COUNTY
249-6064
1100 N.E. 13th St.
Assists families whose children have a variety of needs
including autism, physical disability, special education, etc.,
to find appropriate resources. Information and referral for
Canadian County.
SPECIAL CARE INC.
752-5112
12201 N. Western
Child care. Speech Therapy. Children ages 6-weeks to 6-years
participate in classes according to development level. Each
class is designed to meet the educational, therapeutic, and
emotional needs of each child, and approximately 90 of the
135 children in Special Care’s programs participate in our early
childhood education classrooms. Each child has an individual
education plan and participates in activities designed for socialemotional, physical, language, and cognitive development.
Teachers, therapists, and parents work together to design shortand long-term goals for each child. Teachers and therapists
also work closely for optimal carryover between therapy and
classroom activities. Sliding scale.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
1-800-722-9004
www.sookca.org
6835 Canton Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74136
Summer- Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
An international organization dedicated to empowering
individuals with intellectual disability to become physically fit,
productive and respected members of society through sports
training and competition. Persons who have developmental
delays, intellectual disability.
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UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OKLAHOMA
1-800-827-2289 917-7080
Fax 759-3574
www.ucpok.org
E-mail: [email protected]
10400 Greenbriar Place, Suite 101
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Child Special Needs
Provides programs and services and conducts public and
professional education programs relevant to cerebral palsy and
other disabilities. Direct services provided by United Cerebral
Palsy affiliates to children and adults with cerebral palsy and
other disabilities and their families include medical diagnosis,
evaluation and treatment, therapy, assistive technology,
information and referral, early intervention, employment,
individual and family support, social and recreation programs,
community inclusion and independent living, advocacy and
community education. Serves families and children impacted by
the effects of cerebral palsy.
CHILDREN/COUNSELING
Children/Counseling
A CHANCE TO CHANGE
FOUNDATION
840-9000
www.achancetochange.org
5228 Classen Circle
Addiction Community Education Series, Outpatient Alcohol
or Drug treatment, adolescent (over 5 years of age) and family
mental health services, compulsive gambling treatment, family
assistance, individual and group counseling for substance abuse,
physical, sexual, and emotional trauma, addictions, parenting
skills, and conflict resolution. Fee: private pay, insurance,
Medicaid, assistance available. Serves anyone over age 5.
APS HEALTHCARE
800-762-1560
4545 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 103
24 hours, 7 days a week
Referral hotline for children in need of inpatient mental health
treatment or TFC. Call for details.
AURORA COUNSELING SERVICES
634-4434
6803 S. Western, Suite 401
Mental health services works with co-occurring substance abuse
and mental health treatment services, parenting skills education
individual couples and family counseling anger management.
Medicaid, private pay, most insurance.
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CANADIAN COUNTY CARING FOR
KIDS - SYSTEMS OF CARE
262-3209
7777 E Highway 66
El Reno, Oklahoma 73036
Wraparound services, parent support group, youth groups and
Resource information for families of youth with behavioral
dysfunction or who are severely emotionally disturbed.
Offers assessment and treatment for children who have been
abused or neglected, adolescent sex offenders, and women
and the children of women who used inappropriate substances
during pregnancy, assessments for children at high-risk
for abuse or neglect, New Directions. Accepts Medicaid/
SoonerCare private insurance, private pay.
CEDAR RIDGE
605-6111
www.cedarridgebhs.com
6501 N.E. 50th
Inpatient and extended residential treatment for children and
adolescents between the ages of 6 and 18. Accepts Medicaid/
SoonerCare and some insurance.
CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND
FAMILIES
364-1420
1151 E. Main
Norman, OK 73071
Visitation by appointment.
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Children/Counseling
CCAN CENTER FOR CHILD ABUSE
AND NEGLECT
271-8858
Child Study Center
940 N.E. 13th St., Suite 3B3406
Parent assistance, education and support, divorce visitation.
arbitration, teenage parenting program, neighborhood centers,
bringing up baby program, trauma focused services children
infant-11 year olds and their caregivers, some home based.
Primarily Moore/Norman area.
Children/Counseling
CHILD STUDY CENTER
271-5700
1100 N.E. 13th
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, including: autism, Asperger’s syndrome, attention
deficit disorder, neuro-developmental disorders. Medicaid/
SoonerCare - Primary care physician must make a referral or
if DHS custody children, the worker can make the referral. No
sliding scales or payment plans.
COMMUNITY PATHWAYS
UNLIMITED, INC.
842-4911
4045 N.W. 64th St., Suite 520
Counseling mental health services. Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted. Children 3-18. Will bill insurance, private pay.
COUNSELING INTERVENTIONS AND
STRATEGIES
601-5566
1500 N.E. 4th St., Suite 205
Hours by appointment.
Mental health services for both children and adults. Fees:
sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or private insurance
accepted.
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COVENANT YOUTH AND FAMILY
SERVICES
521-1755
www.covenantbh.com
3005 N.W. 63rd St.
Counseling mental health services, Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted out-patient. individual and family therapy. Paretning
classes, substance abuse education, compassion workshops
and Domestic violence services. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/
SoonerCare or private insurance accepted.
Monday , Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m
Wednesday 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m
Behavioral health, individual family and group counseling,
case management activities, career counseling, stress
management, mentoring, enhancing social skills daily living
skills and job skills. Home based and school based services
are available Services are provided for children age 3 and
adults. Fees: private pay, sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted.
EDMOND FAMILY COUNSELING
341-3554 Fax 341-3511
www.edmondfamilycounseling.org
1251 North Broadway, Suite C
Edmond, OK 73034
Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Individual, group and family counseling, AOD services.
No Medicare or Medicaid/SoonerCare but does accept sliding
scale based on income.
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Children/Counseling
DAG COUNSELING SERVICES
605-5757
8901 S. Santa Fe
EDMOND YOUTH COUNCIL
341-3554
1251 North Broadway, Suite C
Edmond, OK 73034
Children/Counseling
Friday 9:00 a.m. - noon
$20 intake fee unless court ordered. Sliding scale from $10 $85. Must bring tax documents or paystubs to verify income.
Sliding scale is only for children ages 7 – 18 or substance
abuse. No Medicaid/SoonerCare.
FAMILY FOCUS COUNSELING
SERVICES
602-0835 Fax 602-0936
3824 N. Meridian, Suite104
Monday - Friday 9:00 - 5:00 p.m.
accepted.
FAMILY TRANSITIONS
753-4269
5005 N. Pennsylvania
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m
Behavioral health, individual family, group and couples
counseling, crisis intervention, Fees: private pay, sliding scale.
Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted.
FRESH START COUNSELING
AGENCY
607-6670 Fax 607-6671
4801 N. Classen Blvd.
accepted.
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HANDS OF HOPE
601-8876
4400 Will Rogers Pkwy.
crisis intervention, home based, day care and school based
counseling and instruction in life skills. Fees: private pay,
sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted.
Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and by appointment
Therapeutic services to decrease maltreatment and increase
prevention and improve quality of relationships and mental
well-being of infant/children 0-60 months, and their families by
multi-disciplinary team. Children/adolescents within the family
unit older than 60 months may also be served. Fees: sliding
scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or private insurance accepted.
INTEGRIS MENTAL HEALTH
CENTER
717-9800
5100 N. Brookline, Suite 925
Outpatient service for children and families, help children
develop and maintain successful relationships with parents,
peers and teachers, allowing them to lead satisfying, productive
lives. Families and caregivers are an integral part of the
treatment process. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or
private insurance accepted.
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Children/Counseling
INFANT PARENT INTERVENTION
CENTER, INC.
602-3171 Fax 602-3226
2242 N.W. 39
INTEGRIS MENTAL HEALTH
CENTER WILLOW VIEW
427-2441
2601 Spencer Rd.
Spencer, OK 73084
Children/Counseling
The center is staffed 24 hours.
Business office open 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Inpatient mental health facility for children. Fees: sliding scale.
Medicaid/SoonerCare or private insurance accepted.
LIFELINE MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES
285-2080 Fax 285-2565
www.lifelinementalhealth.com
428 W. 15th St., Suite 2
Edmond, OK 73013
Mental Health Services for both children and adults. Call for
an appt. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or private
insurance accepted.
LOVE AND HOPE COUNSELING
SERVICES
528-4673 Fax 528-4674
900 N.W. 10th
Mental health services for both children and adults, home based
services are avaiable. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare
or private insurance accepted.
MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
943-3700
www.mentalhealthok.org
2800 N.W. 36th, Suite 104
Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Educational materials, information and referral, advocates for
the mentally ill. Sunbridge - Low cost counseling program for
persons who have no insurance.
Fees: None
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NEW BEGINNINGS COUNSELING
SERVICES
601-2307 Fax 601-3317
625 N.W. 13th St.
Mental health services for both children and adults. Sexual
abuse, parenting, anger management, domestic violence,
stress management, drug testing. Transportation provided.
Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or private insurance
accepted.
Diagnostic and evaluation services, outpatient treatment,
emergency services, case management, intensive home-based
services, day treatment, respite care, therapeutic foster care, that
will help young people with behavioral, emotional, and mental
problems. Under age 18.
NORTHWEST MENTAL HEALTH
ASSOCIATES
949-9322
3832 N. Meridian Ave.
Counseling services for children only. Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted, out-patient.
OASIS COUNSELING SERVICES
604-0300
2608 S.W. 59th
accepted.
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Children/Counseling
NORTHCARE CHILDREN’S
SERVICES
858-2700
4436 N.W. 50th
OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH
DEPARTMENT MAIN OFFICE CHILD
GUIDANCE CLINICS
425-4412
921 N.E. 23rd St.
Children/Counseling
Promotes optimal development, healthy behavior, and effective
interaction for families and children. Includes speech, language,
hearing, developmental, and behavioral health services targeting
the children and families of Oklahoma county. Services
are provided by a staff of professional child development
specialists, speech-language pathologists, behavioral and health
specialists. All appointments and enrollments in workshops/
groups are scheduled through the Main Child Guidance Clinic.
DEPARTMENT MIDWEST CITY
425-4412
6912 E. Reno
Promotes optimal development, healthy behavior, and effective
interaction for families and children. Includes speech, language,
hearing, developmental, and behavioral health services targeting
specialists, speech-language pathologists, behavioral and health
specialists. All appointments and enrollments in workshops/
groups are scheduled through the Main Child Guidance Clinic.
OPTIONS UNLIMITED COUNSELING
AND CONSULTING
272-1610 Fax 272-1630
214 S.W. 30
Schedule based hours of operation - closed during the summer.
Individual, group, family counseling. Rehab groups for social
skills and transition into public school. Day treatment. Students
5-12 yrs, K-5th grade school based in Oklahoma City public
schools, K-12. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or
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PASSAGEWAYS SHELTER FOR
BATTERED WOMEN AND CHILDREN
917-9922 947-4506 943-7273
1-800-522-7233
Appointment for counseling and support groups. Confidential
residential facility providing a safe environment, support
groups, counseling, advocacy services and children’s
counseling. Victims of domestic violence or sexual assault.
Day treatment kindergarten through age 17.
Serves Children under age 18.
accepted.
POSITIVE SOLUTIONS
610-6540
351 N. Air Depot, Suite S
Monday – Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m
Friday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m
crisis intervention, substance abuse assessment and counseling,
gang prevention and intervention, career counseling, mentoring,
parenting, anger management. Home based and school based
services are available Ages 5 and up. Fees: private pay, sliding
scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted
POYNER AND ASSOCIATES
741-2844
14453 S.E. 29th
Choctaw, Oklahoma 73020
Mental health services for both children and adults. Call for
an appt. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or private
insurance accepted.
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Children/Counseling
POSITIVE CHANGES
636-1463
744 S.E. 25th
RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
SERVICES
422-8800
www.red-rock.com
7777 E. Highway 66
El Reno, OK 73036
Children/Counseling
Outpatient mental health counseling for adults and children.
Medicaid/SoonerCare, Medicare, contract and Healthchoice,
sliding scale or private insurance accepted.
SERVICES
424-7711 Fax 425-0343
www.red-rock.com
4400 N. Lincoln
Counseling and mental health services. Medicaid/SoonerCare,
Medicare, contract and Healthchoice, sliding scale or private
insurance accepted.
SIGNATURE TRANSFORMATION
COUNSELING SERVICE
824-9252
4333 W. Wilshire Bvld.
Other hours by appointment. Behavioral health: group and
individual family counseling, marriage and family therapy.
crisis intervention, anger management, grief counseling, codependency, case management services. Ages 6 and up. CARF
certified.Fees: Private insurance, Soonercare/Medicaid , private
pay, sliding scale.
SOONER START
271-9477
Temporary Location
1000 N.E. 10th St., Suite 803
Early intervention program for infants and toddlers who have
disabilities and developmental delays. Children birth-36
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months with developmental delays or have a physical or mental
conditions which will most likely cause a delay. Serves any family
regardless of income, if the child has a developmental delay.
SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA
TREATMENT SERVICES
942-7650
4149 Highline Blvd., Suite 381
Mental health services for both children and adults.
Medicaid/SoonerCare only.
Mental health services for adolescents 12-17.
accepted.
SPECIALIZED ALTERNATIVES FOR
YOUTH (SAFY)
942-5570 1-800-600-7239
www.safy.com
1209 Sovereign Row
Therapeutic foster care. DHS custody.
STONEBRIDGE THERAPEUTIC AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES, PC
708-3640
1900 N. MacArthur Blvd., Suite 108
Saturday by appointment only
Mental health counseling, parenting, anger management, case
management services, consultative services, adult and family
counseling. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or private
insurance accepted.
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Children/Counseling
SOUTHERN PLAINS TREATMENT
SERVICES
217-8400
310 12th Ave. N.E.
Norman, Oklahoma 73071
SUNBEAM FAMILY SERVICES
528-7721
616 N.W. 21st St.
Children/Counseling
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday and Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Emergency and therapeutic foster care for abused/neglected,
emotionally disturbed children, marital family counseling
family counseling, specialized, center-based day care for young
children with development needs, senior services, Early Head
Start. OKDHS custody children.
TOX INTEGRATED GUIDANCE, INC.
605-4903
1330 Classen, Suite G-10
Grief counseling and support group, individual and family
counseling, crisis intervention, substance abuse assessment and
counseling. Fees: Medicaid/SoonerCare or private insurance
accepted.
TRANSITIONS, INC.
326-9904
1212 S. Air Depot, Suite 43
Midwest City, 73110
Counseling mental health services out-patient and home-based
services are available. Sexual Abuse Services Contract for
DHS. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay or
TRANSITIONS, INC.
265-0986
3201 N. Mustang Rd., Suites A & B
Yukon, OK 73099
services are available. Sexual Abuse Services contract for DHS.
Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay or private
insurance accepted.
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TRANSITIONS, INC.
810-0054
6051 North Brookline, Suite 112
Sexual education group therapy, sexual abuse non-offender’s
group, family development parent aid program. Individual
therapy will be offered to clients to assist in understanding
difficult subjects. Sexual abuse services contract for DHS.
insurance accepted.
Monday and Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday and Wednesday 8:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Friday 8:30 a.m. -12:00 p.m.
Parenting, drug and alcohol, marriage, anger management,
counseling and mental health services.
All ages. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay
YOUTHCARE OF OKLAHOMA
842-8801
3035 N.W. 63rd St.
Evening and weekends services available by appointment
crisis intervention, substance abuse counseling, and
rehabilitation- instruction in life skills, team building. Ages 3
and up. Fees: private pay, sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted.
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Children/Counseling
TRI-CITY YOUTH AND FAMILY
390-8131
14625 N.E. 23rd
Choctaw, OK 73020
CLOTHING
ADVENTIST COMMUNITY SERVICES
721-6110
4735 N.W. 63rd St.
Wednesday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
New and used clothing, bedding, food, provided through local
churches, hours vary. Serves anyone in need.
Clothing
BAPTIST MISSION CENTER
235-6162
2125 Exchange Ave.
Tuesday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. first come - first served
Clothing: Tuesday 9:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m.
General medical exam and prescription, food baskets, minor
illness, no x-ray, no labs, prescription filled for free if in stock
and script written there, clothing, free extractions/dental care.
Oklahoma City residents only, need valid OK picture ID,
medical examination to the first 12 people in line, prescription
refill for people who are current patients thru the Mission
Center, food basket given out to the first 25 people (can only
receive once every other month).
CHRIST’S CLOSET - CROSSINGS
COMMUNIDAD CHRISTIANA
819-3006 604-0626
3120 S. Harvey Ave.
First and third Saturday of each month, noon to 4:00 p.m.
Christ’s Closet for Teens and Tots provides clothing to children
from birth to 18 years old. Items are free of charge to the
families.
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236-5956
115 S.W. 24th
Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Clothes for anyone, household items, furniture on a limited
basis, few baby items, car seats, swings (not available will put
on waiting list), newborn gift packs/layettes, food service or
referrals and food baskets every 90 days if in need. No referrals
necessary, serves anyone, bring picture U.S. ID, Food service
available to the following zip codes: 73139, 73149, 73159,
73169, 73170, 73179.
CITY RESCUE MISSION
232-2709
800 W. California
CROSS AND CROWN MISSION
232-7696 Fax 232-3436
www.crossandcrownmission.com
1008 N. McKinley Ave.
Monday 9:00 a.m.; Bible Class 10:30 a.m.
Staff and Volunteer prayer time 11:00 a.m.
Open until 50 families served. Clothing Store opens at noon.
Medical clinic, Eye clinic Trinity Legal Clinic. School supplies,
baby items. Legal representation is considered a luxury for
many who are poor. Thanks to a new ministry, Trinity Legal
Clinic, and its’ wonderful Christian attorneys, some free legal
services available to those who qualify. Serves certain zip codes
in NE Oklahoma City only Call for an appt.
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Clothing
Mission is open 24 hours
Clothing: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Emergency shelter to homeless men, women and families. Nondenominational. Crisis counseling, clothing, rehab program,
meals served daily, dental care (restrictions). No fees. Dental
Care: must be enrolled, screened and interview, take classes in
order to receive free dental treatment.
EASTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST
732-0393
916 S. Douglas Blvd.
Second Tuesday of the month. 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Closed in January and February
Clothing Giveaway Program.
GOOD SHEPHERD MINISTRIES
232-8631
Clothes Closet
1201 N. Robinson
Clothing
Clothing Closet: Tuesday & Thursday 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
General clothing and clothing for job interviews. General
medical clinic, dental clinic, food pantry, limited utility and rent
assistance. Bring ID, SS, or proof of address. Serves OKC and
surrounding metro, people without insurance.
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
236-4451
www.okgoodwill.org
316 S. Blackwelder
Clothing for individuals in the Career Development and Job
Connection Center for job interviews only. Application with
proof of disability.
HEART AND HAND THRIFT CENTER
470-0431
7901 N.W. 23rd St.
Bethany, OK 73008
Monday - Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Clothing and household items. Work experience program.
Maximum $15 of merchandise with written referral.
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MASTER’S MARKET
737-2010
5751 E. Reno
Tuesday and Friday 10:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Food and clothing, furniture, household items, counseling to be
approved before eligible, looks at income and expenses, will
do budgetary and financial guidance, and religious services.
No fees, no OKDHS referral needed. Clients must provide
verification of current address and SS# for all household
members. Serves only zip codes: 73110, 73115, 73130, 73135,
73141, 73145, 73150, 73165, 73320, 73066, 73084, 73117 east
of Bryant.
NEIGHBOR FOR NEIGHBOR
236-0473
300 S.W. 13th St.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00 a.m. to noon;
12:30 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
OKLAHOMACITYCOMPASSION, INC.
524-8082
Penn Avenue Church of the Nazarene
Recovery Houses - residential programs for those who need
serious help in getting their lives back on track. Most of our
clients are coming out of very desperate situations. Some
have been in alcohol and drug programs or in jail or prison.
Clothing, hot meals, serves nutritious meals six days a week.
When staffing and resources are available, provides school
supplies, Christmas gifts, and other kinds of enjoyable and
useful donations. Anyone in need, help for the disadvantage.
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Clothing
Bus passes for new jobs, or gas vouchers, food pantry, clothing
room, some utility assistance, help with antibiotics and heart
and diabetes medications. Have to live in Oklahoma county and
have a referral from DHS.
PRESBYTERIAN URBAN MISSIONS
946-1556 Fax 943-0079
3737 N. Portland
Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Provides clothing, household items, emergency groceries for up
to 4 days, tutoring program, K-5th grade school supplies. Need
a referral from DHS.
Clothing
SALVATION ARMY
246-1060
501 S. Harvey
Mailing Address: PO Box 2095
Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - noon.; 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Social services, disaster services, emergency food pantry,
coat closet, utility assistance program, annual back to school
program, summer cooling program, emergency shelter, potential
outreach program, seasonal programs. Eligibility varies by
program. Food pantry: SSI or over 62 may receive food twice
a month, anyone else in need who provides proof of residence,
SS#, and ID may receive food once every 6 months.
SKYLINE URBAN MINISTRIES /
MCKEE CENTER
632-2644
Eye clinic: 236-5212 (not located at this facility)
500 S.E. 15th St.
Clothing: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Referrals: Monday and Wednesday 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Clothing, food and eye clinic assistance; Public clothing closet all clothing items are $0.50 each. Serves any person.
SUITED FOR SUCCESS
521-1089
Call for an appt.
Clothing for job interviews only. Referral by social service
agency.
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CONSUMER COMPLAINTS
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU OF
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
239-6081
17 S. Dewey Ave.
Free info on business propositions, help with consumer
complaints, clearinghouse on charity and advertising solicitors.
Fees: none, serves only the 405 area code.
METROPOLITAN FAIR HOUSING
COUNCIL
232-3247
1500 N.E. 4th, Suite 204
OKLAHOMA CORPORATION
COMMISSION
521-2211
Any person may file a complaint with the OCC. The OCC has
exclusive jurisdiction over oil & gas exploration and production
waste, underground and aboveground fuel storage, tanks and
motor carrier pollution matters. The Commisison regulates the
public utilities.
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Consumer Complaints
Assistance in housing discrimination, counseling between
landlord and tenants. Fees: none. Serves the state of Oklahoma.
CULTURAL SERVICES
EFFECTIVE TRANSITIONS, INC.
286-3900
245-A W. Wilshire
Behavioral health counseling and mentoring programs for
adolescents and their families through the Positive Transitions
Program. Community service, educational, recreational and
cultural activities. Youth involved the juvenile justice system
through Gang Intervention Program. Workforce, TANF
recipients, persons exiting the Dept. of Corrections.
HISPANIC AMERICAN MISSION
272-0890 Fax 232-2448
1836 N.W. 3rd St.
Cultural Services
Interpretation services for Spanish speakers, various
immigration services, church services, English and citizenship
classes, free clothing. Fee depends on service provided,
available to anyone.
LATINO COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
236-0701 Fax 236-0773
420 S.W. 10 St.
Counseling for children, HIV testing, immunizations, car seats,
parenting classes, English and computer classes, women’s
clinic, transitional housing, home visits for Spanish speaking
clients, individual counseling. Services targeted at Latino
population.
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OKLAHOMA INDIAN LEGAL
SERVICES
943-6457
4200 Perimeter Center Dr., Suite 222
Indian child welfare, housing, natural resources, tribal
sovereignty issues, individual rights. Low income Native
Americans.
ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY
(EDMOND)
341-8128
2001 N. Western Ave.
Edmond, OK 73034
Provides community based cultural services. Edmond area.
Depends on availability of funds. Depends on availability of
volunteers.
Refugee State Services after the first 30 days - transportation,
translation, linking to healthcare and food stamps, English
language classes, employment skills. Seminars for seniors
on preventive healthcare and youth on leadership skills. Help
for Special Immigrant Visa holders. Refugee/asylum seekers
from all over the world who qualify for Refugee State Services
Grant - referred from Catholic Charities. Serves the Vietnamese
community. Serves other refugee populations.
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Cultural Services
VIETNAMESE AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION AND COMMUNITY
SERVICES CENTER
524-3088
912 N.W. 23rd St.
DENTAL
235-6162
2125 Exchange Ave.
Tuesday to Thursday 8:30 a.m. (first come first served)
Clothing: Tuesday 9:30 -11:30 a.m.
Oklahoma City residents only, need valid OK picture ID.
Medical examination to the first 12 people in line, prescription
refill for people who are current patients through the Mission
CITY RESCUE MISSION
232-2709
800 W. California
Dental
Call for information on dental services.
Emergency shelter to homeless men, women, and families.
Non-denominational. Crisis counseling, clothing, rehabilitation
programs, meals served daily, some dental care. Dental Care:
must be enrolled, screened and interviewed, take classes in
order to receive free dental treatment, serves anyone, no fees.
CROSSINGS COMMUNITY CENTER
753-4070 749-0800
crossingsokc.org/serveandvolunteer/
CrossingsCommunityCenterClinic
2208 W. Hefner Rd.
Oklahoma City, OK
Clinic by appointment.
Celebrate Recovery Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Medical, dental, eye care, and counseling, The Club mentoring, life skills, spiritual program for John Marshall
Middle School students, Celebrate Recovery - a program to
help adults heal from the hurts, habits and hang-ups in their
lives-limited legal services. The Club-Students who apply
from John Marshall Middle School. Clinic-low income without
insurance.
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DENTURE AND DENTAL SERVICES
688-2500
2209 I-240 Service Rd., Suite 315
Full service dental clinic with lab. Low cost denture and
partials. Insurance accepted. Lower fees than standard dentist
office, financing available.
405-232-8631
Dental Clinic
222 N.W. 12th
Adults - call Mondays starting at 9:00 a.m. for appointment
Monday evening.
Children ages 6-12 - call Wednesday starting at 9:00 a.m. for an
appointment for Wednesday evening
Medical and Dental clinics - dentures and extractions only.
Bring ID, Social Security card, or proof of address. Serves
OKC and surrounding metro. Serves persons with low income
or without insurance.
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES
948-4900
4913 W. Reno
MARY MAHONEY MEMORIAL
HEALTH CENTER
769-3301
www.chciokc.org
12716 N.E. 35th St.
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Friday 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Dental
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 7:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Cleaning, fillings, extractions, anterior root canal only, dentures
for diabetes only. Certified Native American, CDIB cardholder
only.
Low cost emergency dental service only, no surgical
extractions, dentures, crowns. No fee, dental care: register at
clinic center, dental fees based on sliding scale and proof of
income.
HEALTH CENTER AT LANGSTON
466-2535
www.chciokc.org
300 Martin Luther King
Langston, OK 73050
Wednesday 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Dental screening only.
NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE
ORGANIZATIONS (NSO)
236-0413
431 S.W. 11th St.
Dental
Tuesday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Full service dental clinics. Dental Services: free or low cost
services offered to the community.
OCEAN DENTAL
605-4900
1610 S.W. 74th
Dentists (Pediatric). Medicaid/SoonerCare or private insurance
accepted.
OCEAN DENTAL
525-1222
47 N.E. 23rd St.
accepted.
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OCEAN DENTAL
799-0800
2305 S. I-35
Moore, OK 73160
accepted.
OCEAN DENTAL
787-7827
3919 N. MacArthur
Oklahoma City, OK
accepted.
OCEAN DENTAL
672-4321
1225 S. Sunnylane
accepted.
All ages.
OKLAHOMA SMILES
631-2700
Walker Square Shopping Center
309 S.W. 59th, Suite 105
Friday 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Serves persons to age 20. Medicaid, SoonerCare, United
Concordia (TriCare), AmeriPlan.
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Dental
OKLAHOMA SMILES
942-7755
Portland Plaza Shopping Center
3637 N.W. 39th
Oklahoma City, OK
OU PHYSICIANS CHILDREN’S
HOSPITAL CHILDREN’S DENTAL
OFFICE
271-4750
1200 N. Phillips Ave., Suite 8900
Adult and pediatric dental care and hygiene services, oral
prophylaxis, topical fluoride applications, full mouth x-rays,
diagnosis and denture service, plaque-control appointments,
oral hygiene techniques and dietary counseling, pit and fissure
sealant. Insurance and Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted. Sees
everyone, not just children.
ROSE STATE COLLEGE-DENTAL
HYGIENE PROGRAM
733-7336
Health Science Annex
6301 Tinker Diagonal
Dental
Call for information. Services available Aug-May.
Teeth cleaning, x-rays, sealant placement, fluoride treatment,
nutritional advice. Free screening, teeth cleaning - $5, x-rays
($10 mailing fee), patients 13 and older must be screened
before receiving an appointment. For teeth cleaning or other
dental services.
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY
New Patient 271-6056
Existing Patient 271-5422
1201 N. Stonewall
General and specialty dentistry, dental hygiene.
Fees: about 33% of private practice fees. Call office for
eligibility requirements.
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UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY
ORAL MAXILLOFACIAL DEPT.
271-4441
1201 N. Stonewall
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Adult oral surgery, extractions, facial reconstruction, no
dentures. Emergency Care depending on the availability of a
Dentist. Fees vary by service, Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted.
VARIETY HEALTH SERVICES
632-6688
1025 Straka Terrace
Monday 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Medical clinic, immunizations, dental, family planning, speech/
hearing screenings. Serves anyone uninsured, is based on
sliding scale where the co-pay ranges from $25-$65.
Dental
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DENTAL REFERRAL
SERVICES
D-DENT
800-522-9510
6430 N. Western
Dental Referral
Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Coordinates a volunteer network of dentists who wish to see
qualifying patients. Usually has a waiting list.
Low income, no dental insurance, no savings and no retirement
and no means to pay for dental care, over 60 or developmental
disabilities. Request application for the program.
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DENTISTS
CHASE GUTHRIE, DDS
631-4549
6800 S. Western
Oklahoma City, OK
Dental services. Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare.
DEAN ROBERTSON, DDS
947-1525
5222 N. Portland
Oklahoma City, OK
Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. to noon
Dental for children. Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare and some
insurance.
DONALD HASKINS, DDS, JASON
LEE, DDS, ERIN HEATHCOCK, DDS
(SMILING FACES DENTISTRY)
733-2525
2828 Parklawn Dr., Suite #5
Monday - Thursday 8:30 - 11:30 a.m., 1:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Closed Friday.
Dental for children. Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare accepts
children 15 and younger only.
Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
General dentistry for children. Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare
private insurance, private pay.
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Dentists
JEROME MILLER, DDS
495-5600
5818 N.W. 50th, Suite 100
NEIL AYERS, DDS
387-9300 Fax 387-9398
1117 N.W. 32nd St.
Newcastle, OK 73065
General Dentsitry, accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare.
SETH EVETTS, DDS
387-9300 Fax 387-9398
1117 N.W. 32nd St.
Newcastle, OK 73065
General dentistry. Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare.
WILLIAM BOZALIS, DDS
946-2455
3613 N.W. 56th, Suite 105
Dentists
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Thursday 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Dental services for all ages including pediatric dentistry.
Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare private insurance, private pay.
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DEVELOPMENTAL
ABLE COMMUNITYBASED SERVICES
329-3922
PO Box 354
Norman, OK 73070
Group homes, residential services, and sheltered workshops,
community integrated employment. Serves DDSD customers.
AID FOR INDIVIDUAL
DEVELOPMENT
943-2346
2805 N. Utah
ALLIED COMMUNITYSERVICES, INC.
769-3688
PO Box 430
Nicoma Park, OK 73066
Provides HTS Services. Serves DDSD customers.
AMONG FRIENDS - AN ACTIVITY
CENTER FOR ADULTS WITH
DISABILITIES
701-2121
www.amongfriendsnorman.com
Facility - 1183 E. Main
Administration - 1121 E. Main
Norman, OK 73071
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Social and recreational activities - bowling, art classes, prom,
dances. Adults with special needs and disabilities - $3 for lunch.
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Developmental Disabilities
Services
Group homes, residential services, and sheltered workshops.
Serves DDSD customers.
ATKINS OPPORTUNITIES GARDEN
424-3142
1917 N.E. 20th St.
Housing for elderly, handicap, and disabled persons.
Must be elderly of have a documented disability.
BIG FIVE COMMUNITY SERVICES
307-0662
[email protected]
325 E. Comanche
Norman, OK 73069
Services
Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. t- 5:00 p.m.
BIOS
525-0900
[email protected]
2442 N. Walnut
Residential services. Home Health services, HTS services.
COMFORT LIVING HOME HEALTH
AND RESIDENTIAL SERVICES
735-6122 Fax 735-6701
735-6700
[email protected]
8801 S. Ollie Ave., Bldg. #3
Group homes, residential services, sheltered workshops and
home health services.
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DALE ROGERS TRAINING CENTER
946-4489
[email protected]
2501 N. Utah
DUNGARVIN OKLAHOMA
329-7830 Fax 329-3049
[email protected]
125 Triad Village Dr.
Norman, OK 73071
Foster care for children with developmental disabilities.
Residential services for adults with developmental disabilities.
Resource information for the disabled. Social services,
medicine. Group homes, residential services, ICF-ID and
sheltered workshops, vocational training. Serves DDSD
customers. Adults over 18 years of age.
FRETZPARK HOMES
810-4030
[email protected]
5131 N. Classen Circle, Suite 200
Waivered group homes, transportation, daily living supports,
agency companion, residential, respite and homemaker services,
HTS. Serves DDSD customers only
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Services
EDMOND ASSOCIATION FOR
RETARDED CITIZENS
341-7132
[email protected]
10 E. 9th St.
Edmond, OK 73034
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
236-4451
www.okgoodwill.org
316 S. Blackwelder
Career development and job training program is designed
to serve individuals with disabilities. Works with the
Developmental Disabilities Services Division, the Department
of Rehabilitation Services, other community providers.
Application with proof of disability.
Services
LIGHTHOUSE TRANSITIONAL
CENTER
769-5353 Fax 769-5358
9832 N.E. 23rd St.
Day program that teach social skills and life skills, and field
trips. Young adults with autism, must be over public school age
and eligible for DDSD services.
MEADOW BROOK ACRES CENTER
FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
692-1000
[email protected]
13016 S Penn
Group homes, residential services. Serves DDSD customers.
THE MEADOWS
348-4470
www.meadowsoklahoma.com
[email protected]
1000 S. Kelly
Edmond, OK 73003
Sheltered workshops. Serves DDSD customers.
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MID-DEL GROUP HOME
732-8568 Fax 732-6615
[email protected]
PO Box 30033
Adult Day Care center, Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
NATIONAL CENTER FOR
DISABILITY EDUCATION
AND TRAINING
325-0158
3200 Marshall Ave., Suite 200
Norman, OK 73072-8023
OFFICE OF DISABILITY CONCERNS
521-3756 1-800-522-8224
www.ok.gov/odc
2401 N.W. 23 rd., Suite 90
Refers to services state, local, or federal government acts a
clearinghouse for information and advocacy.
Persons with disabilities.
RELIANT LIVING CENTERS OF
OKLAHOMA, INC.
677-2421
www.reliantlivingcenters.com
3317 S.E. 18th
Del City, OK 73115
Residential services, and sheltered workshops, supported
employment, accepts state-funded clients. Serves DDSD
customers 18 years and older.
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Services
Job Coach Training, Oklahoma Work Incentives, an assistance
project which serves Social Security beneficiaries with vital
support statewide. Referral by OKDHS-DDSD.
RESCARE
787-4950
www.rescare.com
[email protected]
7508 Melrose Ln.
Group homes, residential services, and sheltered workshops;
in-home care. Serves DDSD customers.
SEQUOYAH ENTERPRISES, INC.
604-6826
600 N. Walker, Suite 240
Services
Group homes, residential services, and sheltered workshops;
assistance for abused and neglected children. Serves DDSD
customers.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
1-800-722-9004
www.sookca.org
6835 Canton Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74136
Summer: Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
An international organization dedicated to empowering
individuals with intellectual disability to become physically fit,
productive and respected members of society through sports
training and competition. Persons who have developmental
delays, intellectual disability.
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
427-7100
www.voaok.org
1917 S. Harvard
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WE CARE, LLC
525-2328
5400 N.W. 23rd St.
Daily living support homes and residential services.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES
570-2944
[email protected]
13525 Mimosa Dr.
Non-profit sheltered workshop for adults. Participants earn
a paycheck by working on projects contracted through the
workshop. Day program only. Serves DDSD clients.
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Services
WORK ACTIVITY CENTER, INC.
799-6911
www.wacok.com
203 E. Main
Moore, OK 73160
Disabilities Services
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
SERVICES DIVISION (OKDHS)
522-6925 1-800-522-1064 Fax 522-6995
2401 N.W. 23rd
The Developmental Disabilities Health related, psychological,
community and in-home support waivers, Family Support
Assistance Program, group homes, sheltered workshop,
Community Integrated Employment (CIE) and Guardianship
Assistance Assisted Living. The Developmental Disabilities
Services Division serves persons ages 3 and up who have a
primary diagnosis of mental retardation. Persons served may
also have other developmental disabilities in addition to mental
retardation such as autism, cerebral palsy.
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
236-4451
www.okgoodwill.org
316 S. Blackwelder
Career development and job training program is designed
to serve individuals with disabilities. Works with the
Developmental Disabilities Services Division, the Department
of Rehabilitation Services, other community providers.
Application with proof of disability.
NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL
ILLNESS - OKLAHOMA - ONAMI
230-1900 1-800-583-1264 Fax 230-1903
1920 N. Drexel Blvd.
Family to Family is a free 12-week course for family caregivers
of individuals with severe brain disorders (mental illnesses).
Advocacy for mental health issues, persons with mental
illness and thier families, support groups. Call for information
regarding groups.
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Classes on adapting to vision loss, independent living skills,
Braille and technical computer training, access to adaptive
devices, adjustment counseling. Visual Impairment.
OKLAHOMA DISABILITY LAW
CENTER
525-7755 1-800-880-7755
Legal aid services for persons with disabilities.
OKLAHOMA FAMILY NETWORK
271-5072 1-877-871-5072
800 N.E. 15th St., Suite 516
Parent to parent mentoring program, family to family health
information center. Parent to parent resource for those who are
raising children with special health or disability needs, health
information resources regarding disabilities and special health
care needs.
OKLAHOMA FOUNDATION FOR THE
DISABLED
842-6636
8421 N. Walker
Adult day service for adults with disabilities. Weekly party,
social recreation and life skills. Serves adults with severe
levels of disability. Serves DDSD funded customers.
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NEW VIEW OKLAHOMA
(formerly Oklahoma League for the Blind)
232-4644
501 N. Douglas Ave.
OKLAHOMA LIBRARY FOR BLIND/
HANDICAP
1-800-523-0288
300 N.E. 18th St.
Oklahoma library for blind and physically handicapped, misc.
tools for Braille reading.
OKLAHOMA RESPITE RESOURCE
NETWORK
271-4550
Temporary relief for families or caregivers of disabled children.
Based on income.
SIBSHOP
691-2928
1100 N.E. 13th St.
Call for Information.
Workshops to help children who have siblings with special
needs, disabilities learn to cope. Peer-to-peer, friendship,
education, fun activities. Call for workshop schedule and for
registration. Nominal fee for enrollment.
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UNITED CEREBRAL PALSYOKLAHOMA
1-800-827-2289 917-7080
1-800-827-2289 Fax 759-3574
www.ucpok.org
[email protected]
10400 Greenbriar Place, Suite 101
Provides programs and services and conducts public and
professional education programs relevant to cerebral palsy and
other disabilities. Direct services provided by United Cerebral
Palsy affiliates to children and adults with cerebral palsy and
other disabilities and their families include medical diagnosis,
evaluation and treatment, therapy, assistive technology,
information and referral, early intervention, employment,
individual and family support, social and recreation programs,
community inclusion and independent living, advocacy and
community education. Serves families and children impacted by
the effects of cerebral palsy.
DISASTER SERVICES
24-hour during a disaster, regular business hours.
Disaster relief with food, clothing, shelter. Also emergency
services for military families. Serves anyone, no fees.
AMERICAN RED CROSS OF
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
228- 9500 Fax 228- 3958
601 N.E. 6th St.
Emergency services such as food, clothing and shelter, and
supplemental health care. Serves anyone, no fees.
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Disaster Services
AMERICAN RED CROSS OF
CANADIAN COUNTY
262-5760
401 S. Grand
El Reno, OK 73036
HEART OF OKLAHOMA AMERICAN
RED CROSS
321-0591 323-2576 Fax 364-7640
Kenneth Bentley, Director, Emergency
Services
[email protected]
1205 Halley Ave.
Norman, OK 73069
Friday 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Emergency services such as food, clothing and shelter.
Serves anyone, no fees.
OKLAHOMA COUNTY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT
713-1360
320 Robert S. Kerr, Suite 101
Disaster Services
Housing. Disasters only.
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
CHICKASHA - WOMEN’S SERVICE
AND RESOURCE
222-1818
COPE, INC.
528-8686
2701 N. Oklahoma Ave.
Crisis intervention for victims of sexual assault and domestic
violence. Counseling for individuals, groups, and families
available in the office or when necessary, in a home/community
setting. Issues typically addressed include: behavioral, domestic
violence, impulse control, sexual abuse, and substance abuse,
parenting issues. TANF referred through Orientation, CW
referred through Immediate Access. Other Fees: Insurance,
Medicaid/HMO, and sliding scale.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S VICTIM
WITNESS CENTER
713-1600
320 S. Robert S. Kerr, Room 505
Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - noon, 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Compensation for victims who suffer bodily injuries as the
result of criminal acts, assistance of victims of domestic
violence assistance for persons preparing to file a VPO and
support for persons who are victims of sexual assault.
Victim of a crime who has suffered a bodily injury.
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Domestic Violence
Crisis intervention: sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking
Serving Grady and Canadian County, no fee.
Domestic Violence
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE
1-800-522-7233 949-1866 917-9922
Oklahoma City, OK
Emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence/sexual
assault and accompanying children, Community Domestic
Violence Victim Education and support groups, Adult Crisis
Counseling for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault,
Children’s Trauma Intervention Counseling Program for child
victims of domestic violence and sexual assault – age 4-17yrs.
Groups and Individual Counseling Services available, Sexual
Assault Advocacy Program provides services to victims of
sexual assault at participating hospitals, SANE (Sexual Assault
Nurse Examiner Program) provides forensic exams for victims
of sexual assault at participating hospitals, VPO Assistance and
Court Advocacy.
LATINO COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
236-0701 Fax 236-0773
420 S.W. 10th St.
population.
LEND-A-HAND PARENT CHILD
CENTER FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CHILD ABUSE
235-9812 Fax 236-8383
614 N.E. 4th St.
Parent partners program, parenting support groups, parenting
skills for first time parents, individual family counseling, anger
management and domestic violence prevention classes, home
visitation program for new moms.
Families considered “at risk” of abuse or neglect, with children
under 18. Fees: sliding scale, however, no one is denied for
inability to pay.
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OKLAHOMA COUNTY DISTRICT
ATTORNEY - VICTIM SERVICES
713-1600
320 Robert S. Kerr, Room 505
D.A. reviews cases from law enforcement to determine if
criminal charges will be made. No fees.
Groups after 12:00 p.m. and evenings
Interactive psycho-educational parenting classes, compassion
workshop, parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT), Attorney
General approved batterer’s intervention program and child
support services supervised visitation for children and their
non-custodial parent. OKDHS Contract Referrals and Fee for
service.
917-9922 1-800-522-7233
Appt. for counseling and support groups
947-4506
Confidential residential facility providing a safe environment,
support groups, counseling, advocacy services and children’s
counseling. Victims of domestic violence or sexual assault.
SUNBEAM SHELTER
528-7721
Call for Details
Wednesday, Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Senior companion program, caregiver fundamentals, senior
emergency shelter, counseling.
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Domestic Violence
PAC-PARENTS ASSISTANCE CENTER
232-8226 Fax 236-4947
[email protected]
415 N.W. 5th St.
WOMEN’S RESOURCE CENTER, INC.
364-9424 Crisis number 701-5540
Norman, OK 73071
Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services
Domestic Violence
Crisis services, hotline, shelter for victims of domestic violence
or sexual assault, 30-day shelter, referral to other shelter in
needed, education/prevention programs.
Women and children, sliding scale for counseling, shelter use is
limited to those in immediate danger.
WOMEN’S SERVICE CENTER AND
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERS
262-4455 - Crisis Line
PO Box 754
El Reno, OK 73036
Crisis intervention: sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking,
support/education groups, referrals to other services, 20 session
class for victims of domestic violence or sexual assault/crisis
intervention: sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking.
Canadian county residents only.
DRUG AND ALCOHOL
RECOVERY SUPPORT
SERVICES
2ND HAND SMOKE
1-866-ONLY-AIR 1-866-665-9247
Oklahoma State Dept. of Health
1000 N.E. 10th
Tobacco use prevention information on Oklahoma smoking
laws, report violations of Oklahoma smoking laws, information
on health concerns regarding second hand smoke.
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A BETTER CHANCE CLINIC
271-5700
www.ouhsc.edu
Child Study Center
1100 N.E. 13th St.
Oklahoma City, OK
Drug treatment program, evaluation and early intervention for
infants and toddlers with fetal drug exposure, developmental
assessment, parenting education, anticipatory guidance,
developmental education behavior management, referrals to
related services. For mothers of newborn (call HMO to see if
mom is covered), infants and children exposed to fetal drugs
or alcohol.
A CHANCE TO CHANGE
FOUNDATION
840-9000
www.achancetochange.org
5228 Classen Circle
AL-ANON INFORMATION SERVICES
767-9071
www.okcalanon.org
3801 N.W. 63rd
Edgewater Bldg. 3, Suite 129
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Messages can be left 24 hours - 7 days a week
Provides meeting information for Oklahoma City and the
surrounding area, monthly schedule.
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Support Services
Addiction Community Education Series, outpatient alcohol
or drug treatment, adolescent (over 5 years old) and family
Medicaid, assistance available.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Hotline 524-1100
Inter Group Office 949-0910
2701 N. Portland, Suite E
12-step program referral, schedules to local meeting and other
services. No fee. 24-hour answering service.
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH GROUP
681-2003
5401 S.W. 29th St.
Support Services
Monday - Friday 5:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Saturday 6:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Methadone clinic.
CARE FOR CHANGE - COMMUNITY
ADOLESCENT REHABILITATION
EFFORT
524-5525 Fax 524-5528
Emergency 204-6963
3621 N. Kelley Ave., Suite 100
Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
Friday 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
24-hour crisis services. Substance abuse outpatient treatment,
parenting, anger management, drug testing. TANF referred
through Orientation, CW referred through Immediate Access.
CATALYST
235-9709
3033 N. Walnut
Substance abuse outpatient treatment, parenting, anger
management, drug testing. TANF referred through Orientation,
CW referred through Immediate Access.
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CITY RESCUE MISSION
232-2709
800 W. California
24 hours
Clothing: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Emergency shelter to homeless men, women and families. Nondenominational. Crisis counseling, clothing, rehab program,
Care: must be enrolled, screened and interview, take classes in
COPE, INC.
528-8686
2701 N. Oklahoma
which is available in the office or when necessary, in a home/
community setting. Issues typically addressed include:
behavioral, domestic violence, impulse control, sexual abuse,
and substance abuse, parenting issues. TANF referred through
Orientation, CW referred through Immediate Access. Other
fees: Insurance, Medicaid/HMO, and sliding scale.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Evening services available by appointment.
Mental health counseling, parenting groups, anger management
groups, sexual abuse family education, sex offender counseling
and assessment, chaperone program, case management services,
substance abuse assessment and services, consultative services.
accepted.
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Support Services
CORNERSTONE COUNSELING AND
CONSULTING, INC.
231-3150
312 N.E. 28th St., Suite 101
753-4070 749-0800
2208 W. Hefner Rd.
Oklahoma City, OK
lives - limited legal services. The Club - Students who apply
from John Marshall Middle School. Clinic--low income without
insurance.
Support Services
CYO/PUSH
424-2064
1208 N.E. 50th St.
Call for information.
Faith based drug and alcohol recovery support services, peer
counseling, emergency food, fuel, and housing, advocacy,
applying for SSI, transportation, job search, after school and
out-of-school activities for children and youth. Access to
Recovery provider agency for individuals who are directly
involved with the Oklahoma criminal justice system Drug
Court, Probation/Parole, Community Sentencing, DUI Court,
Mental Health Court.
EAGLE RIDGE INSTITUTE
282-8232 Fax 282-0083
1916 E Perkins
Guthrie, OK 73044
Long term residential drug and alcohol treatment for women
with children under 13 years of age.
EDMOND YOUTH COUNCIL
341-3554
1251 N. Broadway, Suite C
Edmond, OK 73034
Monday -Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
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Family counseling, counseling for children, substance abuse
counseling for minors. $20 intake fee unless court ordered.
Sliding scale from $10 - $85. Must bring tax documents
or paystubs. Sliding scale is only for children ages 7-18 or
substance abuse.
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT AND
INTERVENTION SERVICES
767-1126
[email protected]
5131 N. Classen Circle
Counseling services, substance abuse treatment.
Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare and some insurance.
FAMILY RECOVERY
Beverly Pittman 606-8406 Fax 606-8194
Friday 8:00 a.m. to noon
management, drug testing. Medicaid/SoonerCare, TANF
referred through Orientation, CW referred through Immediate
Access.
Long term recovery program (6 months or longer if needed).
Clients work 6 days a week while at the facility either on the
grounds or at outside jobs set up by Firststep. All money from
outside jobs comes directly to Firststep for its support. AA
oriented. No charge.
FIRST STEP WOMEN
794-2834
12511 S. Sooner Rd.
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Support Services
FIRST STEP MEN
799-7540 (main) Fax 799-7528
11601 Stanley Draper
Long-term recovery program (9 months or longer if needed).
Clients work 6 days a week while at the facility either on the
grounds or at outside jobs set up by Firststep. All money from
outside jobs comes directly to Firststep for its support. AA
oriented. No charge.
GARY E. MILLER CHILDREN’S
JUSTICE CENTER
262-0202
7905 E. Hwy 66
El Reno, OK 73036
Treatment for youth and adults. Canadian county residents.
GRACE RESCUE MISSION
232-5756
[email protected]
2205 Exchange Ave.
Support Services
24 hours ,7 days a week
S.A.F.E. Program (Setting Addicts Free Eternally), a residential
alcohol treatment program, includes Bible Study, Tool Time
training program. Men only - minimum age 19, current photo
ID, no registered sex offenders. Fees: none.
HOPE COMMUNITY SERVICES
Main 634-4400 Administration 632-1900
Fax 634-9648
www.hopecsi.org
105 S.E. 45th St.
Tuesday and Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m
Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Services in Spanish. Substance abuse assessment and treatment,
case management, day treatment therapy, psychiatry, drug
testing (for clients who speak Spanish) - immediate access.
TANF referred through orientation, CW referred through
Immediate Access. Eligibility based on income.
JORDAN’S CROSSING
604-9644
301 S.W. 74th St.
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24 hour residential facility. Inpatient and outpatient substance
abuse program. Long-term. Women with children. Must
have custody of children or actively seeking reunification
to be eligible. Short term, available to men and women with
screening and other requirements for services.
LIGHTHOUSE COUNSELING
SERVICES INC.
942-8115
5714 S. Western
Monday – Friday 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Additional times by
appointment only
mental health and substance abuse services, Persons with cooccurring mental and substance abuse disorders, Seniors/older
adults, Pregnant/postpartum women, Women, Men, DUI/DWI
offenders, Criminal justice clients
Fees: Self payment, Medicaid/SoonerCare, Medicare, State
financed insurance, Private health insurance, Military insurance
(e.g., VA,TRICARE), Access to Recovery
Mental health and substance abuse services, substance abuse
treatment. Payment assistance available (by sliding fee scale),
Medicaid.
MISSION TREATMENT CENTER
239-6815
1214 N. Hudson
Methadone substance abuse treatment facility. Outpatients.
Have to meet a certain criteria (on a case by case bases).
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Support Services
MAXIMUS COUNSELING SERVICES,
INC.
601-1154 Fax 601-1183
3837 N.W. 23rd St.
MOUNT PLEASANT BAPTIST
CHURCH
424-2800
724 N.E. 21st
Recovery services, AA meetings, counseling.
Call for appointments and times.
NAIC
321-0022 Fax 360-4918
215 W. Linn
Norman, OK 73069
Walk-ins accepted Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Mental health service works with co-occurring substance abuse
and mental health. Fees based on sliding scale.
Support Services
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
524-7068
WASC.OKNA.ORG
121 N.E. 52nd St.
24 hour helpline
Hours, meeting times and location depend on where you live.
Group meetings, public information, presentation to school, self
help meetings. Western area of Oklahoma
NEW DAY RECOVERY YOUTH AND
FAMILY SERVICES , INC.
525-0452 Fax 525-0515
[email protected]
Monday & Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Ages 4 and up. Substance abuse treatment, outpatient care,
special groups and programs for adolescents. Payments:
Medicare and Medicaid/SoonerCare is accepted. Payment
assistance is NOT offered for program costs. Private pay is $35
individual mental health sessions and $20 per class. Private pay
accepted.
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NEW DISCOVERIES YOUTH AND
FAMILY
232-1401 Fax 232-1402
628 N.E. 4th St.
Monday & Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
accepted out-patient, Home-Based - all ages.
NORTHCARE CENTER
272-0660 Fax 272-1596
www.northcare.com
1140 N. Hudson
Adult mental health and substance abuse therapy, bed clinic,
case management services. English/Spanish.Medicaid/
SoonerCare accepted. 18 and over. Sliding scale, private pay,
some insurance.
Removes barrier for person to receive substance services. ATR
provides vouchers to clients for purchase of substance abuse
clinical treatment and recovery support services. The goals
of the program are to expand capacity, support client choice,
and increase the array of faith-based and community based
providers for clinical treatment and recovery support services.
Access to Recovery provider agency. Individuals who are
directly involved with the Oklahoma criminal justice system
(Drug Court, Probation/Parole, Community Sentencing, DUI
Court, Mental Health Court).
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Support Services
OKLAHOMA ACCESS TO RECOVERY
522-5792 Fax - 522-3767
P.O. Box 53277
OKLAHOMA CITIZEN ADVOCATES
FOR RECOVERY AND TREATMENT
ASSOCIATION (OCARTA)
1-866-848-7555 848-7555
www.ocarta.org
2808 N.W. 31st St.
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., closed for lunch noon
to 1:00 p.m.
Outreach and referral for men or women seeking help for
substance abuse problems, meeting people at detox centers and
transporting them to treatment, linking families to community
resources and introducing people new in recovery to the
recovery community. Sister-Sister program for females only,
must live in Oklahoma County and in recovery or want to be in
recovery. Other programs available person must be in recovery
and or wants to be in recovery.
Support Services
524-8082
Recovery Houses - residential programs for those who need
serious help in getting their lives back on track. Most of our
clients are coming out of very desperate situations. Some have
been in alcohol and drug programs or in jail or prison. Clothing,
hot meals, serves nutritious meals six days a week. When
staffing and resources are available, provides school supplies,
Christmas gifts, and other kinds of enjoyable and useful
donations. Anyone in need, help for the disadvantaged.
OKLAHOMA CITY INDIAN CLINIC
948-4900
4913 W. Reno
Appointments are for medical services. Call for an appointment.
Immunizations, home and school visits, women’s health issues.
HIV, TB, diabetes, nutrition, lab work, dental, pharmacy.
Valid CDIB card is needed as well as other identifying
documentation.
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OKLAHOMA COUNTY CRISIS
INTERVENTION CENTER
522-8100
1200 N.E. 13th
Mental health and drug/alcohol abuse crisis intervention
facility, 24-hour medically supervised detox for adults, OK
county.
OKLAHOMA TOBACCO HELPLINE
1-800-QUIT-NOW 1-800-784-8669
Tobacco use prevention.
PATHWAYS PROFESSIONAL
COUNSELING
605-8282 Fax 702-0468
1017 N.W. 6th
Parenting classes, drug, and alcohol, larceny classes. Individual
and family counseling, home based as needed, sex offenders
group therapy, Spanish groups, PCIT - parent-child interaction
therapy. Medicaid, private pay, insurance and sliding scale.
Mental health services works with co-occurring substance
abuse and mental health treatment services. Fees: sliding scale.
Medicaid/SoonerCare or private insurance accepted.
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Support Services
QUAPAW COUNSELING SERVICES
AND ADDICTION TREATMENT
CENTER
672-3033
1301 S.E. 59th St.
SALVATION ARMY ADULT
REHABILITATION CENTER
236-3677
2041 N.W. 7th St.
Rehab program, 6 months to a year program, rehabilitation
work therapy for adult male substance abusers, counseling
Residents may stay as long as they wish to as long as they abide
by the rules of the center.
SPECIALIZED OUTPATIENT
SERVICES (S.O.S.)
810-1766 James Patterson
Support Services
After hours groups are available.
management, drug testing, Strengthening Families. TANF
referred through Orientation, CW referred through Immediate
Access.
ST. ANTHONY’S START PROGRAM
713-5980
1000 N. Lee
2129 S.W. 59th
START (St. Anthony Recovery and Treatment) begins with
a medically-supervised detoxification period, if necessary.
Patients then step down to an intensive inpatient or residential
level of care which addresses emotional, spiritual and physical
needs. Offers 21 or 28 day residential treatment options, as
well as day treatment and day or evening intensive outpatient
treatment. Family members can play in important role in
recovery, so we often include them in the treatment process
during family or group therapy. Medicaid/SoonerCare or private
insurance accepted.
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THE REFERRAL CENTER (TRC)
Main 525-2525 Ken Wilson 863-4396
Fax 524-3549
trcok.com
1215 N.W. 25th
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.
Substance abuse assessment - Immediate Access 24-hour
assessments available. Substance abuse treatment and
rehabilitation, detoxification. Free services when referred by
Child Welfare.
TOTAL LIFE COUNSELING
FOUNDATION (TLC)
840-7040
[email protected]
3000 United Founders Blvd., Suite 239
TURNING POINT TREATMENT
CENTER
634-0508
1607 S.W. 15th
Comprehensive assessments, individual, group and family
counseling, DUI assessments, interventions, relapse prevention,
aftercare services, intensive out-patient counseling and drug
court services for Oklahoma County. HIV testing and referrals.
Fees based on ability to pay, no one refused services based on
inability to pay, sliding scale.
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Support Services
Mental Health and substance abuse services, substance abuse
treatment, adolescents, persons with co-occurring mental
and substance abuse disorders, gay and lesbian, pregnant/
postpartum women, women groups, men groups, DUI/DWI
offenders. TANF referred through Orientation, CW referred
through Immediate Access Self payment, private health
insurance, military insurance, Medicare/SoonerCare.
EDUCATION
BETHEL FOUNDATION USA
348-5826
bethelfoundationsusa.com
13003 N. Western
Education
Obtain temporary housing to create a better home for your
children. Complete classes to earn your GED. Prepare
paperwork to get you accepted into college or vocational
schools. Apply for financial aid, scholarships and grants to pay
for your higher education expenses. Look for employment and
provide career advancement training.
Kids Rock Camp - June 21-25 and July 26-30, 9 a.m. - noon.
Single moms who desire faith based support.
286-3700
bethelfoundationsusa.com
11212 N. May, Suite 110
provide career advancement training.
Kids Rock Camp - June 21-25 and July 26-30, 9 a.m. - noon.
Single moms who desire faith based support.
CELEBRATIONS EDUCATION
SERVICES INC.
236-4038
5716 S. Western
Preschool $180 per month.
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COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY OF
OKLAHOMA CITY AND OKLAHOMA
AND CANADIAN COUNTIES
Main 232-0199
City-County 769-3346
Northeast 424-0315
Northwest 525-2468
Southeast 672-7311
Southwest 634-1469
Canadian 262-7042
Main Office
319 S.W. 25th St.
753-4070 749-0800
2208 W. Hefner Rd.
Oklahoma City, OK
Clinic by appointment
from John Marshall Middle School, Clinic--low income without
insurance.
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Education
Social services vary with site and may include help with food,
info and referral, emergency services, transportation, Head
Start, first time home-buyer assistance, GED classes, Rx for
OK, Turning Point, Economic Development Division. Low to
moderate income residents in Oklahoma and Canadian counties.
EASTERN OKLAHOMA COUNTY
TECHNICAL CENTER
390-9591
4601 N. Choctaw Road
Choctaw, OK 73032
Friday 8:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Provides lifelong career and technical training and personal
development through quality programs, services and activities.
EMERSON ALTERNATIVE
EDUCATION CENTER
232-5273 Fax 231-2014
715 N. Walker
Education
Education programs for pregnant and female parenting students,
suspended students, students with special adjustment needs,
medically unable to attend school, psychological maladjustment
or chemical dependency. Oklahoma City Public School System.
FRANCIS TUTTLE TECHNOLOGY
CENTER
722-7799
www.francistuttle.edu
12777 N. Rockwell
Fee varies.
HEAD START - COMMUNITY ACTION
AGENCY OF OKLAHOMA CITY AND
OKLAHOMA/CANADIAN COUNTIES
232-0199 Fax 232-9074
www.caaofokc.org
319 S.W. 25th
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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. These programs advocate
for a community that shares responsibility for the healthy
development of children and families. Children 3 to 5 years of
age are eligible for enrollment if their families meet the income
guidelines.
LATINO COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
236-0701 Fax 236-0773
420 S.W. 10 St.
population.
Guidance and academic services, vocational education, career
counseling, ESL and GED classes, financial assistance with cost
of tuition, textbooks, transportation, job search assistance.
Eligibility varies by program.
OKLAHOMA CITY COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
682-7531
www.occc.edu
[email protected]
7777 S. May Ave.
Oklahoma City , OK 73159
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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METRO TECHNOLOGY CENTER
424-8324
1900 Springlake Dr.
English classes. No charge during Spring and Fall Semesters.
$50 registration fee in Summer. To enroll in OCCC GED and
ESL classes, call OCCC Testing and Assessment Services
at 682-7531. To enroll in off site GED and ESL classes, call
Community Outreach and Education at 682-7859.
Eligibility requirements: 16 years with agreement from high
school, or 18 years and older.
OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENT
SERVICES
587-0357
900 N. Klein
Education
After school tutoring, night school for juniors and seniors,
career and higher ed. workshops, drug/alcohol prevention
Native American descent, reside in Oklahoma City School
district.
OKLAHOMA COOPERATIVE
EXTENSION SERVICE
731-1125
930 N. Portland
Family and consumer science services, nutrition, health,
parenting and co-parenting education, gardening. Oklahoma
County residents no fee.
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITYOKLAHOMA CITY
945-8627
900 N. Portland
Student support services, academic advisement, career
counseling, extensive tutorial assistance, financial aid,
advocacy, referrals, parenting skills. First generation college
students, financially disadvantaged or physically challenged.
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946-1556 Fax 943-0079
3737 N. Portland
After school Monday - Friday
to 4 days, tutoring program, K-5th grade school supplies.
Need a referral from DHS.
PROJECT READ INC.
348-7323
27 E. 15th St.
Edmond, OK 73013
Monday -Thursday 9:00 a.m. - noon and by appt.
Adult education, English as 2nd language, GED. No fee.
Short-term educational and career skills training, professional
development workshops and job search. High school diploma
or GED, DHS TW2, TW3, KeyTrain scores; 6th grade reading
level; reliable transportation and secured daycare arrangements,
if applicable.
RENEW DROPOUT RECOVERY
PROGRAM
605-3319
201 N.E. 48th
Opportunity to receive a high school diploma for students who
have dropped out. Age: 16-19. Oklahoma City School district.
Referral required from Board of Education or home school.
No fee.
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REACH - OKLAHOMA STATE
UNIVERSITY-OKLAHOMA CITY
945-8636
900 N. Portland
ROSE STATE COLLEGE
736-0315
6420 S.E. 15th St.
Skills and needs assessment, job training, pre-employment
training. Fee varies.
Education
SALVATION ARMY
246-1060
501 S. Harvey
Mailing Address
PO Box 2095
Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - noon, 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
program, Food pantry: SSI or over 62 may receive food twice
a month (must have SSI/SSA award letter), everyone who
provides proof of residence, SS#, and ID may receive food once
per month.
SHILOH
858-7011
www.shilohcamp.org
www.theshiloh.net
601 N.E. 63rd St.
Call for Information. Shiloh provides programs designed to
promote learning, healing, and wholeness. Will reach inner city
youth and families in a beautiful, natural environment. These
programs will include education, training, outdoor athletics,
recreation, and cultural activities.
SMARTSTART
232-3582
1444 N.W. 28 St.
Coalition to promote school readiness.
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528-7721
616 N.W. 21st St.
Provide foster care services, Early Head Start Program, senior
companion program, caregiver fundamentals, senior emergency
shelter, counseling, Educare, Child Development Care.
TEEM THE EDUCATIONAL AND
EMPLOYMENT MINISTRY
235-5671 Fax 235-5866
Tony Zahn, Executive Director
14 N.E. 13th
URBAN LEAGUE OF GREATER OKC
424-5243
www.urbanleague.org
3900 N. Martin Luther King Ave.
Assists underprivileged individuals and minorities to achieve
social and economic equality. GED classes, job training, and an
after prison work experience, economic development, housing
and community development, urban health, youth development
family assistance, after school tutoring, weatherization program.
No fees.
WHIZ KIDS
602-2815
923 N. Robinson, Suite 320
Improves the well-being of inner-city youth through
academic tutoring, positive mentoring relationships and by
communicating spiritual and moral values. Faith-based program
for elementary age students at selected schools.
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Faith based educational classes, life skills, job placement and
social services. Persons must be 18 years or older
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
AMERICAN INDIAN VOCATIONAL
REHABILITATION PROGRAM
951-3400
3535 N.W. 58th St., Suite 500
Employment Services
Vocational, medical and psychological evaluations. Vocational
guidance and counseling. Rehabilitation devices and equipment.
Job placement. Proof of citizenship from state or federally
recognized tribe. Reside within area served by participating
tribe.
CARL ALBERT STATE COLLEGE
ASSESSMENT SERVICES
942-2180
3120 W. Britton Rd., Suite 200
Oklahoma City, OK
Referral is made through OKDHS TANF worker. 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
262-0345 ext 27490
PO Box 38
Concho, Oklahoma 73022
Job placement, vocational training. Must be 1/4 Native
American.
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CITY CARE - PERSHING CENTER
609-2400
2400 General Pershing Blvd., Suite #513
Transitional housing program provides an environment that
encourages individuals to achieve long-term success with
commitments to the community, jobs, and themselves. A back
to work program, can stay up to 2 years. Must be homeless, 90
days sobriety required if there are substance abuse issues.
COUNSELING SOLUTIONS AND
INTERVENTIONS
601-6710
FAMILY SELF-SUFFICIENCY
PROGRAM - OKLAHOMA CITY
HOUSING AUTHORITY
239-7551
1700 N.E. 4th
Job development, resume writing, parenting skills, budgeting,
home ownership counseling, health and mental health
counseling, child care providers, escrow or savings account.
Must be on Section 8 Program of the Oklahoma City Housing
Authority.
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Employment Services
Hours by Appt.
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. Fee are based on sliding scale, Medicaid/
SoonerCare or private insurance accepted, or OKDHS approval.
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
236-4451
www.okgoodwill.org
316 S. Blackwelder
Career Development Job Training program is designed to
serve individuals with disabilities. Individuals apply for
training services by completing an application and providing
documentation of disability.
Employment Services
LABOR READY
634-3100 Fax 634-9700
925 S.W. 59th St.
Temporary to permanent jobs. Will hire men and women. Work
today - paid today. Construction, manufacturing, industrial,
freight handling, warehouse, landscaping, janitorial. Two forms
of ID, one must be picture ID.
OKLAHOMA ASSOCIATION
FOR PERSONS IN SUPPORTED
EMPLOYMENT (OK-APSE)
www.ok-apse.org
3200 Marshall Ave.
Norman, OK 73072
Open to anyone who is interested in the economic and social
empowerment of job seekers and workers with disabilities
Persons with disabilities or employers who wish to employ
them.
REHABILITATION AND VISUAL
SERVICES
737-4897
1120-10 S. Air Depot
DRS expands opportunities for employment, independent life
and economic self-sufficiency by helping Oklahomans with
disabilities bridge barriers to success in the workplace, school
and at home. No Fee.
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REHABILITATION SERVICES (DRS)
1-800-487-4042
1-800-845-8476 (TTY/TDD)
3535 N.W. 58th St., Suite 500
DRS expands opportunities for employment, independent life
and economic self-sufficiency by helping Oklahomans with
disabilities bridge barriers to success in the workplace, school
and at home. No Fee.
OKLAHOMA EMPLOYMENT
SECURITIES COMMISSION
557-7100
OPPORTUNITIES
INDUSTRIALIZATION CENTER (OIC)
235-2651
400 N. Walnut
Upgrading reading and math skills training, motivation, GED
classes, adult basic education, computer software classes with
job placement, and counseling. $25 processing fee, unless low
level readers in literacy program.
ORO DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Case Manager Celso Marcelo - 840- 7077
Fax 634-7077
909 S. Meridian Ave., Suite 701
Opportunities and information that provide migrant and
seasonal farm workers and other low-income individuals with
the ability to achieve self-sufficiency and productivity within
their social and economic environment. Non-profit services
low income persons, clothing, car repairs. There are income and
citizenship guidelines.
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Employment Services
Referral to employment opportunities, job training.
Unemployment insurance benefits. Serves any person.
REACH - OKLAHOMA STATE
UNIVERSITY-OKLAHOMA CITY
945-8636
900 N. Portland
Employment Services
Short-term educational and career skills training, professional
development workshops and job search. High school diploma
or GED, DHS TW2, TW3, KeyTrain scores; 6th grade reading
level; reliable transportation and secured daycare arrangements,
if applicable.
TEEM - THE EDUCATIONAL AND
EMPLOYMENT MINISTRY
235-5671 Fax 235-5866
Tony Zahn, Executive Director
14 N.E. 13th
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
Faith based educational classes, life skills, job placement and
social services. Persons must be 18 years or older.
424-5243
www.urbanleague.org
Assists underprivileged individuals and minorities to achieve
social and economic equality. GED classes, job training, and an
after prison work experience, economic development, housing
and community development, urban health, youth development
and family assistance, after school tutoring, weatherization
programs. No fees. Serves any person.
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WORKFORCE OKLAHOMA
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
COMMISSION
670-9100
Oklahoma City Southside Center
4509 S I-35 Service Rd.
Referral to suitable employment opportunities, job training
assistance to economically disadvantaged individuals and those
dislocated to due to business closings and layoffs. Assessment
of individual needs and referral to supportive agencies and
programs.
programs.
WORKFORCE OKLAHOMA
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
COMMISSION
713-1890
Oklahoma City Eastside
Career Connection Center
7401 N.E. 23rd
programs.
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Employment Services
WORKFORCE OKLAHOMA
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
COMMISSION
639-3640
Oklahoma City Reno Center
416 B Hudiburg Circle
WORKFORCE OKLAHOMA
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
COMMISSION
470-3200
Rockwell Center
Francis Tuttle Technology Center
Campus Center Building - South Entrance
12777 N. Rockwell
Employment Services
programs.
WORKFORCE OKLAHOMA
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
COMMISSION
Vet Affairs
456-5031
921 N.E. 13th, Rm. 1B-109G
WORKFORCE OKLAHOMA
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
COMMISSION
Tinker AFB
743-2273
Family Support Center Bldg. 1
72MFF/DPF Dave Rm. 105B
TAFB OK
WORKFORCE OKLAHOMA
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
COMMISSION
701-2000
1141 E. Main
Norman, OK 73071
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EYE CLINICS
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
INTEGRATED NETWORK (COINS)
524-8100
3815 N. Santa Fe, Suite 122
Links low-income, uninsured people in Central Oklahoma
with donated and reduced cost physician, hospital, vision, and
prescription services. No health insurance. No referrals needed.
Client calls for a provider in their zip code.
DEAN A. MCGEE EYE INSTITUTE
271-6363
Appointments 271-1090
608 Stanton L. Young Blvd.
Eye care in all subspecialties. Serves anyone, fees vary by
service, help is available for low income patients.
SKYLINE URBAN MINISTRIES
COMMUNITY CHARITY EYE CLINIC
236-5212
701 N.W. 8th St.
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Eye Clinics
Wednesday 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. to pick up glasses.
Referrals for children from the public school system. May bring
doctor’s prescription in for glasses service. Free eye exam for
residents of Oklahoma county. May have to wait 4-6 months.
Cannot have insurance, Medicaid/SoonerCare or Medicare.
$35.00 single vision, $55 bifocals.
Family Services
FAMILY SERVICES
ELIZABETH HOUSE (THROUGH
CATHOLIC CHARITIES)
523-3000
1501 N. Classen
Long term case management helping families in need to
become self-sufficient. Families with Children under 18. No
TANF. Must be receiving income or have received income in
last 90 days.
FINANCE
ARCHDIOCESE OF OKLAHOMA
CITY
523-3026
Finance
Family Hope - Help Organize Prioritize and Empower works
with families who want to move toward self-sufficiency,
assists in budgeting. Limited financial assistance is available to
persons in the program.
CONSUMER CREDIT COUNSELING
SERVICES OF CENTRAL OK (CCCS)
789-2227 1-800-364-2227
www.cccsok.org
3230 N. Rockwell
Bethany, OK 73008
Debt management program, negotiation with creditors,
spending habit counseling. Counseling - no fee. Debt
management plan - $10-$35 per month.
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1-800-364-2227
www.cccsok.org
130 E. MacArthur
Shawnee, OK 74801
789-2227 1-800-364-2227
www.cccsok.org
TINKER AIRMEN AND FAMILY
READINESS CENTER
734-4393
6001 Arnold Ave.
Tinker AFB, OK 73145
Credit management, budgeting, how to buy a car or house, thrift
savings plan for federal employees. Requirement DOD card
holder, no fees.
Finance
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FINANCIAL SUPPORT
OKLAHOMA CHILD SUPPORT
SERVICES (OCSS) - BETHANY
OKC metro area 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax 470-6148
[email protected]
7201 N.W. 10th St.
P.O. Box 1610
Bethany, OK 73008-1610
Monday-Friday 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Oklahoma Child Support Services (OCSS) acts as an economic
advocate for the children of Oklahoma, ensuring that parents
financially support their children. When a child does not receive
financial support from one or both parents, OCSS assists by
locating the non-custodial parents’ addresses and employers,
establishing legal paternity, establishing child and medical
support orders, enforcing support for married, separated, or
divorced parents and modifying support orders.
Financial Support
SERVICES (OCSS) - CENTRAL
REGISTRY
Tulsa metro area (918) 295-3500
Fax 522-8901
[email protected]
P. O. Box 528805
support orders, enforcing support for married, separated or
divorced parents and modifying support orders. Serves all
Oklahoma Counties: NON-IVD Child Support Cases.
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SERVICES (OCSS) - EL RENO
522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax 295-2686
[email protected]
314 W. Rogers
El Reno, OK 73036
support orders, enforcing support for married, separated
or divorced parents and modifying support orders. Serves
Canadian and Kingfisher Counties.
SERVICES (OCSS) - JUVENILE COURT
Fax 767-2558
[email protected]
Oklahoma County Child Welfare cases.
Financial Support
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SERVICES (OCSS) - MIDWEST CITY
Fax 869-8203
9901 S.E. 29th St.
Mailing Address
PO Box 50056
Oklahoma County 55B.
Financial Support
SERVICES (OCSS) - OKLAHOMA
CITY NORTH
Fax 522-2035
[email protected]
2409 N. Kelley Ave., Room 103
Mailing Address
PO Box 36429
Oklahoma County 55C.
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CITY SOUTH
Fax 606-4280
[email protected]
2701 S. Harvey
Mailing Address
PO Box 25637
Monday - Friday 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Oklahoma County 55A.
SOCIAL SECURITY
ADMINISTRATION
605-3000 1-800-772-1232
Shepherd Mall
2615 Villa Prom
Federally funded financial support system.
Jan. 12 - April 15, Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Sat. 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
These are roving tax clinics. Call for specific clinics.
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TAX ASSISTANCE - OKLAHOMA
CITY (VITA)
943-6457
4200 Perimeter Center, Suite 222
Food
Offers free income tax preparation assistance to
Oklahoma taxpayers with combined income of $40,000
or less. IRS trained and certified volunteers assist with
basic returns (W-2’s, Earned Income Credit, Child Tax
Credit, and Child/Dependent Care Credit).
FOOD
ADVENTIST COMMUNITY SERVICES
721-6110
4735 N.W. 63rd
Provided through local churches, hours vary
New and used clothing, bedding, food. Serves anyone in need.
ANGEL FOOD MINISTRIES HOTLINE
1-877-366-3646
Hotline will direct you to the nearest host site. Anyone is
eligible. Payment/fees: $30 per box.
235-6162
2125 Exchange Ave.
Tuesday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. first come first serve
Clothing - Tuesday 9:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m.
General medical exam, food baskets, minor illness, no x-ray,
no labs, prescription filled for free if in stock and script written
there, clothing, free extractions/dental care. Oklahoma City
residents only, need valid OK picture ID. Medical examination
to the first 12 people in line, prescription refill for people who
are current patients through the Mission Center, food basket
given out to the first 25 people (can only receive once every
other month).
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Food Pantry. 73008 Proof of residence. Photo ID.
BIBLE METHODIST CHURCH
(BREAD OF LIFE)
632-2060
www.okcbiblemethodist.org
5801 S. Douglas Ave.
Monday, Wednesday Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Food Pantry. 73109 or 73119.
BILLY HOOTEN UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
235-4777
2444 N.W. First St.
Last Monday every month
Food for families. Bring Social security card and utility bill for
proof of residence.
BREAKFAST ON BOULEVARD
341-3544
201 E. 2nd
Edmond, OK 73034
Free breakfast service and sack lunch provided if needed. For
anyone who is hungry - enter north basement door.
BRITVILLE COMMUNITY FOOD
PANTRY
842-1275
(As long as the food lasts)
Food Pantry, photo id, proof of residence and social security
card for each member of the household. Zip codes 73114 and
73120.
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BETHANY CHURCH OF CHRIST
789-2923
3301 N. Rockwell
Bethany, OK 73008
Food
CITY
523-3026
May assist with food, or money for other needs including
utilities, prescriptions, or special items. May provide needed
items including space heater, car seat, baby carrier, formula,
diapers, etc. Eligible if pregnant or family with children in the
home.
CENTRAL 7TH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
721-2266
4747 N.W. 63rd
New and used clothing, bedding, food.
236-5956
115 S.W. 24th
Food service or referrals and food baskets every 90 days if
in need. Clothes for anyone, household items, on a limited
basis, few baby items, car seats, swings (not available will
put on waiting list), newborn gift packs/layettes. No referrals
necessary, serves anyone, bring picture U.S. ID, Food service
available to the following zip codes: 73139, 73149, 73159,
73169, 73170, 73179.
CHURCH AT THE NORTH GATE
330-0123
6705 N. I-35 Frontage Rd.
Edmond, OK 73034
Office Hours vary. Please leave a message. Food Baskets when
food is available. By appointment only.
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Food Baskets when food is available. Drivers license, current
utility bill.
CITY CARE
232-3232
2400 General Pershing Blvd., Suite 513
Breakfast served. Serves anyone who is hungry.
CITY CARE
232-3232
City Church
136 N.W. 10th
Monday - Friday Breakfast 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 a.m.
Friday Morning Food Baskets 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Breakfast served, and offers food baskets. Serves anyone who
is hungry.
CITY RESCUE MISSION
232-2709
800 W. California
24 hours
Clothing Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Emergency shelter to homeless men, women and families. Nondenominational, crisis counseling, clothing, rehab. program,
Care must be enrolled, screened and interviewed, take classes in
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CHURCH ON THE ROCK
943-2484
1780 W. Memorial Rd.
Edmond, OK 73034
Food
Main 232-0199 City-County 769-3346
Northeast 424-0315
Northwest 525-2468
Southeast 672-7311 Southwest 634-1469
Canadian 262-7042
Main Office
319 S.W. 25th St.
Start,1st time home-buyer assistance, GED classes, Rx for
COOK’S NIGHT OUT
340-0691
9th and Boulevard
Edmond, OK 73034
Last Friday of the month 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Free dinner for anyone who is hungry.
232-8631
Food Pantry
1201 N. Robinson
Food Mondays 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Emergency food assistance once a month.
Food restricted to zip codes 73103, 73104, 73106, 73107,
73108, 73109. Bring ID, SS, or proof of address.
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Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00 a.m. - noon.
Food Pantry, photo id, birth certificates, utility bills - NO
RENT, non-narcotic prescription refills, bus pass. Must come
in person. May receive food every 3 months with ID. One-time
only services: Photo ID or in-state birth certificate $10.
528-3663 Fax 528-1290
4224 N. Lincoln
Saturday 9:00 a.m. - noon
Emergency formula, food, diapers, clothing and other
necessities for children up to age 4. Referral from WIC, DHS
or hospitals and appointment required, child must be present to
receive services, 4 visits over child’s newborn to age 4.
JESUS HOUSE
232-7164 Fax 232-1369
www.jesushouse.org
1335 W. Sheridan
7 days per week 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Meals, shelter. Over 21, severely mentally ill, with a
prescription dually diagnosed with drug and alcohol abuse.
KNOB HILL BAPTIST
685-7761
2700 S.W. 59th St.
Last Thursday of every month. Register to pick up ticket 8:00
a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Call ahead to verify if they are open.
On-call. No deliveries. Food pantry. 73109 or others with a
referral.
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GUILD OF ST. GEORGE
232-2266
117 N.W. 7th
Food
LIFE CHRISTIAN CENTER
737-4447
6801 S. Anderson Rd.
Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Food pantry. Photo ID, can only come once every 30 days.
MASTER’S MARKET
737-2010
5751 E. Reno
approved before eligible, looks at income and expenses, will do
budgetary and financial guidance. Religious services. Serves
only zip codes: 73110, 73115, 73130, 73135, 73141, 73145,
73150, 73165, 73117 east of Bryant, 73066, 73084. No fees, no
OKDHS referral needed. Clients must provide verification of
current address and SS# for all household members.
MAYFAIR CHURCH OF CHRIST
842-2993
2340 N.W. 50th
Last Monday of the month 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
They will give you food once without all the verification, but
you will need verification on next visits. Can come every 30
days. Serves 73102, 73103, 73106, 73107,73112 - calling first
is best. Need social security card for everyone in the house,
proof of residency and photo ID.
MID-DEL FOOD PANTRY
732-3603
322 N. Midwest Blvd.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
10:00 a.m. - noon, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Offers emergency food to customers, must have 30 days
between visits. After receiving food for two months, clients
must skip a month before they can continue receiving food
again. DHS and church referral preferred. ID for primary client,
SS cards for all household members. Proof of residency.
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Monday 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Food Pantry. 73111 - others by referral, ID required.
236-0473
300 S.W. 13th
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
9:00 a.m. - noon, 12:30 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Bus passes for new jobs, or gas vouchers food pantry, clothing
524-8082
Lunch 5 days per week and breakfast one morning. Recovery
Houses - residential programs for those who need serious help
in getting their lives back on track. Most of our clients are
coming out of very desperate situations. Some have been in
alcohol and drug programs or in jail or prison. Clothing, hot
meals. Serves anyone in need, help for the disadvantaged.
946-1556 Fax 943-0079
3737 N. Portland
Monday - Thursday 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
to 4 days, tutoring program, K-5th grade school supplies. Need
a referral from DHS.
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Food
MOUNT CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH
424-5531
3721 Stanton Dr.
Oklahoma City, 73111
Food
REACHING OUR CITY (ROC)
440-9994
www.reaching ourcity.org
7710 N.W. 10 St.
Monday, Thursday, Friday
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Must be there before 2:30 p.m. to receive food.
2nd and 4th Saturday of each month 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Please call ahead - hours depend on zip code.
Faith based food pantry, community center, day care, thrift
store, and the VINE women’s ministries. Medical clinic, legal
clinic. Zip codes 73127, 73008, 73112, 73120, 73122, 73132,
73134, 73142, 73162. Persons need to bring proof of residence
and photo ID.
REGIONAL FOOD BANK - HOTLINE
972-1111
www.regionalfoodbank.org
3355 S. Purdue
Hotline to direct people to the nearest food pantries.
Eligibility and times vary from location to location.
SALVATION ARMY
246-1060
501 S. Harvey
Mailing Address
PO Box 2095
Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - noon, 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
per month.
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Monday - Saturday 4:15 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.
Sunday noon - 2:45 p.m.
Hot meals, Red Shield Kitchen. Services for any person.
SENIOR NUTRITION FOR
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
949-2709
Senior Nutrition Programs provide hot, nutritious meals for
older adults. In addition to offering a meal, the site offers
consumer information, programs focusing on health and
wellness, and recreational activities. 60 years or older, living in
Oklahoma or Canadian County. Call to apply and for program
sites.
SHARE COLORADO FOOD AND
COMMUNITY NETWORK CHRIST
CHURCH OF YUKON #3109
350-5603 416-3534
1-800-933-7427
620 W. Vandament
Yukon, OK 73009
Call for information. Goal is to help families save about 50% on
their groceries while encouraging the building of relationships
with their neighbors and community. No qualifications, prices
vary per package.
COMMUNITY NETWORK
DEL CITY CHRISTIAN #3149
677-2706 1-800-933-7427
4340 S.E. 15th
Del City, OK 73115
vary per package.
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SALVATION
VATION ARMY RED SHIELD
KITCHEN
246-1081
330 S.W. 4th St.
Food
COMMUNITY NETWORK
EAGLE’S CREST FELLOWSHIP #3123
787-5956 1-800-933-7427
5926 N.W. 23rd St.
vary per package.
COMMUNITY NETWORK
RIDGECREST UMC#3100
943-9536 1-800-933-7427
3629 N.W. 25th
Goal is to help families save about 50% on their groceries while
encouraging the building of relationships with their neighbors
and community. No qualifications, prices vary per package.
SKYLINE’S COMMUNITY
CUPBOARD
236-5212
701 N.W. 8th
Monday - Friday 12:30 pm. - 2:00 p.m.
Provides groceries up to 3 times per year. Social Security
Number, single persons need a referral - ID required.
SOUTH LINDSAY BAPTIST CHURCH
631-8681
www.southlindsay.org
3300 S. Lindsay
Food for persons in need. 73129 zip code only, DHS referral,
picture id (current) and current utility bill required.
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Call and leave a message for services. Leave phone message on
Helpline. Groceries are delivered. Partial utility payment help.
Serves parishioners first, no walk-ins. Zip code: western part
of 73135.
ST VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY
(EDMOND)
341-8128
Edmond, OK
Depends on availability of volunteers. Help with bills for food,
utilities, rent, etc. Depends on availability of funds. Edmond
area.
ST VINCENT DE PAUL (MIDWEST
CITY)
741-0967
1107 Felix Place
Call and leave a message for services. Leave phone message on
Helpline. Groceries are delivered. Partial utility payment help.
Serves parishioners first, no walk-ins. Zip codes 73110, 73140,
73150, eastern part of 73135.
WILDWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
478-0781
6900 N. Kelley Ave.
Friday 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Food baskets when food is available. Picture ID/SS card,
referral or proof of income.
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ST VINCENT DE PAUL (DEL CITY)
670-6105
3901 S. Sunnylane Rd.
Del City, Oklahoma 73115
Foster Care
FOSTER CARE
BAIR FOUNDATION
759-2670
1601 Greenbriar Place
Treatment foster care is a program for children, youth and
families whose special behavioral/emotional/social needs are
met through services delivered by treatment of foster parents
who are trained, supervised and supported by agency staff.
Some outpatient counseling. All ages, Accepts Medicaid/
CHILD SHARE
463-6626
720 W. Wilshire, Suite 117
Monday - Friday 8:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
A non-profit program to recruit parents and volunteers from
the faith community to become involved in some capacity
with fostering children. Adoptive, foster and respite families
recruited by Child Share are supported by a network that helps
provide for their physical, emotional and special needs. Same as
OKDHS foster care and adoption.
CHOICES FOR LIFE FOSTER CARE
751-0800
Oklahoma City, OK, 73112
Therapeutic foster care provides specialized in-home treatment
for children and youth with multiple psychological, social, and
emotional needs. DHS custody children.
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CITIZENS CARING FOR CHILDREN
753-4099
730 W. Wilshire, Suites 111 & 112
FOSTERING HOPE
271-3373 Fax 271-4418
1200 N. Phillips Ave., Suite 6100
Medical clinic for children in foster care. DHS custody
children.
OKLAHOMA BAPTIST HOME FOR
CHILDREN
691-7781 Fax 691-6015
16301 S. Western
Residential child care, group homes Level B accepts girls
ages 2-18, boys ages 2-8, has a program for parents who are
unable manage their children’s behavior, they will take children
with extreme behaviors problems. Call for eligibility details.
Children must be willing to work with the program.
SHADOW MOUNTAIN BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH SYSTEM
631-4567
5350 S. Western Ave., Suite 555
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Foster Care
Business Office open Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Resource Center Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Call for an appointment. Supportive services including toys,
free new clothing, shoes, socks, underwear, books, coats and
more 4 times per year (you can come each season). Clothing,
shoes, school supplies (ages K-12) and backpacks provided at
Back-to-School held at the Resource Center the first two weeks
of August. In addition, foster children can sign up to receive a
mentor through the mentoring program free of charge. Shelter
birthday parties and a Santa Shop project are also a focus.
Services available to foster children ages birth-21 living in
Oklahoma, Lincoln, Logan, Grady, Canadian, Cleveland and
Pottawatomie counties. Placement papers required to access
services. Foster parent needs to provide state of Oklahoma
identification.
Foster Care
Out-patient child and adolescents 3-18 yrs, family and
individual counseling, therapeutic foster care. Contract with
OKDHS.
SOUTHWEST FOSTER CARE
848-0011
Therapeutic foster care, SPUR outpatient program. Children in
OKDHS custody.
SPECIALIZED ALTERNATIVES FOR
YOUTH (SAFY)
942-5570 1-800-600-7239
www.safy.com
1209 Sovereign Row
Therapeutic foster care. OKDHS custody.
528-7721
616 N.W. 21st St.
Wednesday, Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Emergency and therapeutic foster care for abused/neglected,
emotionally disturbed children, marital family counseling
family counseling, specialized, center-based day care for young
children with development needs, senior services, Early Head
Start. OKDHS custody children.
WESLEYAN YOUTH, INC.
524-4457
Therapeutic foster care. Children in OKDHS custody.
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WESTERN PLAINS YOUTH AND
FAMILY SERVICES
580 254-5322
1213 Hanks Trail
Woodward, OK 73801
FURNITURE
Foster Care
Therapeutic foster care. Children in DHS custody.
BABY BARGAINS
722-9209
9113 N. Council
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Resale shop. Maternity wear, clothes for preemie-10
yrs, other baby items, furniture etc.
Furniture.
JESUS HOUSE
232-7164 232-5823 Fax 232-1369
www.jesushouse.org
1401 W. Sheridan
Furniture, food baskets. Identification plus a bill for
proof of residence.
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Furniture
CITY
523-3026
MASTER’S MARKET
737-2010
5751 E. Reno
approved before eligible, looks at income and expenses, will do
budgetary and financial guidance. Religious services. No fees,
no OKDHS referral needed. Clients must provide verification
of current address and SS# for all household members. Serves
only zip codes: 73110, 73115, 73130, 73135, 73141, 73145,
73150, 73165, 73320, 73066, 73084, 73117 east of Bryant.
SKYLINE URBAN MINISTRIES
632-2644
500 S.E. 15th
Gang Intervention
Furniture.
Clothes Closet: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, Thursday 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
By appointment only.
GANG INTERVENTION/
PREVENTION
286-3900
245-A W. Wilshire
Gang intervention, adolescent and family counseling, substance
abuse. Youth involved the juvenile justice system through Gang
Intervention Program. Workforce, TANF recipients, persons
exiting the Dept. of Corrections.
FAMILY AWARENESS COMMUNITY
TEAMWORK (FACT)
204-6396
1220 N. Lottie
Call for information
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Serve as a referral for drug counseling, sexual abuse, domestic
abuse, grief, loss, mentoring, school enrollment and referral.
Ages 10-17 and no serious charges.
MIDWEST CITY WEED AND SEED
405-869-9513
Doris Stevenson
[email protected]
9233 N.E. 10th
Weed refers to law enforcement and community policing. Seed
refers to prevention, intervention, treatment and neighborhood
restoration. This program allows the city to offer needed
services for community residents living in a specific targeted
five square mile area that includes NE 10th St. and NW 23rd St.
from Air Depot to Post Road; the area between NE 10th St. and
SE 15th St. from Midwest Boulevard to Douglas Blvd.
Call for Information. Faith based program, re-entry back into
society, free housing for 30 days, employment placement,
transportation, substance abuse, counseling, support groups,
retaliation prevention. Males only. Women’s program TBA.
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS
Call for information on groups
Main Office Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Support groups for children affected by death, deployment,
deportation or divorce. Calm Waters offers free grief and
divorce support groups to children and their parents/guardians
(ages 3-18), and to young adults who are not parents (ages
19-25).
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Grief Support Groups
CALM WATERS
841.4800 Fax 841.4803
www.calmwaters.org
4334 Northwest Expressway, Suite 101
Gang Intervention
TEACHING AND SAVING KIDS
(TASK)
455-3943
8320 N.E. 10th
COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS
24 hours phone 789-8840
Cell phone 496-8673
Mayflower 842-8897
Mayflower Congregational Church
3901 N.W. 63rd St.
Second Thursday of each month.
Support groups for parents and siblings grieving the loss of a
child or other loved-one. No fees, serves bereaved friends and
families.
CROSSINGS COMMUNITY CHURCH
753-4070 749-0800
753-4071 753-4073
14600 N. Portland
Monday 6:00 p.m.
Divorce care, grief share, anger management for men,
blended family support, celebrate recovery 12 step Bible
study, educational group, life tools for parents and teens,
alcohol anonymous, gamblers anonymous, compulsive eaters
anonymous, health and dental. Free and open to the public.
DEACONESS GRIEF SUPPORT
604-6190
Deaconess Hospital
5601 N. Portland
Step-by-step approach for those who wish to resolve their loss
issues and move beyond the pain of loss. Call for class dates.
Open to everyone, no cost.
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HOSPICE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY
848-8884
Physical, emotional and spiritual care to the terminally ill in
their homes, grief and bereavement services, medical equipment
and medication provided. 6-week program is conducted by
a certified grief recovery specialist who provides a step-bystep approach. Have a terminal illness, need palliative care,
caregiver available in final stages.
INTEGRIS CANCER INSTITUTE OF
OKLAHOMA
1-877-811-ICIO
Contact Susan Coatney 773-6608
5911 W. Memorial Rd.
Support for families dealing with cancer. There must be a
family member dealing with a cancer diagnosis.
LIFE AFTER LOSS: GRIEF SUPPORT
GROUP
951-2800 636-7951- A.J. Thomas
INTEGRIS Southwest Medical Center
4401 S. Western
One night per week. 4-week course in how to cope with loss
of loved one. Group members learn about the grieving process
and how to adjust to their loss effectively. Call for information.
Second Tuesday of every month 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Healthy healing support group. Anyone grieving about a loved
one.
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MERCY AT HOME - HOSPICE
Mercy Health Center
Main Number 752-3600
Mercy at Home 486-8600
4401 W. Memorial, Suite 143
MIDWEST REGIONAL MEDICAL
CENTER GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP
610-4411
2825 Parklawn Dr.
Midwest City, Oklahoma, 73110
Call for Information.
8-week support group begins periodically for those dealing with
loss of a loved one. Group and educational classes. Free.
Health Insurance
HEALTH INSURANCE
INSURE OKLAHOMA
1-888-3-OK-EPIC (1-888-365-3742)
PO BOX 18650
Monday - Friday excluding holidays 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Offers low cost heath insurance plans for those who qualify.
The Insure Oklahoma/O-EPIC Employer-Sponsored Insurance
will pay part of the health plan premiums for eligible employees
working for qualified Oklahoma small businesses (with 50 or
fewer full-time employees). The Insure Oklahoma/O-EPIC
Individual Plan is available to Oklahomans not otherwise
eligible to participate in an Insure Oklahoma employersponsored qualified health plan.
SOONERCARE (OKLAHOMA
MEDICAID)
1-800-987-7767
Helps adults 19 and older with family planning. Assists adults
with children under 19, children under 19 and pregnant women,
individuals 65 and older, individuals who are blind or have
disabilities, women under 65 with breast or cervical cancer.
Application through OKDHS low income eligibility.
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HIV/AIDS/STD
ACTION EYE WEAR
236-3838
Oklahoma City Oklahoma 73107
Provided at local churches, hours vary. Call for information.
Provide glasses with lenses up to $90 for persons with HIV/
AIDS/STD who qualify (also accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare and
DDSD services).
The AIDS Coordination and Information Services Program
provides a central contact point for persons with Human
Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) disease and their families
to obtain information on a variety of health care and social
services needs. Persons and families affected by an HIV/AIDS
diagnosis.
AIDS SUPPORT PROGRAMS (ASP)
525-6277
Call for information. The AIDS Support Program, Inc. owns
and operates The Winds House and The Winds Family House,
two residences for people who are HIV- infected. Provides
private living facility for persons with AIDS, provides meals,
transportation to appointments, and other services.
AIDS/HIV STD STATEWIDE HOTLINE
800-535-2437
3540 E. 31st, Suite 3
Tulsa, OK 74135
The line is answered 24 hours. Answered in Oklahoma 9:00
a.m. - 7:00 p.m., then it rolls to national CDC hotline.
HIV Counseling, testing and referrals.
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HIV / AIDS / STD
AIDS COORDINATION
INFORMATION SERVICES (ACIS)
271-3325 National 1-800-884-1572
940 N.E. 13th, Room 2428
PO Box 268834
GUIDING RIGHT, INC. (GRI)
Theodore Noel, Executive Director
733-0771 Fax 733-0881
7901 N.E. 10th St., Suite A-111
HIV / AIDS / STD
Testing ends at 2 p.m. on Fridays
Comprehensive Risk Counseling Services (CRCS) is a
client-centered HIV and syphilis prevention activity with the
fundamental goal of promoting the adoption and maintenance
of HIV and syphilis risk-reduction behaviors by clients with
multiple, complex problems.
HIV/AIDS LEGAL RESOURCE
PROJECT
488-6782 1-866-817-8151 Fax 488-6766
2901 Classen Blvd., Suite 112
Free legal representation to financially qualified clients living
with HIV/AIDS/STD in the following areas of law: estate
planning, insurance matters, debtor-creditor matters, family
law, discrimination issues, entitlement law, civil law and noncriminal.
NORTH WINDS LIVING CENTER
942-1014 Fax 943-4933
3718 N. Portland
Northwinds Living Center is a long-term facility specializing in
care for HIV positive individuals or Hepatitis C.
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OKLAHOMA AIDS CARE FUND
348-6600 Fax 348-6603
Loretta Brower, Director
6608 N. Western, Suite 219
OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT
OF HEALTH HIV/STD SERVICES
271-4636
1000 N.E 10th
Mail Drop 0308
Two free HIV/AIDS/STD education seminars offered: HIV
Infection Seminar and HIV-antibody Testing and Counseling
Seminar. Available to any person.
OTHER OPTIONS, INC. - FRIENDS
FOOD
605-8020 Fax 948-6531
Mary Arbuckle, Director
Other Options, Inc.
3005 N. May Ave.
Other Options provides individuals living with HIV/
AIDS a place to access food on a weekly basis. Nutritional
supplemental drinks are available with a physician’s
prescription. To access services, clients must be referred
through an HIV case manager.
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HIV / AIDS / STD
The Emergency Assistance Program directed by the Oklahoma
AIDS Care Fund seeks to ensure that local HIV/AIDS service
and prevention programs have the resources needed to serve
there clients. Determination of need is made by the individual’s
case manager who, in turn, submits a written request for
assistance. Certain criteria have to be met by the case-manager
and client prior to submission, including HIV/AIDS diagnosis.
HIV / AIDS / STD
OU HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER
INFECTIOUS DISEASES INSTITUTE
Jennifer Stovall, Clinic Manager 271-6434
OUHSC, IDI Clinic
711 SL Young Blvd., Suite 430
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.,
The OU Health Sciences Center, Infectious Diseases Institute
is an outpatient clinic that specializes in provision of care to
persons living with HIV/AIDS/STD and has numerous federal
programs dedicated to primary care, prevention, education, and
community.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
528-2157
619 N.W. 23rd St.
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.,
Tuesday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Routine GYN services, breast exams, STDs, pregnancy testing,
emergency contraception, confidential HIV/AIDS/STD testing
and counseling, mid-life services for women, support groups,
tubal ligation. Fees vary.
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
348-9904
3431 S. Boulevard, Suite 108
Edmond, OK 73013
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
732-3836
1200 “G” S. Air Depot
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
631-0943
6048 S. Western
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.,
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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HIV / AIDS / STD
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
360-1556
2100 Lindsey St.
Norman, OK 73069
PRENATAL DIAGNOSTIC CENTER
OB/GYN
Appointment scheduling 271-5400
271-8711
825 N.E. 10th St.
HIV / AIDS / STD
Provides prenatal care to women who are HIV positive and
many other pre-natal diagnostic medical services. Must have a
referral from a physician.
RAIN-OK
232-2437 1-800-285-2273
Fax 232-2447
www.rainoklahoma.org
600 N.W. 23rd, Suite 101
Free antibody testing Friday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Provides services in the following areas: case management,
housing and utility assistance, dental assistance, and
employment program. Prevention education, prevention case
management, testing and counseling. HIV or AIDS diagnosis
required.
RED CROSS OF CENTRAL
OKLAHOMA
228-9545
601 N.E. 6th
Call for training schedule information.
HIV/AIDS/STD education and prevention. Any group or
agency - free services $25 certification for HIV prevention
education course also available.
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HOME REPAIR
Main 232-0199
Northeast 424-0315
Northwest 525-2468
Southeast 672-7311
Southwest 634-1469
Canadian 262-7042
Main Office
319 S.W. 25th St.
Make homes safe, warm, and dry for low income families
Anyone over the age of 55, Low income, meet FHA
requirements (HUD) must own the home, area: North to
Danforth Rd, South to SW 89th, East to Post Rd, and West to
County Line Rd. Can apply online.
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Home Repairs
REBUILDING TOGETHER OKC
607-0464
www.rebuildingtogetherokc.org
730 W. Wilshire Blvd., Suite 108
HOMELESS SERVICES
CITY CARE - PERSHING CENTER
609-2400
2400 General Pershing Blvd., Suite 513
Transitional housing program provides an environment that
encourages individuals to achieve long-term success with
commitments to the community, jobs, and themselves. A back
to work program can stay up to 2 years. Must be homeless, 90
days sobriety required if there are substance abuse issues.
Homeless Services
CITY RESCUE MISSION
232-2709
800 W. California
24 hours. Clothing: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Non-denominational. Crisis counseling, clothing, rehab.
program, meals served daily, dental care (restrictions). Anyone,
no fees. Dental Care: must be enrolled, screened and interview,
take classes in order to receive free dental treatment.
232-0199
319 S.W. 25th St.
Start,1st time home-buyer assistance, GED classes, Rx for OK,
Turning Point, Economic Development Division. For homeless
only, available the first working day of the month must be in a
homeless shelter and have a referral.
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232-7696 Fax 232-3436
Monday 9:00 a.m. to Bible Class
10:30 a.m. Staff and Volunteer prayer time
11:00 a.m. Open until 50 families served
Clothing Store Open 12:00 p.m.
AA Meeting Tuesday - 9:00 a.m.
Medical clinic, eye clinic Trinity Legal Clinic. School supplies,
many who are poor. Thanks to a new ministry, Trinity Legal
Clinic, and its wonderful Christian attorneys, some free legal
services. Serves certain zip codes in NE Oklahoma City only.
GRACE RESCUE MISSION
232-5756
[email protected]
2205 Exchange Ave.
HEALING HANDS HEALTH CARE
SERVICES
272-0476 Fax 272-0730
411 N.W. 11th
Friday 9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Medical and social services to homeless including child health,
immunizations, pregnancy testing, case management, linkage
with x-ray, dental referrals, hospitalization, free, confidential
AIDS-HIV testing and counseling. Oklahoma County homeless,
all ages, no fees.
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Homeless Services
Shelter. Men only - Minimum age 19, current photo ID, no
registered sex offenders. No fees.
HOMELESS ALLIANCE
601-9677
1729 N.W. 3rd St.
Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m..
Three housing programs for families with children - service
tailored to meet severity of barriers families face. Homeless and
at-risk families with children seeking housing within city limits
of OKC.
JESUS HOUSE
232-7164 232-5823 Fax 232-1369
www.jesushouse.org
1335 W. Sheridan
Homeless Services
Shelter, food, when temperature is below 35 degrees they will
shelter who they can. Residential program 75 beds. Over 21,
severely mentally ill, dually diagnosed with drug and alcohol
abuse.
ORGANIZATIONS (NSO)
236-0413
431 S.W. 11th
Palo Duro: permanent housing for single adults who have a
mental illness. Carolyn Williams Center: transitional living
program for single males between 18-22 years. Martha’s
House: transitional living program for families with two or
more children Gatewood. Homeless and at-risk families, single
mothers, three or more children, persons with a diagnosed
mental illness.
UPWARD TRANSITIONS
232-5507
1033 N. Walker
Help to homeless, transient or stranded persons, prescriptions
for homeless only, gas vouchers, local bus tokens for homeless,
assistance in obtaining ID, limited utility and rental assistance.
Varies by program, serves Oklahoma City.
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HOTLINES
211 HOTLINE
Business Phone 840-9396 Fax 840-9552
P.O. Box 12832
Information and referral to Oklahoma health and human
services, problem-solving and crisis help.
AARP
National 1-800-424-3410
Oklahoma 1-866-295-7277
126 N. Bryant Ave.
Edmond, OK 73034
AARP information on products and services. Age 50 and up.
ACTION CENTER
297-2535
200 N. Walker Ave.
Handles consumer neighborhood complaints. Reporting line for
issues like illegally parked cars, abandoned and inoperable cars,
dead trees and tall weeds. No fee.
One of the primary goals of ACS is to provide the most
accurate, up-to-date information on cancer.
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Hotlines
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
1-800-227-2345
Oklahoma City Office 843-9888
6525 N. Meridian, Suite 110
AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION
1-800-DIABETES
National Call Center
1701 N. Beauregard St.
Alexandria, VA 22311
Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. EST
Free literature and information about diabetes.
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION OKLAHOMA
1-800-242-8721 Oklahoma 942-2444
5700 N. Portland, Suite 203
Information about heart disease.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR
CANCER RESEARCH
1-800-843-8114
1759 R St. NW
Washington, DC 20009
Hotlines
Questions on diet, nutrition and cancer.
APS HEALTHCARE
1-800-762-1560
4545 North Lincoln Blvd., Suite 103
Referral hotline for children in need of inpatient mental health
treatment or TFC. Call for details.
AREAWIDE AGING AGENCY INC.
943-4344
Information and referral agency, funding for senior citizen
programs, legal services, housing advocacy, home meals. No
fees, serves age 60 and older.
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ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION-OK
1-800-283-7800
National Address
P.O. 932915
Atlanta, GA 31193
24 hours - 7days per week
Information on Arthritis and Arthritis related conditions.
BEECH NUT
1-800-BEECH-NUT
Questions about feeding infants and toddlers.
BLOOD LEAD POISONING
PREVENTION
271-6617 1-800-766-2223
State Dept. of Health
1000 N.E. 10th St.
Information and environmental investigations and case
management. Case management for children who have elevated
blood levels for lead.
Resource and referral line. Help teens and parents with suicide
prevention, depression, school issues, parenting troubles,
runaways, relationship problems, physical abuse, sexual abuse,
emotional abuse, chemical dependency, anger, etc.
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Hotlines
BOY’S TOWN NATIONAL HOTLINE
1-800-448-3000 TTY 1-800-448-1833
Oklahoma City
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
524-8100
CHILD CARE CONNECTION
525-3111
3024 Paseo
Child care referrals. No fee.
Hotlines
CHILD CARE WARMLINE
1-888-574-5437
1000 N.E. 10th
The Warm line for Oklahoma Child Care Providers offers free
telephone consultation to child care providers on numerous
topics of concern. Consultants can also refer providers to
appropriate services and resources within their communities.
CHILD PORNOGRAPHY TIP LINE
1-800-843-5678
Nationwide hotline. Help for parents/families or missing/
exploited children, works with law enforcement, no fees.
CHILDHELP NATIONAL CRISIS
HOTLINE
1-800-422-4453
Child abuse hotline, info and referral. Serves children and
adults.
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CRIME VICTIMS HELP LINE
1-800-FYI-CALL 1-800-394-2255
Washington, D.C.
Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. -8:30 p.m. EST
Referral center for victims of crime. Information covering help
for victims of various crimes. No eligibility requirements.
CRIMESTOPPERS OKLAHOMA CITY
235-7300
Tipline.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE
1-800-522-7233 Main Number 949-1866
917-9922
Oklahoma City, OK
DRUG ACTIVITY AND GANG
HOTLINE-OKLAHOMA CITY POLICE
DEPARTMENT
232-6272
701 Colcord Dr.
Law enforcement.
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Hotlines
Violence Victim Education and Support Groups, Adult Crisis
victims of domestic violence and sexual assault – age 4yrs –
17yrs. (Groups and Individual Counseling Services available,
Sexual Assault Advocacy Program provides services to victims
of sexual assault at participating hospitals, SANE (Sexual
Assault Nurse Examiner Program) provides forensic exams
for victims of sexual assault at participating hospitals, VPO
assistance and court advocacy.
DRUG AND ALCOHOL TREATMENT
REFERRAL LINE
1-800-888-9383
24 hours, 7 days a week.
FEDERAL INFORMATION LINE
1-800-688-9889
www.us.gov
Information on taxes, social security benefits, jobs, veterans
benefits, passports.
GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS
INTERNATIONAL - OKC AND
SURROUNDING AREAS
525-2026 912-2200
2312 N. Youngs Blvd.
Hotlines
Phone answered 24 hours – 7 days a week.
Meetings held at various times and locations. 12-step program,
referral to local meetings, for individuals. Has a special
program called gamblers-anon for family members. Anyone can
participate.
GATEKEEPER REFERRAL LINE OF
OK COUNTY
840-9676
PO Box 12832
24 hours 7 days a week
Elderly Services: health and human service outreach program
protects the aging population in OK County. Creates teams in
order to protect and help the elderly in need. 60 yrs old and
older Oklahoma County resident.
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GERBER - START HEALTHY - STAY
HEALTHY RESOURCE CENTER
1-800-4-GERBER
Gerber.com
Questions about feeding infants and toddlers--Gerber baby
foods and Good Start formula; Lactation educators and
registered dietitians available; sign up for mailing list for
informational mailings and special offers. Anyone concerned
about children’s health and development.
HEART LINE CARE LINE OF 211
848-2273
PO Box 12832
Trained Call Specialists help callers identify and express their
feelings and offer non-judgmental support--mental health,
suicide prevention helpline. Comprehensive info and referral.
Addresses questions and complaints on any home health,
hospice, ambulatory surgical center, rural health or any medical
facility in Oklahoma.
HOMEOWNER’S HOPE HOTLINE
1-888-995-HOPE 1-888-995-4673
Maximizes the preservation of homeownership while
minimizing foreclosures. Assist borrowers who have the
willingness and wherewithal to remain in their homes, but need
help doing it. Homeowners seeking help to avoid foreclosure.
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Hotlines
HOME HEALTH HOTLINE OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT
OF HEALTH
1-800-234-7258
1000 N.E. 10th St.
LEGAL AID OF CENTRAL
OKLAHOMA
(OK AND CANADIAN COUNTIES)
1-800-421-1641 Senior helpline 557-0014
AIDS/HIV, adoption, bankruptcy, consumer, custody,
dissolution of marriage, domestic violence, education, elder
law, employment, health, housing, individual rights, public
benefits, real estate, termination of parental rights, torts, wills
and estates. Non criminal cases service is free, pay only court
costs and filing fees. Eligibility: based on assets, income and
number in home, senior citizens 60+.
LIONS EYE BANK HOTLINE
947-6540 Fax 947-3259
[email protected]
www.oklahomalions.net
4123 N.W. 10th
Hotlines
Refers clients to a Lion’s Club in their zip code, possible eye
exam and eye glasses. Call for details.
MED SEARCH PRESBYTERIAN
HOSPITAL
271-5000
1200 Everett Dr.
Doctor referrals. No fee.
MEDICARE HOME HEALTH
HOTLINE
1-800-234-7258
OSDH
1000 N.E. 10th St., Room 1113
Takes all complaints and questions regarding home health care
and hospice.
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MEDICARE QUALITY OF CARE
COMPLAINTS - OKLAHOMA
FOUNDATION FOR MEDICAL
QUALITY
1-800-522-3414
14000 Quail Springs Parkway, Suite 400
Takes complaints regarding the direct care of patients in
hospitals. Medicare eligible by their physicians or hospital staff.
Assits patients in filing appeals regarding hospital discharges.
MISSING CHILDREN
CLEARINGHOUSE
Mary Jane Cook OSBI 879-2645
OSBI
PO Box 11497
Referral line-missing and exploited children.
MISSING/EXPLOITED CHILDREN
HOTLINE
1-800-843-5678
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
524-7068
WASC.OKNA.org
121 N.E. 52nd St.
24 hour helpline. Hours, meeting’s time and location depend
on where you live. Group meetings, public information,
presentation to school, self help meetings. Western area of
Oklahoma.
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Hotlines
Help for parents/families or missing/exploited children, works
with law enforcement, no fees. Nationwide hotline.
NATIONAL CALL CENTER FOR
HOMELESS VETERANS
1-877-4AID VET 877-424-3838
24 hours – 7 days per week
Ensures that homeless veterans or veterans at-risk for
homelessness have free, 24/7 access to trained counselors.
Assist homeless veterans and their families, VA Medical
Centers, federal, state and local partners, community agencies,
service providers and others in the community.
NATIONAL CHILD ABUSE HOTLINE
(CHILD HELP)
1-800-422-4453
Makes referral to appropriate agencies and law enforcement
regarding child abuse issues.
NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
HOTLINE
1-800-799-SAFE
National TTD 1-800-787-3224
National Domestic Violence/Abuse Hotline
Hotlines
NATIONAL HELPLINE - AOD
1-800-821-4357
National, crisis and referral, by ODMHSAS helps persons
connect with substance abuse treatment.
NATIONAL OSTEOPOROSIS
FOUNDATION
1-800-223-9994
1150 17th St. N.W.
Washington, DC 20036
Information about osteoporosis and bone health.
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NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION
LIFELINE
1-800-784-2433 1-800-273-8255
Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
NEIGHBORHOOD ALLIANCE
528-6322
www.nacok.org
1236 N.W. 36th St.
Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p. m.
Information and referral on neighborhood issues, Neighborhood
Watch Programs, assist with grant writing for neighborhood
improvements. Mission is to create safe attractive and healthy
neighborhood in central Oklahoma through educational
workshops and crime prevention.
NEWBORN HEARING SCREENING
PROGRAM
1-800-766-2223
OSDH
1000 N.E. 10th St., Room 709
Every baby born in Oklahoma is required to have a hearing test
in the first week of life.
7 days per week 8:00 p.m. - 4:00 a.m., closed on holidays.
Mental Health Helpline, suicide helpline, referral helpline.
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Hotlines
NUMBER NYNE CRISIS HOTLINE
325-6963
NURSING HOME COMPLAINTS HEALTH DEPT. LONG TERM CARE
COMPLAINT LINE
(OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT
OF HEALTH)
1-800-747-8419
OSDH
1000 N.E. 10th St.
Used for reporting complaints and emergencies about care
provided to residents in nursing homes, intermediate care
facilities for individuals with mental retardations, residential
care homes, assisted living centers and adult daycare centers.
OASIS HELP LINE
1-800-426-2747
P.O. Box 26901
Hotlines
Information, referral, and assistance for Oklahoman with
disabilities and special health care needs.
OFFICE OF DISABILITY CONCERNS
V/TTY 521-3756
1-800-522-8224
www.ok.gov/odc
2401 N.W. 23rd, Suite 90
Refers to services state local or federal government acts as a
clearinghouse for information and advocacy for persons with
disabilities.
HOTLINE
1-800-522-3511
24 hours, 7 days a week.
vulnerable adults.
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OKLAHOMA CITY ACTION CENTER
CITY
297-2535
www.okc.gov/action
200 N. Walker
Closed for lunch noon - 1:00 p.m.
Information and referral service for Oklahoma City, handles
complaints such as yard, junk, debris, inoperable cars, and
requests for service, no fees.
HEALTH LONG-TERM CARE
COMPLAINT LINE
1-800-747-8419
OSDH
1000 N.E. 10th
Takes complaints regarding the care of patients in residential
care facilities Medicare eligible by their physicians or hospital
staff.
Information and referral for families and persons requiring
information. General population.
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Hotlines
HUMAN SERVICES (OKDHS)
521-2778
Mailing address
P.O. Box 25352
OKLAHOMA HIV HOTLINE
1-800-535-2437
Spanish Language Hotline 1-800-344-7432
3540 E. 31st St.
Tulsa, OK
HIV/AIDS/STD education and prevention.
OKLAHOMA HUMAN RIGHTS
COMMISSION
521-2360
2101 N. Lincoln
Employment and discrimination complaints.
OKLAHOMA LIBRARY FOR BLIND/
HANDICAP
1-800-523-0288
300 N.E. 18th St.
Hotlines
Oklahoma Library for blind and physically handicapped, misc.
tools for Braille reading.
OKLAHOMA RESPITE RESOURCE
NETWORK
271-4550 1-888-771-4550
Temporary relief for families or caregivers of disabled children
Based on income.
OKSWAT (STUDENTS WORKING
AGAINST TOBACCO)
1-866-465-7928
Tobacco Use Prevention.
POISON CONTROL CENTER
1-800-222-1222
940 N.E. 13th St.
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Hotline and info on poisonous substances, education service
regarding poison prevention.
PRO-OKLAHOMA PARENTS
CENTER
1-877-553-4332
PO Box 512
Holdenville, OK 74848
Satellite offices through out the state
Advocates for children with disabilities. Birth to 26 years.
PROBLEM AND COMPULSIVE
GAMBLING HOTLINE
1-800-522-4700
Certified Gambling Counselors to assist in resolving the
problems you are facing in your life due to the gambling
problem. Literature is available which can be helpful in your
quest for information about the compulsive gambling illness
and how to cope with the various crises that come up due to the
gambling syndrome.
RAPE HOTLINE
943-RAPE 943-7273
Referral service.
Statewide crisis and referral, suicide helpline - not suicide talk
line. Mental health or substance abuse assistance.
REGIONAL FOOD BANK - HOTLINE
972-1111
www.regionalfoodbank.org
3355 S. Purdue
Hotline to direct people to the nearest food pantries.
Eligibility and times vary from location to location.
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Hotlines
REACHOUT HOTLINE (ODMHSAS)
1-800-522-9054
ROAD CONDITIONS HOTLINE - OK
1-888-425-2385
RUNAWAY SWITCHBOARD
1-800-RUNAWAY 1-800-621-4000
Information, referral and crisis services for youth or runaway,
national, confidential and anonymous, message relay center
where youth can leave message for parent-guardian.
RX OKLAHOMA
1-877-794-6552
319 S.W. 25th, Suite 230
Helps Oklahomans access prescription assistance programs
provided by pharmaceutical manufacturing companies.
Oklahomans without prescription coverage.
SAFELINE (STATEWIDE)
271-2444 1-800-522-7233
Hotlines
Family violence, dating violence, crisis intervention sexual
assault, domestic violence for women and children. Referrals
for services both victims and perpetrators.
SCHOOL SAFETY HOTLINE
1-877-SAFE-CALL
1-877-723-3225 ext. 651
Assistance Helpline for students, parents, staff and the public to
report school abuse.
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SCREENING SPECIAL SERVICES
(SCREENING PROGRAMS FOR
NEWBORNS)
271-6617 1-800-766-2223
www.nsp.healthok.gov
ODSH
1000 N.E. 10th St., Room 709
Every baby born in Oklahoma is required to have a blood test in
the first week of life. They also are required to have a hearing
screening. The test requires a small amount of blood to be
collected from a baby’s heel.
SENIOR HEALTH INSURANCE
COUNSELING PROGRAM “SHIP”
1-800-763-2828
Oklahoma Insurance Department
Information about Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare Advantage,
Long-Term Care, etc.
Legal services. 60 years or older, living in Oklahoma or
Canadian County. Call to apply and for program sites.
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Hotlines
SENIOR HELPLINE FOR LEGAL AID
SERVICES
557-0014
www.legalaidok.org
SENIOR INFORMATION LINE AREAWIDE AGING
1-800-211-2116
Referral and Information line, Information and Assistance
Program connects older adults, caregivers, and professionals
to services which may best meet their needs. 60 years or older,
living in Oklahoma or Canadian County. Call to apply and for
program sites.
SENIOR LAW RESOURCE CENTER,
INC.
528-0858 Fax 601-2134
[email protected]
www.senior-law.org
P.O. Box 1408
Hotlines
Legal aid service for the elderly; affordable legal services for
senior citizens including estate planning, long-term care issues,
guardianship, probate, and financial exploitation. 60 years or
older, living in Oklahoma or Canadian County. Call to apply
and for program sites.
UNITED WAY HELPLINE-NORMAN
364-3800
2424 Springer Dr., Suite 304
Norman, OK 73069
Info/referral for Cleveland County.
U.S. CENTERS FOR DISEASE
CONTROL
1-800-232-4636 (English)
1-800-344-7432 (Spanish)
General information regarding health concerns, referrals.
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USDA MEAT AND POULTRY
HOTLINE
1-800-535-4555
Answers food safety questions on meat and poultry, safe food
handling and information on food borne illnesses.
VETERANS ADMINISTRATIONMUSKOGEE
1-800-827-1000
VA information regarding benefits.
WOMEN, INFANTS AND CHILDREN
1-888-OKLAWIC 1-888-655-2942
271-4676
2401 N.W. 23rd, Suite 70
WIC services for Women, infants, children. Income guidelines
apply. Directory assistance for other WIC facilities.
364-9424 Crisis 701-5540
Norman, OK 73071
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Hotlines
or sexual assault. Women and children, sliding scale for
counseling, shelter use is limited to those in immediate danger.
YWCA SEXUAL ASSAULT HOTLINE
AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
HOTLINE
Rape/Crisis Hotline 943-7273
Domestic Violence Hotline 917-9922
victims of domestic violence and sexual assault – age 4yrs –
17yrs. (Groups and Individual Counseling Services available,
Sexual Assault Advocacy Program provides services to victims
of sexual assault at participating hospitals, SANE (Sexual
Assault Nurse Examiner Program) provides forensic exams
for victims of sexual assault at participating hospitals, VPO
Assistance and Court Advocacy. Referrals for victims, families,
and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
HOUSING
Housing
286-3700
13003 N. Western
provide career advancement training. Single moms who desire
faith based support.
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CENTRAL OKLAHOMA HABITAT
FOR HUMANITY
232-4828 Fax 232-2868
www.cohfh.org
5005 S. I-35 Service Rd.
Faith-based housing ministry, no interest on loans. Hardworking, low income families who are willing to provide sweat
equity in their new home.
Main 232-0199
Northeast 424-0315
Northwest 525-2468
Southeast 672-7311
Southwest 634-1469
Canadian 262-7042
Main Office
319 S.W. 25th St.
DEL CITY HOUSING AUTHORITY
672-1412
4613 Tinker Diagonal St.
Serves and refers those with low income Low income housing
elderly, or disabled. 61 yrs or older, handicap or disabled. No
fee.
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Housing
FAMILY JUNCTION
272-0726
203 N.E. 50th St.
Temporary Emergency youth shelter. Children ages 12-17.
FAMILY SELF-SUFFICIENCY
PROGRAM - OKLAHOMA CITY
HOUSING AUTHORITY
239-7551
1700 N.E. 4th St.
Job development, resume writing, parenting skills, budgeting,
home ownership counseling, health and mental health
counseling, child care providers, escrow or savings account.
Must be on Section 8 Program of the Oklahoma City Housing
Authority.
GREATER OKLAHOMA CITY FAIR
HOUSING COUNCIL
232-3247 Fax 232-5119
1-866-677-7541
1500 N.E. 4th
Housing
Refers housing information. No fee.
HOUSING COUNSELING REFERRAL
HOTLINE
1-800-569-4287
24 hour referral line.
Guidance on working with mortgage companies to assist with
homeowners retention, first time home buyers, educational
services.
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HUD
609-8401
www.HUD.gov
301 N.W. 6th St., Suite 20
Monday - Friday 8: a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Work with mortgage companies to assist with homeowners
retention. Eligibility: dependent on program.
MID-DEL YOUTH SHELTER
424-0177
2600 N. Air Depot
Emergency youth shelter, counseling, mental health services.
ORGANIZATIONS (NSO)
236-0413
431 S.W. 11th
program for single males between 18-22 years. Martha’s
House: transitional living program for families with two or
more children. Gatewood: Homeless and at-risk families, single
mothers, three or more children, persons with a diagnosed
mental illness.
Low income housing applications. Applications must be
completed in person and are taken at any office. Eligibility
requirements: based on total family income and varies by
family size. Languages spoken or available: Spanish and others
as needed. Area served: Oklahoma City.
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Housing
OKLAHOMA CITY HOUSING
AUTHORITY
239-7551 Fax 235-4520
www.ochanet.org
1700 N.E. 4th St.
AUTHORITY
769-3393
3901 Dunjee Blvd.
Spencer, OK 73184
The agency is dedicated to providing clean, safe and decent
housing for low-income families and senior citizens of
Oklahoma City. Serves and refers those with low income. No
fee.
AUTHORITY
424-5219
2053 N.E. 29th St.
Oklahoma City, OK
fee.
Housing
AUTHORITY
681-2381
3301 S.W. 17th St.
fee.
AUTHORITY
631-3769
800 S.E. 15th St.
fee.
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AUTHORITY
424-4651
1444 N.E. 36th St.
fee.
AUTHORITY
239-7551 - Main Office
1700 N.E. 4th
fee.
The mission of Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency is to help
place people in homes. OHFA makes a difference in the lives
of Oklahomans by fulfilling their housing needs and dreams.
OHFA offers nine housing programs ranging from a homeless
program and rental assistance to housing development and
home ownership. Low and moderate income individuals and
families. Does not offer emergency assistance of any kind.
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OKLAHOMA HOUSING FINANCE
AGENCY
848-1144
100 N.W. 63rd St., Suite 200
Mailing address: P. O. Box 26720
SALVATION ARMY
246-1060 Men’s lodge 246- 1080
Family lodge 246-1133
501 S. Harvey
Mailing Address
PO Box 2095
a month (must have SSI/SSA award letter). Everyone who
per month.
Housing
YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES, INC.
OF CANADIAN COUNTY
262-6555 Fax 262-6557
Dee Blose, Director
7565 E. Highway 66
El Reno, OK 73036
Mailing address
PO Box 120
El Reno OK 73036
Monday and Wednesday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday and Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Emergency Youth Shelter open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Behavioral health, substance abuse, SMART START,
independent living for teens, youth shelter, PCIT (Parent Child
Interaction Therapy), Autism treatment. Emergency youth
shelter as well as a variety of educational and counseling
services to children, youth and families. YFS also provides
youth workforce investment act services. Ages 0-21. Fees:
sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay or private
insurance accepted.
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IMMUNIZATIONS
Immunization Clinics Information Line
Oklahoma City-County Health Dept.
425-4450
CANADIAN COUNTY HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
262-0042
100 S. Rock Island
El Reno, OK 73036
Monday - Friday 8:30 - 11:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Comprehensive public health services, STD screenings, family
planning, child health, immunizations, maternity services, TB
skin testing, public health education, nutrition services, peer
breastfeeding counseling. Fees vary from free to sliding scale.
Serves Canadian County.
DEPARTMENT
354-4872
1023 E. Vandament
Yukon, OK 73099
Monday - Friday 8:30 - 11:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Serves Canadian county residents.
Hours vary according to service. Call for appt.
Immunizations, family planning, STDs, limited dental clinic for
children, child safety seats (when available), Child Guidance
Clinic offers child and family counseling, food handler’s class.
Fees vary from free to sliding scale. Serves Cleveland county
and surrounding areas.
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Immunizations
CLEVELAND COUNTY HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
321-4048
250 N.E. 12th
Norman, OK 73071
DEPARTMENT
794-1591
224 S. Chestnut
Moore, OK 73160
and surrounding area.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF
BETHANY
Immunization Clinic
3800 Mueller
Bethany, OK 73008
1st Monday 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Immunizations for children. Immunization Clinics are walk-in
clinics. Upon arrival clients will be seen on a first come, first
served basis. The number of clients seen daily may vary from
day to day depending on staff available to provide service.
Immunizations
LATINO COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
Immunization Clinic
236-0710 ext. 158 Fax 236-0773
420 S.W. 10th
First Thursday of each month 8:30 a.m. - noon
Immunizations for children. Immunization clinics are walk-in
clinics. Upon arrival clients will be seen on a first come first
serve basis. The number of clients seen daily may vary from
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LOGAN COUNTY HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
282-3485 282-3813
215 Fairgrounds Rd.
Guthrie, OK 73044
General health clinic, immunizations, STDs, family planning,
maternity, WIC. Logan county. Appointment preferred. No fees,
sliding scale for family planning services.
MIDWEST CITY COMMUNITY
CENTER
100 N. Midwest Blvd.
2nd and 4th Tuesday 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
MIDWEST CITY WEED AND SEED
869-9513
9233 N.E. 10th St.
Walk-in Clinic 3rd Wednesday 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Call for an appointment. The Caring Van Program delivers
immunizations to protect children and adolescents from
dangerous illnesses at no cost to their families. The program
is uniquely designed to eliminate barriers that commonly
prevent children from receiving on-time, age-appropriate
immunizations in traditional health care settings.
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Immunizations
OKLAHOMA CARING VAN
PROGRAM
316-7170
P.O. Box 3283
Tulsa, OK 74102
948-4900
4913 W. Reno
HIV, TB, Diabetes, Nutrition, lab work, dental, pharmacy.
documentation.
DEPARTMENT
425-4384
921 N.E. 23rd St.
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Fridays - Immunizations records only
Immunizations for Children. Immunization Clinics are walk-in
632-6688
1025 Straka Terrace
Immunizations
Monday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
hearing screenings. Eligible: anyone. Uninsured is based on
sliding scale, co-pay ranges from $25-$65.
VARIETY HEALTH
677-1129
3851 N. Tinker Diagonal
Del City, OK 73115
Pediatrics, OBGYN, WIC immunizations. Accepts
Medicaid/SoonerCare. No fees but accepts donations.
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DEPARTMENT
TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL CENTER
419-4000
400 N.E. 50th
Infectious Disease
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
Closed on Friday
Working to prevent the spread of tuberculosis by treating
individuals infected with TB and by the continual testing of
those suspected to carry this disease. Skin tests are provided
on Mondays and Tuesdays, test results are read on Wednesdays
and Thursdays.
OU HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER
INFECTIOUS DISEASES INSTITUTE
Jennifer Stovall, Clinic Manager 271-6434
OUHSC, IDI Clinic
711 SL Young Blvd, Suite 430
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
The OU Health Sciences Center, Infectious Diseases Institute
is an outpatient clinic that specializes in provision of care to
persons living with HIV/AIDS/STD and has numerous federal
programs dedicated to primary care, prevention, education, and
community health.
LEGAL SERVICES
Monday 9:00 a.m. Bible Class
10:30 a.m. Staff and Volunteer prayer time.
11:00 a.m. open until 50 families served
Clothing Store Opens at noon
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Legal Services
232-7696 Fax 232-3436
Medical clinic, eye clinic, Trinity Legal Clinic. School supplies,
many who are poor. Some free legal services available to those
who qualify. Serves certain zip codes in NE Oklahoma City
only.
LEGAL AID OF CENTRAL
OKLAHOMA
(OKLAHOMA & CANADIAN
COUNTIES)
521-1302 1-800-421-1641
Senior Helpline 557-0014
AIDS/HIV, adoption, bankruptcy, consumer, custody,
dissolution of marriage, domestic violence, education, elder
law, employment, health, housing, individual rights, public
benefits, real estate, termination of parental rights, torts, wills
and estates. Non criminal cases. Service is free, pay only court
costs and filing fees. Eligibility: based on assets, income and
number in home, senior citizens 60+.
LEGAL AID OF WESTERN OK
521-1302 Hotline 1-800-421-1641
Handles civil legal cases for low income and senior citizens.
Fee varies.
Legal Services
NAACP/OKLAHOMA CITY
236-2227
P.O. Box 11021
Help with civil complaints.
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OKLAHOMA BAR ASSOCIATION
524-2365
Takes consumer complaints on attorneys. No fee.
OKLAHOMA CITY COURT PUBLIC
DEFENDER
297-3190
722 N. Broadway, Suite 400
Oklahoma City, OK
Free legal services to elderly and low income persons involved
in criminal misdemeanor matters, advise and counsel,
preparation of legal documents. The judge recommends that
the person seek the assistance of the office and the person must
contact them for an appt.
OKLAHOMA COUNTY DISTRICT
ATTORNEY - VICTIM SERVICES
713-1600
320 Robert S. Kerr, Room 505
D.A. reviews cases from law enforcement to determine if
criminal charges will be made. No fees.
SERVICES
943-6457
161
Legal Services
Indian child welfare, housing, natural resources, tribal
sovereignty issues, individual rights. Low income Native
Americans.
OU LEGAL CLINIC
325-3702
300 Timberdell Rd., Rm. 2020
Norman, OK 73019
Legal representation in civil cases and some criminal cases
contact by phone. Low income only.
Literacy
LITERACY
COMMUNITY LITERACY CENTERS,
INC.
524-7323
P.O. Box 60687
3707 S. Blackwelder
Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Teaches basic literacy skills to adults, computer assisted literacy
skills study and tutoring. Walk in and fill out an application
adults reading below an eight grade level.
EDMOND PROJECT READ
348-7323 Fax 348-7361
Mary Young
27 E. 15th St.
Edmond, OK 73013
Monday to Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. and by appointment
Literacy and English classes. Must be assessed and evaluated as
being appropriate for program tutoring capabilities. Must have
basic spoken English skills. Oklahoma and Logan counties.
Students served from all over the metro area. Call the office for
evaluation.
OKLAHOMA CITY LITERACY
COUNCIL
232-3780 Fax 606-3722
[email protected]
300 Park Avenue
Downtown Library
162
Adults who wish to train and certify to teach literacy and ESL.
No charge. Intake procedure: Call for details.
OKLAHOMA CITY METRO
LITERACY COALITION
830-2790
1444 N.W. 28th
Provides referrals for literacy programs
Central Clearing House for information impacting literacy
activities. Adult literacy. Walk-ins welcome for use of the
lending library and support services.
OPPORTUNITIES
INDUSTRIALIZATION CENTER (OIC)
235-2651
400 N. Walnut
Upgrading reading and math skills training, motivation, GED
classes, adult basic education, computer software classes with
job placement and counseling. $20 processing fee, unless low
level readers in literacy program.
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Literacy
OKLAHOMA LITERACY RESOURCE
CENTER
522-3187
Oklahoma Dept. of Libraries
200 N.E. 18th
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
OF OKLAHOMA LITERACY
MINISTRY
[email protected]
Thelma Burchfield
9712 Warriner Circle
Email for the details. Offers programs for adults in ESL,
reading, and writing, and tutoring for children and youth
throughout the metropolitan area and the state of Oklahoma.
No charge for services but adults must purchase their own
materials.
Maternity Residence
Programs
MATERNITY RESIDENCE
PROGRAMS
BIRTH CHOICE OF OKLAHOMA, INC.
631-4477
4701 S. Western
Monday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.,
Wednesday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. & 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.,
Thursday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Provides maternity clothing, baby clothing, sizes newborn-24
months, diapers, formula only for women who receive
pregnancy testing from Birth Choice.
330-2111
11A Burton Pl.
Edmond , OK 73034
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495-6919
5106 N. Rockwell
Bethany, OK 73008
Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m.
Wednesday 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
24 hours ,7 days a week
Residential home for teens who are pregnant. Eligible if
pregnant 12-17 with parental permission.
MEDICAL
AMERICAN RED CROSS, HEART OF
OKLAHOMA CHAPTER
CLEVELAND, MCCLAIN, GARVIN,
PONTOTOC COUNTIES
321-0591
1205 Halley Ave.
Norman, OK 73069
165
Medical
24 hr during a disaster
Regular business hours Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Emergency services such as food, clothing and shelter,
and supplemental health care. Serves anyone in Cleveland,
McClain, Garvin, Pontotoc counties. No fees.
Maternity Residence
Programs
HOLY FAMILY HOME - CATHOLIC
CHARITIES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE
OF OKLAHOMA CITY
741-7419 Fax 741-4865
6821 Eddie Dr.
Mailing Address: 1501 N. Classen
BAPTIST COMMUNITY CLINIC
OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
951-2645 info line for clinic schedule
951-2277 general appts.
717-9872 pap smear appts.
1201 N.W. 10th St.
Call for schedule - begins at 2:30 p.m. on scheduled days.
Health clinic, optometrist, pediatric, prescriptions, extractions.
Free extractions, show need, by appointment. Oklahoma City
residents only, proof required.
235-6162
2125 Exchange Ave.
Tuesday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. (first come, first served)
Clothing Tuesday 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Oklahoma City residents only. Need valid OK picture ID.
Medical
DEPARTMENT
262-0042
100 S. Rock Island
El Reno, OK 73036
Monday - Friday 8:30 - 11.30 a.m., 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Serves Canadian county.
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DEPARTMENT
354-4872
1023 E. Vandament
Yukon, OK 73099
Monday - Friday 8:30 - 11.30 a.m., 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Serves Canadian county.
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
524-8100
with donated and reduced cost physician, hospital, vision and
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
General Info. 271-4371
Adolescent Clinic 271-6208
Pediatrics 271-4881
OU Children’s Physicians Building
1200 N. Phillips Ave.
Oklahoma City, 73114
Adolescent clinic, pediatric clinics, numerous specialty clinics.
Medicaid/SoonerCare, Private Pay, most insurance plans
accepted.
Emergency Room. Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay, most
insurance plans accepted.
167
Medical
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
Emergency Room 271-4876
940 N.E. 13th St.
DEPARTMENT
321-4048
250 N.E. 12th
Norman, OK 73071
DEPARTMENT
794-1591
224 S. Chestnut
Moore, OK 73160
Medical
232-7696 Fax 232-3436
Monday 9:00 a.m. Bible Class
10:30 a.m. Staff and Volunteer prayer time
11:00 a.m. open until 50 families served
Clothing Store opens at noon
Medical clinic, Eye clinic Trinity Legal Clinic, school supplies,
baby items. legal representation is considered a luxury for many
who are poor, some free legal services. Serves certain zip codes
in NE Oklahoma City only.
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753-4070 749-0800
http://crossingsokc.org/serveandvolunteer/
2208 W. Hefner Rd.
Oklahoma City, OK
Celebrate Recovery on Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Medical, dental, eye care, and counseling. The Club mentoring, life skills, spiritual program for John Marshall
Middle School students. Celebrate Recovery - a program to
lives, limited legal. Clinic - low income without insurance.
EASTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST
732-0393
916 S. Douglas Blvd.
Call for information. Health clinic. Provides services to anyone
in need.
FOSTERING HOPE
271-3373 Fax 271-4418
1200 N. Phillips Ave., Suite. 6100
Medical clinic for children in foster care. OKDHS custody
children.
GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH CLINIC
513-4357
goodsamaritanofedmond.com
11 Burton Place
Edmond, OK
169
Medical
Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
General medical treatment for children and adults without
insurance, services in Spanish and Eng. Call 405-513-4357
(513-HELP). Leave name and number. Call will be answered
within 24 hours to arrange an appointment. Serves adults
without insurance.
232-8631
Medical Clinic
222 N.W. 12th
Adults call Mondays starting at 9:00 a.m. for appointment
Monday evening. Children ages 6-12 call Wednesday starting at
9:00 a.m. for an appointment for Wednesday evening. Medical
clinic and dental clinic, dentures and extractions only. Bring ID,
SS, or proof of address. Serves OKC and surrounding metro,
people low income and without insurance.
HOSPICE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY
848-8884
Physical, emotional and spiritual care to the terminally ill
in their homes, grief and bereavement services, medical
equipment and medication provided. Have a terminal illness,
need palliative care, caregiver available in final stages.
948-4900
4913 W Reno
Medical
Wellness Center, Podiatry, Pharmacy, Medical, Radiology,
Behavioral Health, Specialty Clinics, WIC. Certified Native
American, CDIB cardholder only.
262-7631
1631-AE Hwy 66
El Reno, OK 73036
Pharmacy, Medical services, Contracted Health Services.
Certified Native American, CDIB cardholder only.
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KINGS CLINIC
848-4005
921 W. Brittan
1st & 3rd Mondays 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. prescriptions only
Tuesday 4:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. for doctors appt. & prescriptions
Provides medical services and can fill some prescriptions.
First come, first served.
LATINO COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
236-0701 Fax 236-0773
420 S.W. 10 St.
population.
LIGHTHOUSE MEDICAL CLINIC
2801 S. Robinson
Oklahoma City, OK
171
Medical
First Thursday: Medical - 6:00 p.m. (get appointments at 3:00
p.m.), Pharmacy refills must be received by 6:00 p.m.
Second Thursday: Medical - 3:00 p.m. (appointments by 1:00
p.m.), Pharmacy refills must be received by 1:00 p.m., Eye care
with prearranged appointments.
Third Thursday: Medical - 6:00 p.m. (get appointments at 3:00
p.m.), Pharmacy refills must be received by 6:00 p.m.
Fourth Thursday: 6:00 p.m. (appointments by 3:00 p.m.) Family
practice and gastroenterology clinics. Pharmacy refills must be
received by 6:00 p.m., Eye care with prearranged appointments.
Fifth Thursday: Closed (Four times a year)
The clinic provides a wide range of services including health
care, eye care, counseling, physical therapy, pharmacy and
lab tests.The clinic is open on Thursday afternoons/evenings
except on the occasional 5th Thursday when the clinic is closed.
Appointments are made on a first come, first served basis on the
day the clinic is open. Child care is provided during the clinic.
The clinic is closed during the school year when the kids are
on holiday. Open in the summer on the normal schedule. All
services are provided free of charge.
LITTLE FLOWER CHURCH
235-2037
1125 S. Walker
Adults Tuesday and Wednesday 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Adult and pediatric medical clinic. Spanish and English all
clinics are on a walk in basis.
LOGAN COUNTY HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
282-3485 282-3813
215 Fairgrounds Rd.
Guthrie, OK 73044
General health clinic, immunizations, STD’s, family planning,
maternity, WIC. Logan County, appointment preferred. No fees,
HEALTH CENTER
521-8485
www.chciokc.org
201 N.E. 48th
Medical
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Friday 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
hearing screenings, laboratory and x-ray services family
planning services, midlife health care, prenatal and postpartum
care, as well as pregnancy testing and pap tests are available.
No fee, dental care: register at clinic center, dental fees based
on sliding scale and proof of income.
HEALTH CENTER
769-3301
www.chciokc.org
12716 N.E. 36th St.
Oklahoma City, OK
Tuesday 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Friday 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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Medical clinic, immunizations, dental, speech/hearing
screenings, laboratory and x-ray services, family planning
services, midlife health care, prenatal and postpartum care, as
well as pregnancy testing and pap tests are available. No fee,
dental care: register at clinic center, dental fees based on sliding
scale and proof of income.
HEALTH CENTER AT LANGSTON
466-2535
www.chciokc.org
300 Martin Luther King
Langston, OK 73050
Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Friday 10:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.
$20 co-pay for medical, $10 for dental sliding scale, Medicare
and Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay and some insurance.
MINISTRIES OF JESUS
340-7400
Henderson Hills Baptist Church
1100 E. I-35 Frontage Rd.
Edmond, OK 73034
Friday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Counseling 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. by appt.
Free medical clinic and medication program, celebrate recovery
program, assessment of emotional, physical, spiritual, and
relationships, counseling services, long term residential
recovery for men. Faith based. Any age. Counseling services
based on sliding scale.
Medical
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ORGANIZATIONS (NSO)
236-0413
431 S.W. 11th St.
program for single males between 18-22 years. Martha’s House:
transitional living program for families with two or more
children. Homeless and at-risk families, single mothers, three or
more children, persons with a diagnosed mental illness.
948-4900 ext. 150 or 151
4901 West Reno Suite 700
Oklahoma City, OK
Medical services, mental health, services dental, prescriptions,
diabetes education, substance abuse counseling. Certified
Native American, CDIB cardholder only.
OKLAHOMA COUNTY HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
427-8651 419-4150
4330 N.W. 10th St.
Comprehensive public health services, STD screening, family
planning, child health, immunizations. Serves anyone in need of
services. Fee varies.
Medical
OPEN ARMS FREE CLINIC
789-0458
5013 N. Meridian
Oklahoma City, OK
Sign in begins at 4:30 on Thursday. Oklahoma County
residents with no medical insurance. Basic medical care and
prescriptions. First come, first served.
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OU PHYSICIANS DERMATOLOGY
CLINICS
271-6110
619 N.E. 13th St.
Oklahoma City, OK
Dermatology clinic. Call for an appt.
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
528-2157
619 N.W. 23rd St.
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Routine GYN services, breast exams, STD’s, pregnancy testing,
tubal ligation. Oklahoma, fees vary.
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
348-9904
Edmond, OK 73013
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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Medical
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
732-3836
1200G S. Air Depot
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
360-1556
2100 Lindsey St.
Norman, OK 73069
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
tubal ligation. Feees vary.
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
631-0943
6048 S Western
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. ,Tuesday - Friday 10:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m., Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
tubal ligation. Fees vary
Medical
REACHING OUR CITY (ROC)
440-9994
www.reaching ourcity.org
7710 N.W. 10th St.
Please call for services, hours vary depending on availability.
Faith based food pantry, community center, day care, thrift store
and the VINE women’s ministries. Medical clinic legal clinic,
counseling services, cancer screening once per month. Persons
who do not have insurance. By appt. only.
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SKYLINE URBAN MINISTRIES/
MCKEE CENTER
632-2644
500 S.E. 15th St.
Call for information. Health clinic. Serves those in need.
ST. ANTHONY - YOUR CARE CLINIC
(LOCATED IN HOMELAND STORES
NEAR THE PHARMACY)
239-3244 235-CARE (2273)
www.saintsyourcare.com
2600 W. Robinson
Norman, OK
Treats minor illnesses and medical conditions, and perform
routine tests and screening, including physicals. Prices vary,
but significantly lower than other medical facilities. No
appointment necessary. Accepts most insurance plans and
Medicare, Medicaid, private pay and private insurance.
ST ANTHONY - YOUR CARE CLINIC
NEAR THE PHARMACY)
749-2111 235-CARE (2273)
225 N. May
Oklahoma City, OK
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Medical
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
ST. ANTHONY - YOUR CARE CLINIC
NEAR THE PHARMACY)
378-7600 235-CARE (2273)
10700 S. Penn
Oklahoma City, OK
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
ST. CHARLES MCCAULEY CLINIC
789-2595
5024 N. Grove
Hours vary by service provided
Clinic services, some lab work, prescription and nonprescription assistance, diabetic clinic. Central Oklahoma.
Available for uninsured. No fees.
632-6688
1025 Straka Terrace
Medical
Monday 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
hearing screenings. Anyone eligible. Uninsured is based on
sliding scale where the co-pay ranges from $25-$65.
VARIETY HEALTH
235-6466
420 N.W. 6th
OBGYN prenatal and family planning. Accepts Medicaid/
SoonerCare. No fees but accepts donations.
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VARIETY HEALTH
235-6466
500 S.W. 44th Oklahoma City, OK 73109
Pediatric services, WIC. Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare. No fees
but accepts donations.
VARIETY HEALTH
677-1129
Del City, OK 73115
Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., closed for lunch noon
- 1:00 p.m.
Pediatrics, OBGYN, WIC immunizations. Accepts Medicaid/
WOMEN’S CLINIC
271-6195
711 S. L. Young Blvd.
Women’s clinic, medical clinic. Full range OB-GYN. Call for
eligibility.
A CHANCE TO CHANGE
FOUNDATION
840-9000
5228 Classen Circle
Addiction Community Education Series, outpatient alcohol
or drug treatment, adolescent (over 5 years of age) and family
Medicaid, assistance available. Serves anyone over age 5.
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Mental Health /
Counseling
MENTAL HEALTH /
COUNSELING
ADVANCE COUNSELING
844-8085
1015 Waterwood Pkwy., Suite H-2
Edmond, OK 73034
Counseling, mental health services, Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted. Outpatient and home based ages 4 and up. Spanish
Speaking capabilities. Medicaid, sliding scale ($50 - $100). By
appointment only.
ADVANCE COUNSELING
844-8085
1900 N. MacArthur, Suite 216
Speaking capabilities. Medicaid, sliding scale ($50 - $100). By
appointment only.
Mental Health /
Counseling
ADVANCE COUNSELING
463-6675
2525 N.W. Expressway, Suite 624D
speaking capabilities. Medicaid, sliding scale ($50 - $100). By
appointment only.
ADVANCE COUNSELING
463-6675
1211 N. Shartel, Suite 906
appointment only.
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ADVANCE COUNSELING
463-6675
112 S.E. 40th, Suite 216
appointment only.
AURORA COUNSELING SERVICES
634-4434
Mental health services works with co-occurring substance abuse
and mental health treatment services, parenting skills education,
individuals, couples and family counseling, anger management.
Medicaid, private pay, most insurance.
BETTERLIFE COUNSELING
SERVICES
735-9732
9700 South Penn
AND NEGLECT
271-8858
Child Study Center
940 N.E. 13th, Suite 3B3406
abused or neglected, adolescent sex offenders, and women
and the children of women who used inappropriate substances
during pregnancy, assessments for children at high-risk
for abuse or neglect, New Directions. Accepts Medicaid/
SoonerCare, private insurance, private pay.
181
Mental Health /
Counseling
Friday 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Counseling, mental health services. All ages. Spanish translator
available. Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay and sliding scale.
CEDAR RIDGE
605-6111
www.cedarridgebhs.com
6501 N.E. 50th
Inpatient psychiatric services for adults. Accepts Medicaid/
SoonerCare, private pay and some insurance.
CENTER FOR POSITIVE CHANGE
265-2800
1607 Professional Circle
Yukon, OK 73099
After hours and weekends by appt only. Counseling and mental
health services. Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay and
some insurance.
Mental Health /
Counseling
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA COMMUNITY
MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
360-5100
909 E. Alameda
Norman, OK 73071
Tuesday 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Full range of mental health, AOD and children’s services,
psycho-social rehab. for adults. Serves Cleveland and McClain
counties. Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay and some
insurance.
CHALLENGE COUNSELING
SERVICES
604-5344
Counseling, mental health services, adult PSR (psycho-social
rehab). All ages. Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay and
some insurance.
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CHOICES COUNSELING CENTER
702-6677
1305 N. Shartel
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Other times by appt.
Evening classes on Wednesdays. Home, office, school
based therapy to children adults and families, psycho-social
rehabilitation, classes in anger management, compassion,
women and men’s self-help, parenting, case management.
Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay, some insurance.
Sliding scale ($15 and up per hour depending on income).
CITY RESCUE MISSION
232-2709
800 W. California
24 hours
Clothing Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Non-denominational. Crisis counseling, clothing, rehab.
program, meals served daily, dental care (restrictions). Serves
anyone. No fees. Dental Care: must be enrolled, screened and
interview, take classes in order to receive free dental treatment.
children, child safety seats (when available). Child Guidance
Clinic offers child and family counseling, food handler’s
classes. Fees vary from free to sliding scale. Serves Cleveland
county and surrounding area.
DEPARTMENT
794-1591
224 S. Chestnut
Moore, OK 73160
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Mental Health /
Counseling
DEPARTMENT
321-4048
250 N.E. 12th
Norman, OK 73071
Clinic offers child and family counseling, food handler’s class
COMMUNITY PATHWAYS
UNLIMITED, INC.
842-4911
4045 N.W. 64th St., Suite 520
Counseling, mental health services. Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted Children 3-18. Will bill insurance, private pay.
COMMUNITY WORKS LLC
447-4499
122 East Eufaula
Norman, OK 73069
Mental Health /
Counseling
Child, adolescent, adult, geriatric, and family counseling.
Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted, some insurance, private pay.
COPE, INC.
528-8686
2701 N. Oklahoma Ave., Suite. 205
which is available in the office or when necessary, in a home/
community setting. Issues typically addressed include:
behavioral, domestic violence, Impulse control, sexual abuse,
Orientation, CW referred through Immediate Access other Fees:
Insurance, Medicaid/HMO, and sliding scale.
CONSULTING, INC.
231-3150
312 N.E. 28th St., Suite 101
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
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Evening services available by appointment
accepted.
COUNSELING INTERVENTIONS AND
STRATEGIES
601-5566
1500 N.E. 4th St., Suite 205
Hours by Appt. Call for information
accepted.
INTERVENTIONS
601-6710
753-4070 749-0800
2208 W. Hefner Rd.
Oklahoma City, OK
Clinic by appointment
Medical, dental, eye care, and counseling. The Club mentoring, life skills, spiritual program for John Marshall
Middle School students. Celebrate Recovery - a program to
from John Marshall Middle School. Clinic - low income
without insurance.
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Mental Health /
Counseling
Hours by Appt.
Services include: grief counseling, anger management, group,
vocational assessment, career counseling, job development and
placement. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or private
insurance accepted, or OKDHS approval.
CROSSROADS YOUTH AND FAMILY
SERVICES
321-0240
650 W. Tecumseh, Suite. 500
Norman, OK. 73069
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Counseling, Mental Health Services, out-patient, Home-Based
- all ages. Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted. Must be a Cleveland.
county resident south of Franklin Rd. and have children in the
home younger than 18.
DAG COUNSELING SERVICES
605-5757
8901 S Santa Fe
Mental Health /
Counseling
Monday , Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m
Wednesday 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m
case management activities, career counseling, stress
management, mentoring, enhancing social skills daily living
skills and job skills. Home based and school based services
are available Services are provided for children age 3 and
adults. Fees: private pay, sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted.
DEACONESS SENIOR DIAGNOSTIC
CENTER OF OKLAHOMA
604-6138
7600 N.W. 23rd
Bethany, OK 73008
Inpatient geriatric psychiatry unit specializing in the diagnosis
and treatment of the dementia illnesses. 55 and older. Medicaid,
Medicare, some insurance, and private pay.
EAGLE RIDGE INSTITUTE
840-1359 ext. 125 Fax 282-0083
601 N.E. 63rd St.
Counseling and mental health services. Clients of all ages who
are receiving Medicaid.
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EDMOND FAMILY COUNSELING
341-3554
251 N. Broadway, Suite C
Edmond, OK 73034
Monday -Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m.
Individual, group and family counseling, AOD services
No Medicare or Medicaid/SoonerCare but does accept sliding
scale based on income.
286-3900
245-A W. Wilshire
Mental health counseling for persons age 2 and older. Medicaid/
SoonerCare is accepted, private pay and some insurance.
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT AND
INTERVENTION SERVICES
767-1126
[email protected]
Counseling services, substance abuse treatment. Accepts
Medicaid/SoonerCare and some insurance.
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Mental Health /
Counseling
FAMILY AND CHILDREN’S SERVICES
INC.
943-7500
3516 N.W. 50th St.
FAMILY FOCUS COUNSELING
SERVICES
602-0835
3824 N. Meridian, Suite 105
Monday - Friday 9:00 - 5:00 p.m.
accepted.
FAMILY TRANSITIONS
753-4269 Fax 753-4270
5005 N. Penn, Suite 103
Call for an appt.
Mental health counseling, consultative services, counseling
for women who are pregnant. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/
Mental Health /
Counseling
FRESH START COUNSELING
AGENCY
607-6670
accepted.
JUSTICE CENTER
262-0202
7905 E. Hwy 66
El Reno, OK 73036
CHBS, substance abuse, mental health and other programs for
adults, youth and children. Canadian county residents.
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GRIFFIN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
573-6623
900 E. Main St.
Norman, OK 73070
Open 24/7
State psychiatric hospital--inpatient treatment. Fees: as provided
by Oklahoma statute, no one denied care based on inability
to pay. Mainly serves residents in McClain and Cleveland
counties. Usually referred from a crisis center.
HANDS OF HOPE
601-8876
4400 Will Rogers Pkwy.
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m
crisis intervention, home based, day care and school based
counseling and instruction in life skills. Fees: private pay,
sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted.
HOPE COMMUNITY SERVICES
Adm. Bldg. - 632-1900
Outpatient - 634-4400
Fax 634-9648
105 S.E. 45
LATINO COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
236-0701 Fax 236-0773
420 S.W. 10 St.
population.
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Mental Health /
Counseling
Monday, Wednesday Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday and Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Case management, day treatment therapy, psychiatry, mental
health and substance abuse. TANF referred through Orientation,
CW referred through Immediate Access Eligibility based on
income.
CHILD ABUSE
235-9812 Fax 236-8383
614 N.E. 4th
skills for 1st time parents, individual family counseling, anger
visitation program for new mom, programs of individual,
family, martial, and group counseling. Families considered “at
risk” of abuse or neglect, with children under 18. Medicaid/
Sooner Care Fees: sliding scale, however, no one is denied for
inability to pay.
Mental Health /
Counseling
LIGHTHOUSE COUNSELING
SERVICES INC.
942-8115
3837 N.W. 23rd St.
Additional times by appointment only.
Mental health and substance abuse services, persons with
co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders, seniors/
older adults, pregnant/postpartum women, women, men,
DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice clients. Fees: Self
payment, Medicaid/SoonerCare, Medicare, state financed
insurance, private health insurance, military insurance (e.g.,
VA,TRICARE), Access to Recovery.
LOVE AND HOPE COUNSELING
SERVICES
528-4673 Fax 528-4674
900 N.W. 10th
Mental health services for both children and adults, home based
services are avaiable. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare
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HEALTH CENTER
521-8485
www.chciokc.org
201 N.E. 48th
Tuesday 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Friday 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Medicare, Medicaid/SoonerCare, some insurance and private
pay. No fee, dental care: register at clinic center, dental fees
based on sliding scale and proof of income.
HEALTH CENTER
769-3301
www.chciokc.org
12716 N.E. 36th St.
MAXIMUS COUNSELING SERVICES,
INC.
601-1154 Fax 601-1183
5714 S. Western
Mental health and substance abuse services, Medicaid/
SoonerCare accepted. Out-patient, home-based serves. All ages.
Forms of payment: accepted self payment. Payment asistance
available by sliding fee scale. Medicaid.
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Mental Health /
Counseling
Tuesday 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Friday 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Medicare, Medicaid/SoonerCare, some insurance and private
pay. No fee, dental care: register at clinic center, dental fees
based on sliding scale and proof of income.
MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
943-3700
www.mentalhealthok.org
2800 N.W. 36th, Suite 104
Educational materials, information and referral, advocates for
the mentally ill. Sunbridge - low cost counseling program for
persons who have no insurance. Fees: none
MID-DEL YOUTH AND FAMILY
SERVICES
733-KIDS
316 S. Midwest Blvd.
Mental Health /
Counseling
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Counseling, mental health services. Sliding scale, Medicaid/
SoonerCare accepted, some insurance plans accepted, Blue
Cross-Blue Shield, Signa, Aetna, Health Choice. Anger
management, crisis intervention, parenting skills programs, first
offender program, home-based services. 0-18 years. Some adult
and family services.
MID-DEL YOUTH AND FAMILY
SERVICES
733-KIDS
3644 S.E. 15 St.
Del City, OK 73115
Customers are seen at this location by appt. only.
Call 733-KIDS for an appt.
Counseling, mental health services. Sliding scale, Medicaid/
SoonerCare accepted, some insurance plans accepted, Blue
Cross-Blue Shield, Signa, Aetna, Health Choice. Anger
management, crisis intervention, parenting skills programs, first
offender program, home-based services. 0-18 years. Some adult
and family services.
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MINISTRIES OF JESUS
340-7400
Henderson Hills Baptist Church
1100 E. I-35 Frontage Rd.
Edmond, OK 73034
Counseling 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. by appt.
Free medical clinic and medication program, celebrate recovery
program, assessment of emotional, physical, spiritual, and
relationships, counseling services, long term residential
recovery for men. Faith based. Any age. Counseling services
based on sliding scale.
NEW BEGINNINGS COUNSELING
SERVICES
601-2307 Fax 601-3317
625 N.W. 13th St.
Mental health services for both children and adults. Sexual
abuse, parenting, anger management, domestic violence,
stress management, drug testing, transportation provided for
appointments. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or
Monday & Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Counseling mental health services, ages 4 and up. Payments:
Medicare and Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted. Payment
assistance is not offered for program costs. Private pay is $35
for individual mental health sessions and $20 per class. Private
pay accepted.
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Mental Health /
Counseling
NEW DAY RECOVERY YOUTH AND
FAMILY SERVICES, INC.
525-0452 Fax 525-0515
[email protected]
NEW DISCOVERIES YOUTH AND
FAMILY
232-1401 Fax 232-1402
628 N.E. 4th St.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Counseling, mental health services. Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted. Out-patient, home-based, all ages.
NEW LIFE YOUTH AND FAMILY
COUNSELING
605-5601 Fax 605-7914
Assessment, mental health services. Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted. Out-patient, home-based, adults.
Mental Health /
Counseling
NORMAN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
GROUP
579-7560 Fax 579-7563
3625 W. Main, Suite 100
Norman, OK 73072
Counseling, mental health services. Medicaid/SoonerCare.
NORTHCARE - ADULT SERVICES
272-0660
810-9578 Fax 272-1596
www.northcare.com
1140 N. Hudson
2512 S. Harvey
24/7 crisis intervention
Outpatient counseling, mental health services
Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) - Home
based services: medications management, health education,
individual and group therapy, case management, substance
abuse treatment, vocational rehabilitation, transportation. Adults
- severely mentally ill. English/Spanish. Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted.18 and over. Sliding scale private pay.
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NORTHCARE - CHILDREN’S
SERVICES
858-2700
www.northcare.com
4436 N.W. 50th St.
Adult, child, family mental health, substance abuse therapy, bed
clinic, case management services. English/Spanish. Medicaid/
SoonerCare accepted.18 and over. Sliding scale private pay.
NORTHCARE - SAFE FAMILIES
858-2700
www.northcare.com
4436 N.W. 50th St.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
The program provides services in the home utilizing the Project
Safe Care model of services, or traditional counseling services
provided by NorthCare’s Children and Family programs.
Families learn how to reduce family stress, prevent behavioral
problems. Criteria: Children under age 5, no open CW case, two
or fewer child welfare referrals. At least one of the following:
substance abuse domestic violence in last 6 months depression
or other mental health issues or developmental delays.
Friday 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
accepted. All ages, out-patient.
OASIS COUNSELING CENTER, INC.
605-3093 Fax 601-5682
Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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Mental Health /
Counseling
NORTHROCK CLINIC
425-0490 Fax 425-0477
4400 N. Lincoln, 2nd floor
Individual and family counseling, case management. Rehab
program includes daily living and parenting skills. Outpatient
and home based. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or
948-4900
4913 W. Reno
HIV, TB, diabetes, nutrition, lab work, dental, pharmacy.
documentation.
OKLAHOMA COUNTY CRISIS
INTERVENTION CENTER
522-8100
1200 N.E. 13th St.
Mental Health /
Counseling
Mental health and drug/alcohol abuse crisis intervention
facility, 24 hour medically supervised detox for adults.
Oklahoma county
OKLAHOMA FAMILIES FIRST
1-800-275-6776
2227 W. Lindsey, Suite 1550
Norman, OK 73069
Evening/weekend by appointments
accepted, private pay and sliding scale. Serves all ages
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OPTIONS UNLIMITED COUNSELING
AND CONSULTING
272-1610 Fax 272-1630
214 S.W. 30th
Closed during the summer
Individual, group, family counseling. Rehab groups for social
skills and transition into public school. Day treatment. Students
5-12 yrs, K-5th grade. School based in Oklahoma City public
schools, K-12. Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted, private pay and
sliding scale.
COUNSELING
605-8282 Fax 702-0468
1017 N.W. 6th
Outpatient parenting classes, drug, and alcohol larceny classes.
Individual and family counseling home based as needed, sex
offenders group therapy, Spanish groups, PCIT - parent-child
interaction therapy. Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted, insurance,
private pay and sliding scale.
Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m
crisis intervention, substance abuse assessment and counseling,
gang prevention and intervention, career counseling, mentoring,
parenting, anger management. Home based and school based
services are available Ages 5 and up. Fees: private pay, sliding
scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted.
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Mental Health /
Counseling
POSITIVE SOLUTIONS
610-6540
351 N. Air Depot, Suite S
POYNER AND ASSOCIATES
741-2844
14453 S.E. 29th
Choctaw, Oklahoma 73020
Call for an appt. Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
accepted.
PROGRESSIVE COUNSELING
SERVICES, INC.
KIM FERONTI-DICKINSON, M. ED,
LPC
341-9223
320 N. Broadway, Suite 101
Edmond, OK 73034
Mental Health /
Counseling
Counseling mental health services, parenting, anger
management, assessment, psychological evaluations. All ages.
Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted. Private pay and sliding scale.
QUAPAW COUNSELING SERVICES
AND ADDICTION TREATMENT
CENTER
672-3033
1301 S.E. 59th St.
Mental health services, works with co-occurring substance
abuse and mental health treatment services. Fees: Medicaid/
SoonerCare accepted, private pay and sliding scale.
SERVICES
422-8800
www.red-rock.com
7777 E. Highway 66
El Reno, OK 73036
Outpatient mental health counseling for adults and children.
Medicaid, Medicare, contract and Healthchoice.
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SERVICES
424-7711 Fax 425-0343
www.red-rock.com
4400 N. Lincoln
Counseling mental health services, PACT. Medicaid/
SoonerCare accepted. All ages - sliding scale for clients without
insurance.
RESTORATIVE COUNSELING
SERVICES, INC.
601-2154 Fax 601-5359
www.restorativecounseling.org
8518 S. Penn
Counseling Mental Health Services. All ages. Private pay,
Medicaid/SoonerCare as secondary, Medicare, Blue Cross/Blue
Shield.
Other hours by appointment.
Behavioral health: individual family and group counseling,
crisis intervention, anger management, grief counseling, codependency, case management services. Ages 6 and up. Fees:
private pay, sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted.
CARF certified.
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Mental Health /
Counseling
SIGNATURE TRANSFORMATION
COUNSELING SERVICE
824-9252
433 W. Wilshire Bvld., Suite B
SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA
TREATMENT SERVICES
942-7650
Outpatient mental health services both children and adults.
Medication assisted meth and opiate addiction treatment.
accepted.
STONEBRIDGE THERAPEUTIC AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES, PC
708-3640
1900 N. MacArthur Blvd., Suite 108
Mental Health /
Counseling
Saturday by appointment only
Mental health counseling, parenting, anger management, case
management services, consultative services adult and family
counseling. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or private
insurance accepted.
528-7721
616 N.W. 21 St.
Wednesday and Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Counseling mental health services. All ages. Accepts Medicaid/
TINKER FAMILY ADVOCACY
734-4390
Mental Health Element
77th MDOS/SGOMH
5700 Arnold St.
Services are provided for the prevention of maltreatment of
children. Classes are held for new parents, marriage and family
counseling, support services classes on parenting and child
development, domestic violence issues and anger management.
Member of the Armed forces.
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TOX INTEGRATED GUIDANCE, INC.
605-4903
1330 Classen Blvd., Suite G-10
Grief counseling and support group, individual and family
counseling, crisis intervention, substance abuse assessment and
counseling. Fees: Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted.
TRANSITIONS, INC.
265-0986
3201 N. Mustang Rd., Suite A and B
Yukon, OK 73099
Fees: sliding scale Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay or private
insurance accepted.
TRANSITIONS, INC.
326-9904
1212 S. Air Depot, Suite 43
TRANSITIONS, INC.
810-0054
Counseling mental health services. Out-patient and home-based
services are available. Sexual abuse services contract for DHS.
insurance accepted.
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Mental Health /
Counseling
insurance accepted.
TRI-CITY YOUTH AND FAMILY
390-8131
14625 N.E. 23rd St.
Choctaw, OK 73020
Tuesday and Wednesday 8:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Parenting, drug and alcohol, marriage, anger management,
counseling and mental health services. Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted. All ages.
VARANGON ACADEMY
701-8530 Fax 701-8531
3400 Deskin Dr.
Norman, OK 73069
Mental Health /
Counseling
Residential treatment center for male adolescent 13-17. Severe
anger, aggression and defiance. Medicaid/SoonerCare accepted.
OF CANADIAN COUNTY
Dee Blose, Director 262-6555
Fax 262-6557
7565 E. Highway 66
El Reno, OK 73036
Mailing address
PO Box 120
El Reno, OK 73036
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Emergency Youth Shelter open 24 hours, 7 days a week
youth workforce investment act services. Ages 0-21. Fees:
insurance accepted.
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YOUTH SERVICES FOR OKLAHOMA
COUNTY, INC.
Main number 235-7537
Crisis Intervention Center 528-2884
Shelter 272-0726
201 N.E. 50th
Friday 8:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Shelter and CIC 24 hours
Services for high risk teens, emergency shelter, counselors,
24 hour crisis intervention center, first time juvenile offenders
course. Fees: sliding scale Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay
YOUTHCARE OF OKLAHOMA
842-8801
3035 N.W. 63rd St.
Evening and weekends services available by appointment
crisis intervention, substance abuse counseling, and
rehabilitation- instruction in life skills, team building. Ages 3
and up. Fees: private pay, sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare
accepted.
NATIVE AMERICAN SERVICES
Behavioral health services, staffed by psychologists,
psychiatrists and counselors, services for children, adults and
families, psychiatric/psychological assessment, treatment, drug,
alcohol assessment and treatment. Serves members of any
federally recognized tribe, but service areas within Oklahoma
county are limited. Call for details.
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Native American
Services
CITIZEN POTAWATOMIE NATION
MH/SA OUTPATIENT
273-5236
1601 S. Gordon Cooper Dr.
Shawnee, OK 74801
KICKAPOO TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA
MH/SA OUTPATIENT
964-2081 Fax 964-2722
407 N. Hwy. 102
McCloud, OK 74851
Call for hours and details. Mental health services, outpatient.
SERVICES
943-6457
4200 Perimeter Center, Suite 222
Provides legal services to low-income Native Americans in
the areas of child welfare, housing, natural resources, tribal
sovereignty, and individual rights. No criminal matters. Must
an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe, meet lowincome guidelines, and be a resident of Oklahoma.
UNITED URBAN INDIAN COUNCIL
810-9202
4801 N. Classen, Suite 200
Native American
Services
Applications taken: Monday 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.,
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Native American Services - advocacy, employment, job
search, job training, GED, Native Americans unemployment,
vocational rehab/education. Call for details. Bring proof of
income from last 6 months, 2 forms of ID. Proof of residency
with a date within the last 60 days. Must fill out application.
YOUTH PROGRAM-OKLAHOMA
CITY UNITED NATIONAL INDIAN
TRIBAL YOUTH INC.
236-2800
500 N. Broadway Ave., Suite 10
Fosters the spiritual, mental, physical, and social development
of Native American youth age 15-24. Sponsors youth council
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development, leadership conferences, communication seminars,
awareness campaigns, and sports clinics. Youth are involved in
many cultural activities.
NUTRITION/MEALS
Meals delivered to homebound seniors in Oklahoma county.
Provided in cooperation with local churches and organizations.
Senior must be homebound.
OKLAHOMA COUNTY SENIOR
NUTRITION PROGRAM
949-2709
5016 N.W. 10th St.
Nutrition / Meals
MOBILE MEALS OF OKLAHOMA
COUNTY, INC.
607-2314
Information and intake regarding meal services for senior
citizens.
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
SERVICES DIVISION
522-6925 1-800-522-1064
Fax 522-6995
4545 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 102
Health related, psychological, community and in home support
waivers, Family Support Assistance Program, group homes,
sheltered workshop, Community Integrated Employment
(CIE) and Guardianship Assistance Assisted Living. The
Developmental Disabilities Services Division (DDSD) serves
persons ages 3 and up who have a primary diagnosis of mental
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OKDHS
HUMAN SERVICES
retardation. Persons served may also have other developmental
disabilities in addition to mental retardation such as autism,
cerebral palsy.
OFFICE OF FAITH BASED AND
COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
522-0606 Fax 521-6868
Contact: Robin Jones, Director
[email protected]
PO Box 25352
OKDHS
Helps Oklahoma’s poor and disadvantaged by establishing faith
links - linking government with faith-based and community
organizations to provide social services.
SERVICES (OCSS) - BETHANY
Fax 470-6148
[email protected]
7201 N.W. 10th St.
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1610
Bethany, OK 73008-1610
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SERVICES (OCSS) - CENTRAL
REGISTRY
Tulsa metro area (918) 205-3500
Fax 522-8901
[email protected]
P. O. Box 528805
Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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OKDHS
SERVICES (OCSS) - EL RENO
522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax 295-2686
[email protected]
314 W. Rogers
El Reno, OK 73036
SERVICES (OCSS) - JUVENILE
JUSTICE
Fax 767-2558
[email protected]
OKDHS
SERVICES (OCSS) - MIDWEST CITY
Fax 869-8203
PO Box 50056
9901 S.E. 29 St.
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CITY NORTH
Fax 522-2035
[email protected]
PO Box 36429
2409 N. Kelley Ave., Room 103
Oklahoma Child Support Services acts as an economic advocate
for the children of Oklahoma, ensuring that parents financially
support their children. When a child does not receive financial
support from one or both parents, OCSS assists by locating the
non-custodial parents’ addresses and employers, establishing
legal paternity, establishing child and medical support orders,
enforcing support for married, separated, or divorced parents
and modifying support orders.
Oklahoma Child Support Services acts as an economic advocate
for the children of Oklahoma, ensuring that parents financially
support their children. When a child does not receive financial
support from one or both parents, OCSS assists by locating the
non-custodial parents’ addresses and employers, establishing
legal paternity, establishing child and medical support orders,
enforcing support for married, separated, or divorced parents
and modifying support orders.
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OKDHS
CITY SOUTH
Fax : 606-4280
[email protected]
PO Box 25637
2701 S. Harvey
OKLAHOMA COUNTY - CAPITOL
HILL HUMAN SERVICES CENTER
644-5700 1-800-884-1532
Fax 644-5772
401 W. Commerce
Multiple state services for children adults and families.
Service zip codes: 73108, 73109, 73119, 73128, 73159, 73169,
73179
OKLAHOMA COUNTY - CHILDREN’S
HOSPITAL OFFICE
271-3325 Fax 271-3338
1-800-884-1572
940 N.E. 13th St.
OKDHS
Medical only-all zip codes. Medicaid applications taken by
appointment.
OKLAHOMA COUNTY CROSSROADS HUMAN SERVICES
CENTER
604-8800 1-866-231-8394 Fax 604-8945
1115 S.E. 66th St.
Service zip codes:73115, 73129, 73135, 73145, 73149
OKLAHOMA COUNTY - JUVENILE
JUSTICE CENTER
767-2600 1-800-884-1581 Fax 767-2640
Child Welfare only.
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OKLAHOMA COUNTY - KELLEY
HUMAN SERVICES CENTER
522-5818 1-800-884-1534
Fax 522-2586 or 522-2210
2409 N. Kelley Ave.
Serves zip codes: 73003, 73013, 73037, 73102, 73103, 73104,
73105, 73111, 73114, 73116, 73117, 73120, 73121, 73131,
73134.
OKLAHOMA COUNTY - MAYFAIR
602-5700 1-866-289-8008
Fax 602-5798
2821 N.W. 50th St.
Service zip codes: 73106, 73107, 73112, 73118.
Service zip codes: 73007, 73020, 73049,73054, 73066, 73084,
73110, 73130, 73141, 73150, 73151, 74857.
OKLAHOMA COUNTY - ROCKWELL
470-6200 1-800-884-1534 Fax 470-6363
7201 N.W. 10th St.
Service zip codes:73008, 73122, 73127, 73132, 73142, 73162
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OKDHS
OKLAHOMA COUNTY - MIDWEST
CITY HUMAN SERVICES CENTER
739-8000 1-800-884-1579 Fax 739-8158
9901 S.E. 29th
PARENTING
BETHESDA ALTERNATIVE
364-0333
1181 E. Main
Norman, OK 73071
Child victims of sexual abuse, non-offending parent treatment
programs. No charge.
Parenting
CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND
FAMILIES
364-1420
1151 E. Main
Norman, OK 73071
Visitation by appointment. Parent assistance, education and
support, divorce visitation arbitration, teenage parenting
program, neighborhood centers, bringing up baby program,
trauma focused services children infant-11 year olds and their
caregivers, some home based. Primarily Moore/Norman area.
INTERVENTIONS
601-6710
Hours by Appt.
Service include: grief counseling, anger management, group,
vocational assessment, career counseling, job development and
placement. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/SoonerCare or private
insurance accepted.
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EXCHANGE CLUB CENTER FOR THE
PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE
232-2500 Fax 232-0050
www.parentpromise.org
437 N.W. 12th
24 hours voice mail
Parent aid program, home-based to parents at “high-risk” of
abusing their children, crisis intervention. Have a child in the
home 0-1 year of age to be admitted, serves to age 5 once
admitted, no fee.
Helps couples maintain a solid foundation while they transition
into parenthood, mentoring, referral to community resources,
incentives for participation. Couple 18 and over expecting a
baby or just had a baby - free service.
FAMILY START
271-3525
940 N.E. 13th St.
Room 2428 Belstein Tower
Food clothing, diapers, housing education, child support
issues, genetic testing, transportation, education. Voluntary
program for any family whose child was born at OU Children’s
Center in the past 12 months and whose birth was paid for by
Medicaid/SoonerCare or is eligible to be paid for by Medicaid/
SoonerCare.
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Parenting
FAMILY EXPECTATIONS
639-2054 Fax 639-2059
301 N.W. 63rd St., Suite 215
LATINO COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
236-0701 Fax 236-0773
420 S.W. 10 St.
Parenting
clients, individual counseling. Service Latino population.
CHILD ABUSE
235-9812 Fax 236-8383
614 N.E. 4th St.
skills for first time parents, individual family counseling, anger
visitation program for new mom, programs of individual,
family, martial, and group counseling. Families considered “at
risk” of abuse or neglect, with children under 18. Medicaid/
SoonerCare. Fees: sliding scale, however, no one is denied for
inability to pay.
HEALTH CENTER
521-8485
www.chciokc.org
201 N.E. 48th St.
Tuesday 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Friday 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
hearing screenings, laboratory and x-ray services, family
Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay and some insurance. No
fee. Dental care: register at clinic center, dental fees based on
sliding scale and proof of income.
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HEALTH CENTER
769-3301
www.chciokc.org
12716 N.E. 35th St.
Tuesday 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Friday 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Medicaid/Soonercare, private pay and some insurance. No fee,
dental care: register at clinic center, dental fees based on sliding
scale and proof of income.
Academic skills enhancement, drug and alcohol awareness,
financial literacy, understanding credit reports, budgeting,
smart money management and more. Housing, food, clothing,
medical assistance, child care assistance, IDA savings plan.
Anyone can participate.
MOTHER TO MOTHER
272-9343
1201 N. Robinson Ave.
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Serves to low income, socially isolated, single mothers,
parenting, nutritional, budgeting socialization, friendship,
transportation, information and assistance locating schools or
housing. Faith-based service.
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METRO TECHNOLOGY CENTER PARENTS RESOURCE CENTER
595-4325
Metro Tech Centers Adult and Continuing
Education
1900 Springlake Dr.
OASIS COUNSELING CENTER, INC.
605-3093 Fax 601-5682
Parenting
Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Individual and family counseling, case management, rehab
program includes daily living and parenting skills. Outpatient
and home based services. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/
OKLAHOMA CITY - COUNTY
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
MAIN OFFICE CHILD GUIDANCE
CLINICS
425-4412
921 N.E. 23rd St.
Promotes optimal development, healthy behavior and effective
interaction for families and children. Includes speech-language,
hearing, developmental and behavioral health services targeting
specialists, speech-language pathologists, behavioral and
health specialists. Serves any person. All appointments and
enrollments in workshops/groups are scheduled through the
Main Child Guidance Clinic.
DEPARTMENT MIDWEST CITY
425-4412
612 E. Reno
Purpose is to promote optimal development, healthy behavior
and effective interaction for families and children; Includes
speech-language, hearing, developmental and behavioral
health services targeting the children and families of Oklahoma
county. Services are provided by a staff of professional Child
Development Specialists, Speech-Language Pathologists
and Behavioral Health Specialists. Serves any person. All
appointments and enrollments in workshops/groups are
scheduled through the Main Child Guidance Clinic.
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OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY
HEALTH DEPARTMENT ROMINGER
COMMUNITY CENTER CHILD
GUIDANCE CLINICS
425-4412
612 E. Reno
Purpose is to promote optimal development, healthy behavior
and effective interaction for families and children; Includes
speech-language, hearing, developmental and behavioral
health services targeting the children and families of Oklahoma
county. Services are provided by a staff of professional Child
Development Specialists, Speech-Language Pathologists,
Behavioral Health Specialists and Social Work. Serves any
person. All appointments and enrollments in workshops/groups
are scheduled through the Main Child Guidance Clinic.
Family and consumer science services, nutrition, health,
parenting and co-parenting education, gardening. Oklahoma
County residents. No fee.
OKLAHOMA MARRIAGE INITIATIVE
(PUBLIC STRATEGIES)
848-2171 1-877-435-8033
301 N.W. 63rd St., Suite 600
Public/private partnership dedicated to helping couples gain
access to services and supports to improve their marriage and
relationship, with the ultimate goal of increasing child wellbeing. Open to anyone who is interested.
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OKLAHOMA COOPERATIVE
EXTENSION SERVICE
731-1125
930 N. Portland
PAC-PARENTS ASSISTANCE CENTER
232-8226 Fax 236-4947
email: [email protected]
415 N.W. 5th St.
Prevention programs for children and families at high risk
for physical abuse, education/support groups, compassion
workshops/dealing with emotions, a parenting class. Must be
referred by OKDHS. Fee for service.
Parenting
PARENT MANAGEMENT TRAINING
Paul Williams 858-2700
North Care Center
4436 N.W. 50th
Contact North Care for schedule
Parent training based on latest research by Allen Kazdin.
Very effective in lowering parental stress. Includes behavior
modification, how to communicate, science of behavior,
handouts, PowerPoints, group participation, explore why
kids misbehave and how to handle the situations. Parents
with children 2 and up, better from 5 and up. Highly psychoeducational - not suitable for those with high levels of anger
and stress.Fees: sliding scale, Medicaid/SoonerCare or private
insurance accepted.
PARENTS AS TEACHERS
Mindy Turner 210-4038
Bethany Public School District
6721 N.W. 42nd.
Bethany, OK 73008
Visits the home one to two times per month, increases parent
knowledge of early childhood development and improves
parenting practices, early detection of developmental delays
and health, vision and hearing issues, dental issues, prevents
child abuse. Through the local school districts. Free, voluntary
program for anyone who has a child birth to 36 months, also for
expecting mothers.
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PARENTS AS TEACHERS
Pam Hibbs
587-0363
E-mail: [email protected]
Child Development Office
900 N. Klein
Call for hours of operation
program for anyone who has a child birth to 36 months, also for
expecting mothers.
Increases parent knowledge of early childhood development
and improves parenting practices. Provides early detection of
developmental delays and health issues. Prevent child abuse
and neglect. Increase children’s school readiness and school
success. Through the local school districts. Free, voluntary
program for any one who has a child birth to 36 months, also
for expecting mothers. Call for eligibility information.
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PARENTS AS TEACHERS - POSITIVE
PARENTS
769-3301
Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center
12716 N.E. 36th St.
P.O. Box 30589
PARENTS AS TEACHERS PUTNAM
CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
491-7626
[email protected]
Putnam City School Distirct
Christy Evans
5604 N.W. 41st
Parenting
program for any one who has a child birth to 36 months, also
for expecting mothers. Call for eligibility information.
COUNSELING
605-8282 Fax 702-0468
1017 N.W. 6th
Outpatient parenting classes, drug, and alcohol larceny classes.
Individual and family counseling home based as needed, sex
offenders group therapy, Spanish groups, PCIT - parent-child
interaction therapy. Medicaid, private pay, insurance and sliding
scale.
TEEN PARENTING PROGRAM
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
523-3012
Catholic Charities
Goes into the home one or two times per month, increases
parent knowledge of early childhood development and
improves parenting practices, early detection of developmental
delays and health, vision and hearing issues, dental issues.
Prevents child abuse. Through the local school districts. Free,
voluntary program for any one who has a child birth to 36
months, also for expecting mothers. Call for information.
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TEXT4BABY
TEXT4BABY.ORG
Text “baby” to 511411
Weekly text messages, timed to due date or baby’s birth date,
vetted by government and nonprofit health experts, deal with
nutrition, immunization and birth defect prevention, among
other topics. Sent through baby’s first birthday. Pregnant or
have a child up to 1 year old.
TINKER FAMILY ADVOCACY
734-4390
Mental Health Element
77th MDOS/SGOMH
5700 Arnold St.
TRANSITIONS, INC.
810-0054
6051 North Brookline, Suite 112
difficult subjects. Sexual Abuse Services contract for DHS.
insurance accepted.
COUNTY, INC.
235-7537
201 N.E. 50th St.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Counseling services, crisis intervention, emergency shelters for
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Services are provided for the prevention of maltreatment of
children. Classes are held for new parents, marriage and family
counseling, support services classes on parenting and child
development, domestic violence issues and anger management.
Member of the Armed Forces.
youth-ages 12-17, first offenders, skill program-and alternatives
to court intervention, parenting skills education. Fees: sliding
scale Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay or private insurance
accepted.
PRENATAL SERVICES
BABY BARGAINS
722-9209
9113 N. Council
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Maternity wear, clothes for preemie to 10 yrs, other baby items,
furniture, etc.
631-4477
4701 S. Western
Prenatal Services
Monday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Thursday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
months, diapers, formula. Services are only for women who
receive pregnancy testing from Birth Choice.
330-2111
11A Burton Pl.
Edmond, OK 73034
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495-6919
5106 N. Rockwell
Bethany, OK 73008
CITY
523-3026
utilities, prescriptions, special items. May provide needed items
including space heater, car seat, baby carrier, formula, diapers,
etc. Eligible if pregnant or family with children in the home.
CHILDREN FIRST
521-1911
Oklahoma City County Health Dept.
921 N.E. 23rd St.
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Prenatal Services
Public health nurse provides in-home education on pregnancy
and birth, child development and safety to promote delivering
a healthy baby, referral to community resources. First time
mom. Less than 29 weeks pregnant , same eligibility as WIC
and Medicaid.
DEACONESS HOME PREGNANCY
AND ADOPTION SERVICES
949-4200 Emergency 397-3140
Fax 720-8686
www.deaconessadoption.org
Friday 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Housing arrangements, adoption planning, car seat, and stroller,
licensed adoption and child placement, adoption reunion
registry. Housing: women over the age of 18.
FAMILY TRANSITIONS
702-1553 Fax 753-4270
5005 N. Penn, Suite 103
Call for an appt.
Mental health counseling, consultative services, counseling
for women who are pregnant. Fees: sliding scale. Medicaid/
Prenatal Services
LOGAN COUNTY HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
282-3485 282-3813
215 Fairgrounds Rd.
Guthrie, OK 73044
General health clinic, immunizations, STD’s, family planning,
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
528-2157
619 N.W. 23rd St.
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
348-9904
Edmond, OK 73013
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
732-3836
1200 “G” S. Air Depot
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
360-1556
2100 Lindsey St.
Norman, OK 73069
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
631-0943
6048 S. Western
Monday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
PRENATAL DIAGNOSTIC CENTER
OB/GYN
271-8711 Appointments - 271-5400
825 N.E. 10th St.
Provides prenatal care to women who are HIV positive.
Pregnant women with HIV and at risk.
Prenatal Services
TEXT4BABY.ORG
Text “baby” to 511411
Weekly text messages, timed to due date or baby’s birth date,
vetted by government and nonprofit health experts, deal with
nutrition, immunization and birth defect prevention, among
other topics. Sent through baby’s first birthday. Pregnant or
have a child up to 1 year old.
VARIETY HEALTH
235-6466
420 N.W. 6th
OBGYN prenatal and family planning
Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare. No fees but accepts donations.
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PRESCRIPTIONS
Tuesday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. First come, first served
Clothing Tuesday 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Oklahoma City residents only, need valid OK picture ID.
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
524-8100
232-0199
319 S.W. 25th St.
Assistance with some prescriptions. For homeless only,
available the first working day of the month must be in a
homeless shelter and have a referral
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Prescriptions
235-6162
2125 Exchange Ave.
Prescriptions
GUILD OF ST. GEORGE
232-2266
117 N.W. 7th St.
Oklahoma City, OK
Food Pantry, photo id, birth certificates, utility bills - no rent,
non-narcotic prescription refills, bus passes. Must be present
with ID. Prescription refills (up to $60 every 2 months).
KINGS CLINIC
848-4005
921 W. Britton
1st and 3rd Mondays 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., prescriptions only
Tuesday 4:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. for doctors appt.
Persons can have prescriptions filled at that time. Provides
medical services and can fill some prescriptions. First come,
first served.
MED CARE UNITED
228-3200
711 Stanton L. Young, Suite #100
Oklahoma City, OK
Goes to pharmaceutical companies to secure medication for
persons who have no insurance. No insurance of any kind.
236-0473
300 S.W. 13th
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00 a.m. - noon,
12:30 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Bus passes for new jobs, or gas vouchers food pantry, clothing
and diabetes medications. Must live in Oklahoma county and
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Friday 8:30 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
A collaborative effort between NorthCare and Red Rock
Behavioral Health Services, provides psychiatric evaluations
and a medication clinic. Scheduled appointments are available
Monday - Friday. Additionally a “Drop In Clinic” is scheduled
every Wednesday beginning at 4:00 pm for consumers
who missed the current month’s appointment. North Rock
Medication Clinic services are limited to those consumers of
NorthCare and Red Rock Behavioral Health Services.
OKLAHOMA COUNTY PHARMACY
713-1893
7401 N.E. 23
Prescriptions filled - must bring current prescription from an
Oklahoma doctor; they do not call doctors or pharmacies.
Uninsured, low income or needing more prescriptions than
available on Medicaid. Requirements: Oklahoma oounty
resident 3 months, Oklahoma resident 12 months.
RX OKLAHOMA
1-877-RX4-OKLA
319 S.W. 25th, Suite 230
Helps Oklahomans access prescription assistance programs
provided by pharmaceutical manufacturing companies.
Oklahomans without prescription coverage.
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NORTH ROCK CLINIC-MED CLINIC
425-0490 Fax 425-0477
4400 N. Lincoln, 2nd Floor
Prison Reentry
PRISON REENTRY
HAND-UP MINISTRIES
236-3349
2130 S.E. 59th St.
Christian Transitional Living Program for men and women
emerging from the prison system. Offers counseling, financial
management, spiritual foundation, employment assistance,
transportation to and from work. $100 weekly fee. Prison reintegration programs at separate locations for men and women.
Sexual offenders accepted.
HOPE FOR THE HOPELESS
615-6648
www.h4hweb.org
1121 N. Penn Ave.
Senior Services
Monday 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Prisoner reentry program, resources, helps family members and
community-based case managers assist those who are coming
directly out of the Oklahoma prison system. No fees.
SENIOR SERVICES
ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION
1-800272-3900 24/7
3555 N.W. 58th, Suite 220
Education, family support groups, information and referral,
information packets available by mail, care consultation, safe
return program to identify wanderers, 24-hour helpline. Fees:
no charge to families and family caregivers.
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AREAWIDE AGING AGENCY INC.
943-4344
Information and referral agency, funding for senior citizen
programs, legal services, housing advocacy, home meals. No
fees, serves age 60 and older.
CAREGIVER CONNECTION, LLC
286-2727
www.caregiverconnectionllc.com
3035 N.W. 63rd, Suite 150
Consultation, care coordination and counseling, Helping
families develop a plan of care for their immediate needs,
case management and monitoring services available, patient
advocacy, specializing in Alzheimer’s and dementia. Fees:
private pay, no long term contracts, no minimum services
usage.
On call 24 hours a day
Sitters, run errands, companionship. Personal care – shower
assistance, incontinence care. Assistance with mobility. No
medical. Medication reminder, transportation to medical
or other appointments. Meal prep and clean up, light
housekeeping. Private pay service only.
DAILY LIVING CENTERS, INC.
792-2401
Multiple Addresses
Call for Locations
Call for information, daily services are available.
Adult daycare, nurse monitoring, transportation, meals, physical
and occupational therapy, whirlpool bathing services. Special
advanced Alzheimer’s program. Fee based on ability to pay.
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CHRISTIAN SENIOR COMPANION
SERVICES
948-0011
3801 N.W. 63rd, Bldg #4, Suite 105
EASTER SEALS
239-2525
www.ok.easterseals.com
701 N.E. 13th
Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. - Adult Day Care
Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.- Child Development
Center (ages 6 weeks to 5 years).
Medical rehabilitative services, physical therapy, occupational
therapy, speech therapy, autism services, early intervention
services. Adult day care and child care Fee: Medicaid/
SoonerCare, Medicare, OKDHS day care assistance.
ELDERCARE SOLUTIONS
840-2424
50 Penn Place, Suite K130
Senior Services
Certified Geriatric case managers, comprehensive assessments,
in regard to medication, mental health, environmental,
psycho-social summary and health history and ongoing care,
case management services are based upon the needs of the
individual. Fees: private pay and long-term care insurance.
ELDERCOUNSELING & CLINICAL
SERVICES PLLC
872-0050
3555 N.W. 58th, Suite 350
Please call for an appointment
Private in-home, in facility, or office based counseling,
psychotherapy, and mental health services for older adults
and their families, who are experiencing depression anxiety
or other mental health issues. Serves Oklahoma, Cleveland,
and Mustang and Yukon in Canadian county. Fees: Medicare,
Medicaid – secondary, private insurance and private pay.
GIRLING COMMUNITY CARE
858-1500
2601 N.W. Expressway, Suite. 700E
Personal care assistance, such as bathing, grooming, shopping
and light housekeeping., case management. Medicaid Based
Waiver Programs to the aged and disabled.
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OKDHS AGING SERVICES DIVISION
521-2281 Fax 521-2086
2401 N.W. 23rd St., Suite 40
This division provides leadership in issues of concern to older
Oklahomans, helps to develop community-based systems which
support independence and protect the quality of life of older
persons and helps to promote citizen involvement in planning
and delivery. Persons Age 60 or older, individuals yonger than
60 who have a disability.
OKLAHOMA STATE LONG-TERM
CARE OMBUDSMAN
521-6734
2401 N.W. 23rd, Suite 40
Advocacy for nursing facility residents; receives and
investigates complaints. Information regarding nursing
facilities, residential care facilities, and assisted living centers.
SENIOR CARE SERVICES
848-1234
50 Penn Place, Suite 390
SENIOR HELPLINE FOR LEGAL AID
SERVICES
557-0014
www.legalaidok.org
2901 North Classen Blvd., Suite 112
Legal services. 60 years or older, living in Oklahoma or
Canadian county.
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Senior Services
Live-in companions for seniors, home health aides, non-skilled.
Fees: private pay, advantage waivers, OKDHS vouchers.
SENIOR LAW RESOURCE CENTER,
INC.
528-0858 Fax 601-2134
www.senior-law.org
[email protected]
P.O. Box 1408
Legal aid service for the elderly; affordable legal services for
senior citizens including estate planning, long-term care issues,
guardianship, probate, and financial exploitation. 60 years or
older, living in Oklahoma or Canadian counties.
SENIOR NUTRITION FOR
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
949-2709
Senior Services
Food is served from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Senior Nutrition Programs provide hot, nutritious meals for
older adults age 60 years of age or older. In addition to offering
a meal, the site offers consumer information, programs focusing
on health and wellness, and recreational activities. Our nutrition
programs also offer outreach, homemaker services, home
delivered meals for frail elders in the community. 60 years or
older, living in Oklahoma or Canadian County. Call to apply
and for program sites.
SENIOR RESOURCE AND BENEFITS
810-0073
www.SRBLLC.com
1000 W. Wilshire, Suite. 310
Additional hours by appointment.
Experts in Medicare, Medicaid and VA benefits. Our mission
is to educate and assist individuals in identifying all possible
solutions to a particular situation. Fees: no charge for initial
consultation, Can provides legal services, fee based upon
service required.
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SUNBEAM SHELTER
528-7721
Senior companion program, caregiver fundamentals, wenior
emergency shelter, counseling. Serves any person.
VENERATE HOMEHEALTH EXPRESS
607-4400
Home based services through the Advantage waiver. Personal
care assistance, such as bathing, grooming, shopping and
light housekeeping and case management. Fees: Medicare,
Medicaid, some insurance, self pay.
SEXUAL ABUSE - MINORS
Child victims of sexual abuse, non-offending parent treatment
programs. No charge for services.
AND NEGLECT
271-8858
Child Study Center
940 N.E. 13th St., Suite 3B 3406
abused or neglected. Adolescent sex offenders, women, and the
children of women who used inappropriate substances during
pregnancy, assessments for children at high-risk for abuse or
neglect, New Directions. Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare private
insurance, private pay.
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BETHESDA ALTERNATIVE
364-0333
1181 E. Main
Norman, OK 73071
WITNESS CENTER
713-1600
Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - noon; 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
support for persons who are victims of sexual assault. Victim of
a crime who has suffered a bodily injury.
Sexual Abuse Minors
TRANSITIONS, INC.
810-0054
difficult subjects. Sexual abuse services contract for DHS.
Fees: sliding scale Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay or private
insurance accepted.
YWCA OKLAHOMA CITY SEXUAL
ASSAULT SERVICES
Counseling for victims of domestic violence and sexual
assault, Children’s Trauma. No fees for programs. Oklahoma
county women or men at least 18 or emancipated, children
with parental permission. Referrals for victims families and
survivors of sexual assault. No services for perpetrators.
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SEXUAL ASSAULT - ADULTS
CHICKASHA WOMEN’S SERVICE
AND RESOURCE
222-1818
Crisis intervention: sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking.
Serving Grady and Canadian counties. No fee.
COPE, INC.
528-8686 Fax 528-8692
2701 N. Oklahoma
violence. Counseling for individuals, groups, and families,
which is available in the office or, when necessary, in a
home/community setting. Issues typically addressed include:
behavioral, domestic violence, impulse control, sexual abuse,
orientation, CW referred through Immediate Access. Fees:
Insurance, Medicaid/HMO, and sliding scale.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
accepted.
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Sexual Assault Adults
CONSULTING, INC.
231-3150
312 N.E. 28th St., Suite 101
WITNESS CENTER
713-1600
Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - noon, 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
support for persons who are victims of sexual assault. Victim of
a crime who has suffered a bodily injury.
943-7273 1-800-522-7233
Counseling & support groups - 947-4506
Confidential residential facility providing a safe environment,
support groups, counseling, advocacy services. Victims of
domestic violence or sexual assault.
TRANSITIONS, INC.
810-0054
Sexual education group therapy, sexual abuse non-offenders
group, family development, parent aid program. Individual
difficult subjects. Sexual abuse services contract for DHS. Fees:
insurance accepted.
364-9424 701-5540 (crisis)
Norman, OK 73071
or sexual assault, 30-day shelter, referral to other shelter in
needed. Women and children, sliding scale for counseling,
shelter use is limited to those in immediate danger.
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WOMEN’S SERVICE CENTER AND
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERS
262-4455 - Crisis Line
PO Box 754
El Reno, OK 73036
Crisis intervention: sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking,
support/education groups, referrals to other services, 20 session
class for victims of domestic violence or sexual assault
Works with victims and their children, and not with
perpetrators. No shelter but will refer to one if needed.
YWCA OKLAHOMA CITY
948-1770
YWCA Gaylord Center
Oklahoma City, OK
Call for meeting schedule. Emergency shelter for victims of
domestic violence/sexual assault and accompanying children,
Community Domestic Violence Victim Education and Support
Groups, Adult Crisis Counseling for victims of domestic
violence and sexual assault, Children’s Trauma. No fee.
victims of domestic violence and sexual assault – age 4-17yrs.
Groups and individual counseling services available. Sexual
Assault Advocacy Program provides services to victims of
sexual assault at participating hospitals, SANE (Sexual Assault
Nurse Examiner Program) provides forensic exams for victims
of sexual assault at participating hospitals, VPO Assistance
and Court Advocacy. No fees for programs. Oklahoma
county women or men at least 18 or emancipated, children
with parental permission. Referrals for victims families and
suvictims families and survivors of sexual assault. 211 Hotline.
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YWCA OKLAHOMA CITY SEXUAL
ASSAULT SERVICES
SANE Exam and Hospital Advocacy
943-7273
Sexual Assault Counseling 948-1770
Sexual Offenders
SEXUAL OFFENDERS
CONSULTING, INC.
231-3150
312 N.E. 28th St., Suite 101
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Fees: sliding scale, Medicaid/SoonerCare or private insurance
accepted.
HAND-UP MINISTRIES
236-3349
2130 S.E. 59th
Christian Transitional Living Program for men and women
emerging from the prison system. Offers counseling, financial
management, spiritual foundation, employment assistance,
transportation to and from work. $100 weekly fee. Prison reintegration programs at separate locations for men and women.
Sexual offenders accepted.
COUNSELING
605-8282 Fax 702-0468
1017 N.W. 6th
Monday- Friday 9:00 a.m. -8:00 p.m.
Outpatient parenting classes, drug, alcohol and larceny classes.
Individual and family counseling, home based as needed, sex
offenders group therapy, Spanish groups. Medicaid, private pay,
and sliding scale.
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Sexual education group therapy, sexual abuse non-offenders
difficult subjects. Sexual abuse services contract for DHS. Fees:
sliding scale, Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay or private
insurance accepted.
Sexual Offenders
TRANSITIONS, INC.
810-0054
SOCIAL SERVICES
Provides information about local parks, recreations, and events.
No fee.
Social Services
OKLAHOMA CITY PARKS AND
RECREATION
297-2211
420 W. Main St., Suite 310
SUPPORT GROUPS
Provides services, referrals, support to those in need. No fee.
SOS (SURVIVORS OF SUICIDE)
751-1859 317-1387
All Souls Episcopal Church
6400 N. Pennsylvania Ave.
Meeting held monthly, call for details. Peer-to-peer support
group for survivors of attempted suicide and for those who have
lost some one to suicide. No charge for services.
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Support Groups
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
ASSOCIATION
722-8001 Fax 722-1602
[email protected]
5601 N.W. 72nd St., Suite 124
Warr Acres, OK 73132
TRANSPORTATION
Main 232-0199
Northeast 424-0315
Northwest 525-2468
Southeast 672-7311
Southwest 634-1469
Canadian 262-7042
Main Office
319 S.W. 25th St.
Transportation
OK, Turning Point, Economic Development Division. Low
to moderate income residents in Oklahoma and Canadian
Counties.
EMSA
297-7100 Emergency 911
1111 Classen Dr.
Emergency ambulance service. Any person.
GUILD OF ST. GEORGE
232-2266
117 N.W. 7th St.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00 a.m. - noon
Food Pantry, photo id, birth certificates, utility bills, no rent,
non-narcotic prescription refills. Bus pass for job interview or
doctor appointment. Extended bus pass for new job until first
pay check.
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MEDRIDE ASSISTED
TRANSPORTATION
685-8267
4225 S.W. 44th
Office open 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Non-emergency transfer for wheelchairs and stretcher patients
to doctors appointments. Please call 24 hours in advance for
transport. Private pay.
METRO LIFT RESERVATIONS
METRO Transit Customer Service
235-RIDE (TDD 297-2602)
METRO Lift Scheduling Office 297-3808
300 S.W. 7th St.
Monday - Friday
Walk-in 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Call-in 7 :00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
METRO Lift, a METRO Transit Special Service for persons
with disabilities, helps you gain independence from family
members by arranging your own transportation to the doctor,
shopping mall or to visit friends. To use METRO Transit’s
METRO Lift service, patrons must complete an application.
Applications not fully completed will be returned without
certification of eligibility.
Call Center Hours Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Saturday 8:00 a.m. - noon
Serving the Oklahoma City area weeknights 6:00 p.m. to
midnight, and Sundays. METRO Link vans are wheelchair
accessible. Service west of I-35 only.
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Transportation
METRO LINK
688-OKLA 688-6552
4225 S.W. 44th St.
Oklahoma City 73119
METRO TRANSIT CUSTOMER
SERVICE
235-RIDE 235-7433
Union Station
300 S.W. 7th
Monday - Friday
Walk-in 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Call-in 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
MetroTransit has more than 24 interconnecting routes,
including two express routes to take clients all over the
Oklahoma City metro area. Anyone can participate.
METRO TRANSIT DOWNTOWN
TRANSIT CENTER
235-RIDE 235-7433
420 N.W. 5th St.
Transportation
METRO Transit has more than 24 interconnecting routes,
including two Express routes, to take you all over the Oklahoma
City metro area. Anyone can participate.
MIDWEST CITY EMS
610-8066
Emergency 911
2825 Parklawn Dr.
Emergency ambulance service. Any person.
PARK VIEW HOSPITAL AMBULANCE
262-2113 Emergency 911
2115 Park View
El Reno, OK 73036
Emergency ambulance service.
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SOONERRIDE
1-877-404-4500 1-800-722-0353 TDD
Non-emergency transportation service to SoonerCare
appointments.
TRINITY HEALTH TRANSIT
DISPATCH
635-9900
601 S. Robinson
Services can be scheduled 24 hours, 7 days per week
Transportation to medical appointments, to and from nursing
homes, wheel chair and stretcher transportation, critical care
ambulance. Transportation to shopping etc. Accepts some
insurance. All patients can self pay.
PROGRAMS
Cherokee Nation www.cherokee.org
Chickasaw Nation www.chickasaw.net
Comanche Nation www.comanchenation.
com
See websites for program information
Tribal Child Support
UTILITIES/RENT
Food, utility assistance, referrals, home weatherization, rent
assistance, receives applications for Logan Co. Christmas Store,
assists in application for Rx of Oklahoma, VITA (Volunteer
Income Tax Assistance). Serves Logan County residents only,
fees depend on income and other guidelines.
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Utilities / Rent
ACTION INC. - LOGAN COUNTY
282-4332
219 S. Broad St.
Guthrie, OK 73044
CITY
523-3026
utilities, prescriptions, or special items. May provide needed
items including space heater, car seat, baby carrier, formula,
diapers, etc. Eligible if pregnant or family with children in the
home.
232-8631
1201 N. Robinson
Limited assistance with utilities and rent as funds are available.
Oklahoma City and surrounding metro area.
GUILD OF ST. GEORGE
232-2266
117 N.W. 7th
Oklahoma City, OK
Utilities / Rent
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00 a.m. - noon
Food Pantry, photo id, birth certificates, utility bills, no rent,
non-narcotic prescription refills, bus pass. Last $50 on a cut-off
notice or payment plan.
236-0473
300 S.W. 13th
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00 a.m. - noon,
12:30 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Bus passes for new jobs, or gas vouchers, food pantry, clothing
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SALVATION ARMY
246-1060
PO Box 2095
501 S. Harvey
per month.
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC
CHURCH - SAMARITAN HOUSE
340-069 216-7554
900 S. Littler
Edmond, OK 73083
Call for information. Financial assistance. Residents of
Edmond, Guthrie, Luther, Arcadia and Crescent only.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL (DEL CITY)
670-6105
3901 S. Sunnylane Road
Del City, OK 73115
Call and leave a message for services. Leave phone message
on Helpline. Groceries delivered. Partial utility payment help.
Serves parishioners first, no walk-ins. Zip Code western part
of 73135.
Depends on availability of volunteers. Help with bills for food,
utilities, rent, etc. Depends on availability of funds. Edmond
area.
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Utilities / Rent
ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY
(EDMOND)
341-8128
Edmond, OK
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL (MIDWEST
CITY)
741-0967
1107 Felix Place
Call and leave a message for services. Groceries delivered.
Partial utility payment help. Serves parishioners first, no walkins. Zip Codes 73110,73140,73150, eastern part of 73135.
YUKON SHARING
354-9456
4 North 6th.
Yukon, OK 73099
The agency provides help with utilities and rent. A clothes
closet, food bank, and aid with obtaining prescription drugs
are all available. Eviction or cut off notice required. Eastern
Canadian county for utilities and rent. Food, prescriptions, and
clothes. Yukon only.
Veteran Services
VETERAN SERVICES
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS
AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER
270-0501
921 N.E. 13th St.
Mental health and psychology services, clinic crisis
intervention. Veterans and their families.
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS
OF OKLAHOMA CHAPTER 85
686-1568
2640 S.W. 59th
Hours vary but the office has voicemail, so leave a message.
Information and referral for vets. Memorial services, color
guard, presentation of colors, visits to vets in nursing homes.
Many other supports for vets and family members. Veterans and
their families.
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MID-AMERICAN PARALYZED
VETERANS OF AMERICA
721-7168 Fax 721-1829
[email protected]
6108 N.W. 63rd St.
Advocate for quality healthcare research and education
addressing spinal cord injuries and dysfunction. Advocates
for benefits, civil rights and opportunities that maximize the
independence of our members.
NATIONAL CALL CENTER FOR
HOMELESS VETERANS
1-877-4AID VET 1-877-424-3838
24 hours – 7 days per week
Ensures that homeless veterans or veterans at-risk for
homelessness have free, 24/7 access to trained counselors.
Assists homeless veterans and their families, VA Medical
Centers, federal, state and local partners, community agencies,
service providers and others in the community.
Provides referrals, support.
SENIOR RESOURCE AND BENEFITS
810-0073
www.SRBLLC.com
1000 W. Wilshire, Suite 310
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Additional hours by
appointment.
Experts in Medicare, Medicaid and VA benefits. No charge for
initial consultation. Can provide legal services, based on service
requested.
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Veteran Services
VETERANS AFFAIRS
521-3684
921 N.E. 13th St.
VETERANS UPWARD BOUND
OKLAHOMA CAREER CONNECTION
CENTER
(580) 332-8000
1100 E. 14th St.
Ada, OK
Career guidance, information on college and technical schools,
financial aid guidance, study skills development, academic
counseling, tutoring, college prep (basic math through algebra,
English, grammar and composition reading). Free to veterans.
WIC CLINICS
WIC Clinics
DEPARTMENT
262-0042
100 S. Rock Island
El Reno, OK 73036
Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m., 1:00p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
breastfeeding counseling. Fees vary from free to sliding scale,
serves Canadian county.
DEPARTMENT
354-4872
1023 E. Vandament
Yukon, OK 73099
Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m., 1:00p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
breastfeeding counseling. Fees vary from free to sliding scale,
serves Canadian county.
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GUIDING RIGHT, INC. (GRI)
733-0771 Fax 733-0881
7901 N.E. 10th St., Suite A-111
WIC services for women, infants, children. Guiding Right’s
Comprehensive Risk Counseling Services (CRCS) is clientcentered, HIV prevention activities. Women who are pregnant,
breastfeeding and or have recently given birth. Infants and
children to the age of 5. You will need to provide proof of
identification, income, and address.
LOGAN COUNTY HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
282-3485 282-3813
215 Fairgrounds Rd.
Guthrie, OK 73044
General health clinic, immunizations, STDs, family planning,
WIC Services provides nutrition education and supplemental
foods for those who qualify. Women who are pregnant,
breastfeeding or have recently given birth. Infants and children
to the age of 5. You will need to provide proof of identification,
income, and address. You may be eligible for WIC if you
receive Medicaid, Food Stamps or TANF.
ORGANIZATIONS (NSO)
440-9608
5818 N.W. 50th, Suite 400
Oklahoma City, OK
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WIC Clinics
ORGANIZATIONS (NSO)
942-2008 Fax 942-2089
1139 N. Meridian
Oklahoma City, OK
DEPARTMENT - EMERSON WIC
425-4384
720 N. Dewey
WIC Clinics
DEPARTMENT - HEALTH CENTER
WEST
419-4150
4330 N.W. 10th
DEPARTMENT - WIC CAPITOL HILL
230-1942
210 S.W. 25th
Closed for lunch 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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DEPARTMENT WIC CLINIC EAST
419-4116
6912 E. Reno
VARIETY HEALTH
677-1129
Del City, OK 73115
Closed for lunch 12:00 p.m. - 1:00p.m.
Pediatrics, OBGYN, WIC immunizations. Accepts Medicaid/
Adult male and female vision and dental services.
Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare, based upon income.
VARIETY HEALTH
632-6688
500 S.W. 44th
Pediatric services, WIC. Accepts Medicaid/SoonerCare. No fees
but accepts donations.
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WIC Clinics
VARIETY HEALTH
632-6688
1025 Straka Terrace
Women Services
WOMEN SERVICES
364-9424
Norman, OK 73071
Crisis intervention, sexual assault, domestic violence.
Women and children. Sliding scale. Shelter limited to those in
immediate danger.
YOUTH SERVICES
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF
OKLAHOMA
943-8075
www.bbbsok.org
Regular youth mentoring, school based programs, works with
Girls and Boys Club, AMACHI - children with an incarcerated
parent. Eligible if 6-15 yrs old.
Youth Services
CARE FOR CHANGE COMMUNITY
ADOLESCENT REHABILITATION
EFFORT
524-5525 Fax 524-5528
Emergency 204-6963
3621 N. Kelley Ave., Suite 100
Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
Friday 8:30 a.m. -11:00 a.m.
24 hour crisis services
Adolescent crisis intervention and outpatient treatment substance abuse, adults outpatient - individual and group
counseling for relapse prevention, substance abuse, Women’s
Journey, anger management. Medicaid/SoonerCare. Sliding
scale for non DHS.
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286-3900
245-A W. Wilshire
FAMILY AWARENESS COMMUNITY
TEAMWORK (FACT)
204-6396
1220 N. Lottie
Call for information. Serves as a referral for drug counseling,
sexual abuse, domestic abuse, grief, loss, mentoring, school
enrollment and referral. Ages: 10-17 and no serious criminal
charges.
JUSTICE CENTER
262-0202
7905 E. Hwy 66
El Reno, OK 73036
Juvenile detention, substance abuse, mental health and other
programs for youth Fort Reno group home, alternative school.
Juvenile Bureau & JSU housed here. Serves youth statewide.
Youth mentor program that works with young girls. Eligibility:
varies.
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Youth Services
REDLAND COUNCIL GIRL SCOUTS
528-3535
121 N.E. 50th St.
424-5243
www.urbanleague.org
Assists underprivileged individuals and minorities so they
can achieve social and economic equality. Job training,
GED classes, and after prison work experience, economic
development, housing and community development, afterschool
tutoring, weatherization program, urban health, youth
development and family assistance. No fees, serves any person.
OF CANADIAN COUNTY
262-6555 Fax 262-6557
Dee Blose, Director
PO Box 120, El Reno OK 73036
7565 East Highway 66, El Reno, OK 73036
Youth Services
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Emergency Youth Shelter open 24 hours - 7 days a week
youth workforce investment act services. Ages 0-21 Fees:
insurance accepted.
COUNTY, INC.
235-7537
201 N.E. 50th St.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Counseling services, crisis intervention, emergency shelters for
youth-ages 12-17, first offenders, skill program, and alternatives
to court intervention, parenting skills education. Mainly works
with teens. Some younger children accepted. Fees: sliding scale.
Medicaid/SoonerCare, private pay or private insurance accepted.
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Index
211 Hotline, Hotlines .............................................................................. 129
2nd Hand Smoke, Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services ........... 62
A Better Chance Clinic, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services ............................................................................. 63
A Chance to Change Foundation, Children/Counseling ........................... 16
A Chance to Change Foundation, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services ............................................................................. 63
A Chance to Change Foundation, Mental Health/Counseling ................ 179
AARP, Hotlines ....................................................................................... 129
Able Community Based Services,
Developmental Disabilities Services ................................................. 47
Action Center, Hotlines ........................................................................... 129
Action Eye Wear, HIV/AIDS/STD ......................................................... 119
Action Inc. - Logan County, Utilities/Rent ............................................. 245
Adventist Community Services, Clothing .................................................30
Adventist Community Services, Food .................................................... 98
Advance Counseling, Mental Health/Counseling .............................180,181
Aid for Individual Development, Developmental Disabilities Services . 47
AIDS Coordination Information Services, HIV/AIDS/STD .................. 119
AIDS Support Programs, HIV/AIDS/STD ..............................................119
AIDS/HIV STD Statewide Hotline, HIV/AIDS/STD ............................. 119
Al-Anon Information Services, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services ................................................................................63
Alcoholics Anonymous, Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services .. 64
Allied Community Services, Inc., Developmental Disabilities Services . 47
Alzheimers Association, Senior Services, ............................................... 230
American Cancer Society, Hotlines .........................................................129
American Diabetes Association, Hotlines ............................................... 130
American Heart Association, Hotlines .................................................... 130
American Indian Vocational Rehabilitation Program,
Employment Services ......................................................................... 84
American Institute for Cancer Research, Hotlines .................................. 130
American Red Cross, Medical ................................................................ 165
American Red Cross of Canadian County, Disaster Services ................... 57
American Red Cross of Central Oklahoma, Disaster Services ................. 57
American Red Cross of Cleveland, McClain, Garvin, Pontotoc Counties,
Disaster Services ............................................................................... 58
American Red Cross, Heart of Oklahoma, Disaster Services ................... 58
Among Friends, Developmental Disabilities Services ..............................47
Angel Food Ministries, Food ..................................................................... 98
APS Healthcare, Children/Counseling ...................................................... 16
APS Healthcare, Hotline ..........................................................................130
Areawide Aging Agency Inc., Hotlines ................................................... 130
Areawide Aging Agency Inc., Senior Services ....................................... 231
Arthritis Foundation-OK, Hotlines ..........................................................131
Atkins Opportunities Garden, Developmental Disabilities Services ........ 48
Aurora Counseling Services, Children/Counseling .................................. 16
Aurora Counseling Services, Mental Health/Counseling ....................... 181
Ayers, Neil DDS, Dentists .......................................................................... 46
Baby Bargains, Furniture ........................................................................ 113
Baby Bargains, Prenatal Services .......................................................... 222
Bair Foundation, Foster Care .................................................................. 110
Baptist Community Clinic - Olivet Baptist Church, Medical ................ 166
Baptist Mission Center, Clothing .............................................................. 30
Baptist Mission Center, Dental ................................................................. 38
Baptist Mission Center, Food ................................................................... 98
Baptist Mission Center, Medical ............................................................. 166
Baptist Mission Center, Presciptions .......................................................227
Beech Nut, Hotline .................................................................................. 131
Behavioral Health Group, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services ................................................................................64
Index
Bethany Church of Christ, Food ............................................................ 99
Bethel Foundation USA, Education .......................................................... 76
Bethel Foundation USA, Housing ...........................................................148
Bethesda Alternative, Parenting .............................................................. 212
Bethesda Alternative, Sex Abuse-Minors ............................................... 235
Better Business Bureau of Central Oklahoma, Consumer Complaints .... 35
Betterlife Counseling Services, Mental Health/Counseling ................... 181
Bible Methodist Church (Bread of Life), Food ..................................... 99
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma, Youth Services ......................... 254
Big Five Community Services, Developmental Disabilities Services ... 48
Bikers Against Child Abuse, Child Abuse/Neglect .................................... 8
Billy Hooten United Methodist Church, Food ........................................ 99
BIOS, Developmental Disabilities Services ............................................. 48
Birth Choice of Oklahoma, Inc., Maternity Residence Programs .. 164, 165
Birth Choice of Oklahoma, Inc., Prenatal Services ......................... 222, 223
Blood Lead Poisoning Prevention, Hotlines ........................................... 131
Boy’s Town National Hotline, Hotlines .................................................. 131
Bozalis, William, DDS, Dentists .............................................................. 46
Breakfast on Boulevard, Food .................................................................. 99
Britville Community Food Pantry, Food ................................................. 99
Bureau of Vital Statistics, Baby Items ........................................................ 7
Calm Waters, Grief Support Groups ...................................................... 115
Camelot of Oklahoma, Child Special Needs Services .............................. 11
Canadian County Caring for Kids - Systems of Care, Child Special
Needs Services ....................................................................................11
Canadian County Caring for Kids - Systems of Care,
Children/Counseling ............................................................................ 17
Canadian County Health Department, Immunizations ............................ 155
Canadian County Health Department, Medical ...................................... 167
Canadian County Health Department, WIC Clinics ............................... 250
Care for Change, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services .............................................................................. 64
Care for Change, Youth Services ........................................................... 254
Caregiver Connection, L.L.C., Senior Services ....................................... 231
Carl Albert State College Assessment Services, Employment Services ... 84
Catalyst, Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services ...........................64
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Adoption .......... 5
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Finance ...........92
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Food ............. 100
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Furniture ...... 113
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City,
Prenatal Services .............................................................................. 223
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City,
Utilities/Rent .................................................................................... 246
CCAN - Center for Child Abuse and Neglect, Children/Counseling ........ 17
CCAN - Center for Child Abuse and Neglect,
Mental Health/Counseling ................................................................181
CCAN - Center for Child Abuse and Neglect, Sexual Abuse Minors ... 235
Cedar Ridge, Children/Counseling ........................................................... 17
Cedar Ridge, Mental Health/Counseling ................................................ 182
Celebrations Education Services, Inc., Education .................................... 76
Center for Children and Families, Children/Counseling ...........................17
Center for Children and Families, Parenting ..........................................212
Center for Positive Change, Mental Health/Counseling ......................... 182
Central 7th Day Adventist Church, Food ................................................ 100
Central Oklahoma Community Mental Health Center,
Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity, Housing ................................. 149
Central Oklahoma Integrated Network (COINS), Eye Clinics ................. 91
Central Oklahoma Integrated Network (COINS), Hotlines .................... 132
Central Oklahoma Integrated Network (COINS), Medical .................... 167
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Index
Central Oklahoma Integrated Network (COINS), Prescriptions ............. 227
Challenge Counseling Services, Mental Health/Counseling ...................182
Cherokee Nation, Tribal Child Support ...................................................245
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma, Employment Services ..............84
Chickasaw Nation, Tribal Child Support ................................................ 245
Chickasha - Women’s Service and Resource, Domestic Violence ............ 59
Chickasha - Women’s Service and Resource, Sexual Assault-Adults .....237
Child Abuse Response and Evaluation Center (Care Center), Child
Abuse/Neglect ....................................................................................... 8
Child Care Connection, Hotlines .............................................................132
Child Care Warmline, Hotlines ................................................................132
Child Pornography Tip Line, Hotlines .................................................... 132
Child Share, Foster Care ........................................................................ 110
Child Study Center, Child Special Needs Services ................................... 11
Child Study Center, Children/Counseling ................................................. 18
Child Support Services, Oklahoma, OKDHS ................................. 206 - 209
Childhelp Nat’l Crisis Hotline, Hotlines ................................................. 132
Children First, Prenatal Services ............................................................. 223
Children’s Hospital, Medical ...................................................................167
Choices Counseling Center, Mental Health/Counseling ......................... 183
Choices For Life Foster Care, Foster Care .............................................. 110
Christ’s Closet - Crossings Communidad Christiana, Clothing ................. 30
Christian Senior Companion Services, Senior Services ........................ 231
Christian Services Center, Baby Items ........................................................ 7
Christian Services Center, Clothing .......................................................... 31
Christian Services Center, Food .............................................................. 100
Church at the North Gate, Food .............................................................. 100
Church on the Rock, Food ..................................................................... 101
Citizen Potawatomie Nation MH/SA Outpatient,
Native American Services ................................................................. 203
Citizens Caring For Children, Foster Care ............................................. 111
City Care, Food ....................................................................................... 101
City Care -- Pershing Center, Employment Services ............................... 85
City Care -- Pershing Center, Homeless Services ................................... 126
City Rescue Mission, Clothing ..................................................................31
City Rescue Mission, Dental ..................................................................... 38
City Rescue Mission, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services. ............................................................................... 65
City Rescue Mission, Food ..................................................................... 101
City Rescue Mission, Homeless Services ............................................... 126
City Rescue Mission, Mental Health/Counseling ................................... 183
Cleveland County Health Department, Immunizations. ................... 155,156
Cleveland County Health Department, Medical ...................................... 168
Cleveland County Health Department,
Mental Health/Counseling ....................................................... 183, 184
Comanche Nation, Tribal Child Support ................................................. 245
Comfort Living Home Health and Residential Services,
Developmental Disabilities Services .................................................48
Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City and Oklahoma and
Canadian Counties, Education ........................................................... 77
Canadian Counties, Food ................................................................. 102
Canadian Counties, Home Repair .................................................... 125
Canadian Counties, Homeless Services ......................................... 126
Canadian Counties, Housing ......................................................... 149
Canadian Counties, Prescriptions ...................................................227
Index
Canadian Counties, Transportation .................................................242
Community Literacy Center, Adult Education .......................................... 6
Community Literacy Centers, Inc., Literacy .......................................... 162
Community Pathways Unlimited, Inc., Children/Counseling ................... 18
Community Pathways Unlimited, Inc., Mental Health/Counseling ........ 184
Community Works LLC , Mental Health/Counseling ............................ 184
Compassionate Friends, Grief Support Groups ..................................... 116
Consumer Credit Counseling Services of Central OK (CCS),
Finance ......................................................................................... 92, 93
Cook’s Night Out, Food .......................................................................... 102
COPE, Inc., Domestic Violence ................................................................ 59
COPE, Inc., Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services .................... 65
COPE, Inc., Mental Health/Counseling .................................................. 184
COPE, Inc., Sexual Assault - Adults ...................................................... 237
Cornerstone Counseling and Consulting, Inc.,
Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services .................................... 65
Cornerstone Counseling and Consulting, Inc.,
Mental Health/Counseling .................................................................184
Cornerstone Counseling and Consulting, Inc., Sexual Assault - Adults . 237
Cornerstone Counseling and Consulting, Inc., Sexual Offenders ........... 240
Counseling Interventions and Strategies, Children/Counseling ............... 18
Counseling Interventions and Strategies, Mental Health/Counseling .....185
Counseling Solutions and Interventions, Employment Services .............. 85
Counseling Solutions and Interventions, Parenting ............................... 212
Covenant Youth and Family Services, Children/Counseling .................... 19
Crime Victims Help Line, Hotlines ..........................................................133
Crimestoppers Oklahoma City, Hotlines ................................................. 133
Cross and Crown Mission, Clothing ........................................................ 31
Cross and Crown Mission, Homeless Services ....................................... 127
Cross and Crown Mission, Legal Services ............................................. 159
Cross and Crown Mission, Medical ........................................................ 168
Crossings Community Center, Dental ....................................................... 38
Crossings Community Center,
Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services ................................... 66
Crossings Community Center, Education ................................................. 77
Crossings Community Center, Medical ...................................................169
Crossings Community Center, Mental Health/Counseling ..................... 185
Crossings Community Church, Grief Support Groups ........................... 116
Crossroads Youth and Family Services, Mental Health/Counseling .......186
CYO/PUSH, Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services .................... 66
DAG Counseling Services, Children/Counseling ...................................... 19
DAG Counseling Services, Mental Health/Counseling ........................... 186
Daily Living Centers, Inc., Senior Services ............................................ 231
Dale Rogers Training Center, Developmental Disabilities Services ........ 49
D-Dent, Dental Referral Services ..............................................................44
Deaconess Grief Support, Grief Support Groups .................................... 116
Deaconess Home Pregnancy and Adoption Services, Adoption ................. 5
Deaconess Home Pregnancy and Adoption Services, Prenatal Services . 224
Deaconess Senior Diagnostic Center of Oklahoma,
Dean A. McGee Eye Institute, Eye Clinics ............................................... 91
Del City Housing Authority, Housing ..................................................... 149
Denture and Dental Services, Dental ....................................................... 39
Department of Human Services, Oklahoma, OKDHS ...................... 205-211
Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Veteran Services .........248
Developmental Disabilities Services Division,
Disabilities Services .......................................................................... 54
Developmental Disabilities Services Division, OKDHS ........................ 205
Disabled American Veterans of Oklahoma, Veteran Services ................. 248
260
261
Index
District Attorney’s Victim Witness Center, Domestic Violence .............. 59
District Attorney’s Victim Witness Center, Sexual Abuse Minors .......... 235
District Attorney’s Victim Witness Center, Sexual Assault - Adults ....... 238
Domestic Violence Hotline, Domestic Violence ....................................... 60
Domestic Violence Hotline, Hotlines ...................................................... 133
Down Syndrome Association of Central Oklahoma,
Child Special Needs Services .............................................................12
Drug Activity and Gang Hotline, Hotlines .............................................. 133
Drug and Alcohol Treatment Referral Line, Hotlines ............................. 134
Dungarvin Oklahoma, Developmental Disabilities Services ................... 49
Eagle Ridge Institute, Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support
Services Treatment Services ............................................................... 66
Eagle Ridge Institute, Mental Health/Counseling ................................... 186
Easter Seals, Child Special Needs .............................................................. 12
Eastern Oklahoma County Technical Center, Education .......................... 78
Eastside Church of Christ, Clothing ..........................................................32
Eastside Church of Christ, Medical ........................................................ 169
Edmond Association of Retarded Citizens,
Developmental Disabilities Services ..................................................49
Edmond Family Counseling, Children/Counseling .................................. 19
Edmond Family Counseling, Mental Health/Counseling ....................... 187
Edmond Project Read, Literacy ............................................................... 162
Edmond Youth Council, Children/Counseling .......................................... 20
Edmond Youth Council, Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services .............. 66
Effective Transitions, Inc., Cultural Services ............................................ 36
Effective Transitions, Inc., Gang Intervention/Prevention ...................... 114
Effective Transitions, Inc., Mental Health/Counseling ........................... 187
Effective Transitions, Inc., Youth Services ............................................ 255
Elizabeth House (through Catholic Charities), Family Services ...............92
Emerson Alternative Education Center, Education ................................... 78
EMSA, Transportation ............................................................................ 242
Evetts, Seth, DDS, Dentists ...................................................................... 46
Exchange Club Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse, Parenting .... 213
Family and Children’s Services Inc., Mental Health/Counseling ........... 187
Family Awareness Community Teamwork (FACT), Gang Intervention/
Prevention ......................................................................................... 114
Family Awareness Community Teamwork (FACT), Youth Services ..... 255
Family Development and Intervention Services, Drug and Alcohol
Recovery Support Services ................................................................. 67
Family Development and Intervention Services,
Family Expectations, Parenting ...............................................................213
Family Focus Counseling Services, Children/Counseling ....................... 20
Family Focus Counseling Services, Mental Health/Counseling ............. 188
Family Junction, Housing ........................................................................150
Family Recovery, Drug and Alcohol Recovery SupportServices ............. 67
Family Self-Sufficiency Program, Employment Services .........................85
Family Self-Sufficiency Program, Housing ........................................... 150
Family Start, Parenting .......................................................................... 213
Family Transitions, Mental Health/Counseling ...................................... 188
Family Transitions, Prenatal Services ..................................................... 224
Federal Information Line, Hotlines ......................................................... 134
First Baptist Church of Bethany, Immunizations .................................... 156
First Step Men, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services ................................................................................ 67
First Step Women, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Fostering Hope, Foster Care ................................................................... 111
Fostering Hope, Medical ......................................................................... 169
Francis Tuttle Technology Center, Education ............................................78
Index
Fresh Start Counseling Agency, Children/Counseling .............................. 20
Fresh Start Counseling Agency, Mental Health/Counseling ................... 188
Fretzpark Homes, Developmental Disabilities Services ........................... 49
Gamblers Anonymous International, Hotlines ........................................ 134
Gary E. Miller Children’s Justice Center, Drug and Alcohol
Recovery Support Services ............................................................... 68
Gary E. Miller Children’s Justice Center, Mental Health/Counseling .... 188
Gary E. Miller Children’s Justice Center, Youth Services ..................... 255
GATEKEEPER Referral Line of OK County, Hotline .......................... 134
Gerber - Start Healthy-Stay Healthy Resource Center, Hotline ............. 135
Girling Community Care, Senior Services ............................................... 232
Gladney Center, Adoption .......................................................................... 5
Good Samaritan Health Clinic, Medical ................................................. 169
Good Shepherd Ministries, Clothing .........................................................32
Good Shepherd Ministries, Dental ............................................................ 39
Good Shepherd Ministries, Food ............................................................ 102
Good Shepherd Ministries, Medical ....................................................... 170
Good Shepherd Ministries, Utilities/Rent ............................................... 246
Goodwill Industries, Clothing .................................................................. 32
Goodwill Industries, Developmental Disabilities Services ....................... 50
Goodwill Industries, Disabilities Services .................................................54
Goodwill Industries, Employment Services .............................................. 86
Grace Rescue Mission, Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services ................ 68
Grace Rescue Mission, Homeless Services ........................................... 127
Greater Oklahoma City Fair Housing Council, Housing ........................ 150
Griffin Memorial Hospital, Mental Health/Counseling .......................... 189
Guiding Right, Inc. (GRI), HIV/AIDS/STD ........................................... 120
Guiding Right, Inc. (GRI), WIC Clinics ................................................. 251
Guild of St. George, Food ....................................................................... 103
Guild of St. George, Prescriptions ...........................................................228
Guild of St. George, Transportation ........................................................ 242
Guild of St. George, Utilities/Rent ......................................................... 246
Guthrie, Chase, DDS, Dentists ................................................................. 45
Hand-Up Ministries, Prison Reentry ....................................................... 230
Hand-Up Ministries, Sexual Offenders ................................................... 240
Hands of Hope, Children/Counseling ........................................................ 21
Haskins, Donald, DDS, Dentists ............................................................... 45
Head Start, Child Care ................................................................................ 9
Head Start, Education ................................................................................78
Healing Hands Health Care Services, Homeless Services ..................... 127
Heart and Hand Thrift Center, Clothing .................................................... 32
Heart Line Care Line of 211, Hotline ......................................................135
Heart of Oklahoma American Red Cross, Disaster Services ................... 58
Heathcock, Erin, DDS, Dentists ................................................................ 45
Hispanic American Mission, Cultural Services ........................................ 36
HIV/AIDS Legal Resource Project, HIV/AIDS/STD ............................. 120
Holy Family Home Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma
City, Maternity Residence Programs .............................................. 165
Home Health Hotline, Hotline .................................................................135
Homeless Alliance, Homeless Services ................................................. 128
Homeowner’s HOPE Hotline, Hotline ................................................... 135
Hope Community Services, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services ................................................................................. 68
Hope Community Services, Mental Health/Counseling ......................... 189
Hope for the Hopeless, Prisoner Reentry ................................................. 230
Hospice of Oklahoma County, Grief Support Groups ........................... 117
Hospice of Oklahoma County, Medical .................................................. 170
Housing Counseling Referral Hotline, Housing .................................... 150
HUD, Housing ....................................................................................... 151
Immunization Clinics Information Line, Immunizations ........................155
Indian Health Services, Dental ................................................................. 39
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Indian Health Services, Medical .............................................................170
Infant Crisis Services, Baby Items .............................................................. 7
Infant Crisis Services, Child Car Seats ...................................................... 8
Infant Crisis Services, Food .................................................................... 103
Infant Parent Intervention Center, Inc., Children/Counseling ...................21
Insure Oklahoma, Health Insurance ........................................................ 118
Integris Cancer Institute of Oklahoma, Grief Support Groups .............. 117
Integris Mental Health Center, Children/Counseling ................................ 21
Integris Mental Health Center Willow View, Children/Counseling .......... 21
J.D. McCarty Center for Children with Development Disabilities,
Child Special Needs Services .............................................................12
Jerome Miller, DDS, Dentists ................................................................... 45
Jesus House, Food ................................................................................... 103
Jesus House, Furniture ............................................................................ 113
Jesus House, Homeless Services ........................................................... 128
Jordan’s Crossing, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma MH/SA Outpatient,
Native American Services ............................................................... 204
Kings Clinic, Medical ............................................................................ 171
Kings Clinic, Prescriptions .................................................................... 228
Knob Hill Baptist, Food ......................................................................... 103
Labor Ready, Employment Services ......................................................... 86
Latino Community Development Agency, Cultural Services ................... 36
Latino Community Development Agency, Domestic Violence ................ 60
Latino Community Development Agency, Education .............................. 79
Latino Community Development Agency, Immunizations ..................... 156
Latino Community Development Agency, Medical ............................... 171
Latino Community Development Agency, Mental Health/Counseling .. 189
Latino Community Development Agency, Parenting ............................ 214
Lee, Jason, DDS, Dentists .......................................................................... 45
Legal Aid of Central Oklahoma, Hotline ................................................ 136
Legal Aid of Central Oklahoma, Legal Services .................................... 160
Legal Aid of Western OK, Legal Services .............................................. 160
Lend-A-Hand Parent Child Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse,
Domestic Violence .............................................................................60
Mental Health/Counseling .................................................................190
Parenting ......................................................................................... 214
Life after Loss: Grief Support Group, Grief Support Groups ................ 117
Life Christian Center, Food ..................................................................... 104
Lifeline Mental Health Services, Children/Counseling ............................ 22
Lighthouse Counseling Services, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Lighthouse Counseling Services, Mental Health/Counseling .................. 190
Lighthouse Medical Clinic, Medical ....................................................... 171
Lighthouse Transitional Center, Developmental Disabilities Services ..... 50
Lions Eye Bank Hotline, Hotlines ...........................................................136
Little Flower Church, Medical ............................................................... 172
Logan County Health Department, Immunizations .................................157
Logan County Health Department, Medical ........................................... 172
Logan County Health Department, Prenatal Services ............................. 224
Logan County Health Department, WIC Clinics .................................... 251
Love and Hope Counseling Services, Children/Counseling ..................... 22
Love and Hope Counseling Services, Mental Health/Counseling .......... 190
Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center, Dental ..................................... 39
Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center, Medical ................................ 172
Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center, Mental Health/Counseling .... 191
Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center, Parenting ....................... 214, 215
Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center at Langston, Medical ............ 173
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Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center at Langston, Dental ..................40
Master’s Market, Clothing ........................................................................ 33
Master’s Market, Food ............................................................................ 104
Master’s Market, Furniture .................................................................... 114
Maximus Counseling Services, Inc., Drug and Alcohol
Recovery Support Services .................................................................69
Maximus Counseling Services, Inc., Mental Health/
Counseling .........................................................................................191
Mayfair Church of Christ, Food .............................................................. 104
Meadow Brook Acres Center for Independent Living,
Developmental Disabilities Services ................................................ 50
Meadows (The), Developmental Disabilities Services ............................. 50
Med Care United, Prescriptions ............................................................. 228
Med Search Presbyterian Hospital, Hotlines ...........................................136
Medicare Home Health Hotline, Hotlines ............................................... 136
Medicare Quality of Care Complaints, Hotlines ..................................... 137
MEDRIDE Assisted Transportation, Transportation ...............................243
Mental Health Association of Central Oklahoma
Children/Counseling ........................................................................... 22
Mental Health Association of Central Oklahoma
Mental Health/Counseling ................................................................ 192
Mercy at Home - Hospice, Grief Support Groups ................................ 117
METRO Lift Reservations, Transportation ............................................ 243
METRO Link, Transportation ................................................................ 243
Metro Technology Center, Education ........................................................79
Metro Technology Center - Parents Resource Center, Parenting ........... 215
METRO Transit Customer Service, Transportation ............................... 244
METRO Transit Downtown Transit Center, Transportation .................. 244
Metropolitan Fair Housing Council, Consumer Complaints ................... 35
Mid-America Paralyzed Veterans of America, Veteran Services ............ 249
Mid-Del Food Pantry, Food ................................................................... 104
Mid-Del Group Home, Developmental Disabilities Services ................... 51
Mid-Del Youth and Family Services, Mental Health/Counseling ...........192
Mid-Del Youth Shelter, Housing ............................................................. 151
Midwest City Community Center, Immunizations ................................. 157
Midwest City EMS, Transportation .........................................................244
Midwest City Weed and Seed, Gang Intervention/Prevention ................ 115
Midwest City Weed and Seed, Immunizations ....................................... 157
Midwest Regional Medical Center Grief Support Group,
Grief Support Groups ....................................................................... 118
Miller, Jerome, DDS, Dentists .................................................................. 45
Ministries of Jesus, Medical .................................................................... 173
Ministries of Jesus, Mental Health/Counseling .......................................192
Missing Children Clearinghouse, Hotline ............................................... 137
Missing/Exploited Children Hotline, Hotline ........................................ 137
Mission Treatment Center, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services ................................................................................. 69
Mobile Meals of Oklahoma County, Inc., Nutrition/Meals .................... 205
Mother to Mother, Parenting ................................................................... 215
Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Food ..................................................... 105
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services .................................................................................70
Muscular Dystrophy Association, Support Groups ................................. 241
NAACP/Oklahoma City, Legal Services ................................................ 160
NAIC, Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services .............................. 70
Narcotics Anonymous, Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services .... 70
Narcotics Anonymous, Hotlines ..............................................................137
National Alliance on Mental Illness, Disabilities Services ....................... 54
National Call Center for Homeless Veterans, Hotlines ........................... 138
National Center for Disability Education and Training, Developmental
Disabilities Services ............................................................................ 51
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National Child Abuse Hotline (Child Help), Hotlines ............................ 138
National Domestic Violence Hotline, Hotlines ....................................... 138
National Helpline - AOD, Hotlines ......................................................... 138
National Osteoporosis Foundation, Hotlines ...........................................138
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Hotlines .......................................139
Neighbor for Neighbor, Clothing .............................................................. 33
Neighbor for Neighbor, Food .................................................................. 105
Neighbor for Neighbor, Prescriptions .................................................... 228
Neighbor for Neighbor, Utilities/Rent .................................................... 246
Neighborhood Alliance, Hotlines ........................................................... 139
Neighborhood Service Organizations, Dental .......................................... 40
Neighborhood Service Organizations, Homeless Services .................... 128
Neighborhood Service Organizations, Housing ..................................... 151
Neighborhood Service Organizations, Medical ..................................... 174
Neighborhood Service Organizations, WIC Clinics .............................. 251
Neil Ayers, DDS, Dentists ......................................................................... 46
New Beginnings Counseling Services, Children/Counseling ................... 23
New Beginnings Counseling Services, Mental Health/Counseling ........ 193
New Day Recovery Youth and Family Services, Inc., Drug and Alcohol
Recovery Support Services ............................................................... 70
New Day Recovery Youth and Family Services, Inc., Mental Health/
Counseling ........................................................................................193
New Discoveries Youth and Family, Mental Health/Counseling ............ 194
New Discoveries Youth and Family, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
New Life Youth and Family Counseling, Mental Health/Counseling .... 194
New View Oklahoma, Disabilities Services ............................................ 55
Newborn Hearing Screening Program, Hotlines ..................................... 139
Norman Behavioral Health Group, Mental Health/Counseling ............. .194
NorthCare Center, Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services .......... 71
NorthCare - Adult Services, Mental Health/Counseling ........................ 194
NorthCare - Children’s Services, Mental Health/Counseling ................ 195
NorthCare - Children’s Services, Children/Counseling ............................ 23
NorthCare - Safe Families, Mental Health/Counseling ......................... 195
NorthCare - Children’s Services, Child Special Needs Services ............... 13
North Rock Clinic, Mental Health/Counseling ....................................... 195
North Rock Clinic, Prescriptions ........................................................... 229
North Winds Living Center, HIV/AIDS/STD ......................................... 120
Northwest Mental Health Associates, Children/Counseling ..................... 23
Number Nyne Crisis Hotline, Hotlines .................................................... 139
Nursing Home Complaints, Hotlines .......................................................140
OASIS Help Line, Hotlines .....................................................................140
Oasis Counseling Services, Children/Counseling ..................................... 23
Oasis Counseling Center, Inc., Mental Health/Counseling ..................... 195
Oasis Counseling Center, Inc., Parenting ................................................ 216
Oasis Counseling Services, Mental Health/Counseling .......................... 195
Ocean Dental, Dental .......................................................................... 40, 41
Office of Disability Concerns, Developmental Disabilities Services ........51
Office of Disability Concerns V/TTY, Hotlines ...................................... 140
OKDHS Abuse and Neglect Hotline, Adult Protective Services ................ 6
OKDHS Abuse and Neglect Hotline, Child Abuse/Neglect ....................... 8
OKDHS Abuse and Neglect Hotline, Hotlines ....................................... 140
OKDHS Aging Services, Senior Services ............................................... 233
OKDHS Office of Child Care Juvenile Justice Center, Child Care ............ 9
OKDHS Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives,
Department of Human Services ........................................................206
OKDHS Oklahoma County - Capitol Hill Office,
Department of Human Services ........................................................ 210
OKDHS Oklahoma County - Children’s Hospital Office,
Department of Human Services ...................................................... 210
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OKDHS Oklahoma County - Crossroads Office,
Department of Human Services ...................................................... 210
OKDHS Oklahoma County - Juvenile Justice Center
Department of Human Services ......................................................... 210
OKDHS Oklahoma County - Kelley Office,
Department of Human Services ........................................................ 211
OKDHS Oklahoma County - Mayfair Office,
OKDHS Oklahoma County - Midwest City Office,
Department of Human Services .......................................................... 211
OKDHS Oklahoma County - Rockwell Office,
Oklahoma Access to Recovery, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Oklahoma AIDS Care Fund, HIV/AIDS/STD ........................................ 121
Oklahoma Association for Persons in Supported Employment,
Employment Services ......................................................................... 86
Oklahoma Baptist Home for Children, Foster Care ............................... 111
Oklahoma Bar Association, Legal Services ............................................ 161
Oklahoma Caring Van Program, Immunizations ..................................... 157
Oklahoma Child Care Services, Child Care .............................................. 9
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Bethany, Financial Support ............. 94
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Bethany OKDHS ...........................206
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Central Registry,
Financial Support .................................................................................94
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Central Registry OKDHS ............. 207
Oklahoma Child Support Services - El Reno, Financial Support ............. 95
Oklahoma Child Support Services - El Reno OKDHS ........................... 207
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Juvenile Court, Financial Support .. 95
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Juvenile Justice, OKDHS .............. 208
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Midwest City, Financial Support .... 96
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Midwest City OKDHS .................. 208
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Oklahoma City North,
Financial Support .............................................................................. 96
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Oklahoma City North OKDHS ..... 209
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Oklahoma City South,
Financial Support ...............................................................................97
Oklahoma Child Support Services - Oklahoma City South OKDHS ..... 209
Oklahoma Citizen Advocates for Recovery and Treatment Association,
Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services ................................... 72
Oklahoma City Action Center City, Hotline ........................................... 141
Oklahoma City Community College, Education ...................................... 79
Oklahoma City Compassion, Inc., Clothing ............................................ 33
Oklahoma City Compassion, Inc., Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Support Services ............................................................................... 72
Oklahoma City Compassion, Inc., Food ................................................ 105
Oklahoma City Court Defender, Legal Services ..................................... 161
Oklahoma City Housing Authority, Housing ......................... 151, 152, 153
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic, Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services ..... 72
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic, Immunizations .........................................158
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic, Medical .................................................. 174
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic, Mental Health/Counseling ...................... 196
Oklahoma City Literacy Council, Literacy ............................................ 162
Oklahoma City Metro Literacy Coalition, Literacy ................................ 163
Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation, Social Services ........................... 241
Oklahoma City Public Schools Native American
Student Services, Education ............................................................... 80
Oklahoma City-County Health Department, Immunizations ..................158
Oklahoma City-County Health Department Emerson WIC,
WIC Clinics ...................................................................................... 252
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Oklahoma City-County Health Department Health Center West,
WIC Clinics ..................................................................................... 252
Oklahoma City-County Health Department Main Office Child Guidance
Clinics, Children/Counseling ............................................................ 24
Oklahoma City-County Health Department Main Office Child Guidance
Clinics, Parenting ............................................................................ 216
Oklahoma City-County Health Department Midwest City, Children/
Counseling .........................................................................................24
Oklahoma City-County Health Department Midwest City, Parenting .. 216
Oklahoma City-County Health Department Rominger Community Center
Child Guidance Clinics, Parenting ................................................. 217
Oklahoma City-County Health Department Tuberculosis Control Center,
Infectious Diseases .......................................................................... 159
Oklahoma City-County Health Department WIC Capitol Hill,
WIC Clinics ...................................................................................... 252
Oklahoma City-County Health Department WIC Clinic East,
WIC Clinics ...................................................................................... 253
Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Education ............................. 80
Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Parenting ............................ 217
Oklahoma Corporation Commission, Consumer Complaints ................... 35
Oklahoma County Crisis Intervention Center, Drug/Alcohol Recovery
Support Services .................................................................................73
Oklahoma County Crisis Intervention Center,
Mental Health/Counseling ................................................................ 196
Oklahoma County District Attorney - Victim Services,
Domestic Violence .............................................................................61
Oklahoma County District Attorney - Victim Services, Legal Services . 161
Oklahoma County Emergency Management, Disaster Services ............... 58
Oklahoma County Health Department, Medical ..................................... 174
Oklahoma County Pharmacy, Prescriptions ............................................ 229
Oklahoma County Senior Nutrition Program, Nutrition/Meals .............. 205
Oklahoma Department of Health Long-Term Care
Complaint Line, Hotlines ..................................................................141
Oklahoma Department of Human Services, Hotlines ..............................141
Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation and Visual Services,
Employment Services ....................................................................... 86
Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services (DRS),
Employment Services .........................................................................87
Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs, Veteran Services ................ 249
Oklahoma Disability Law Center, Disabilities Services ........................... 55
Oklahoma Employment Securities Commission,
Employment Services ....................................................................... 87
Oklahoma Families First, Mental Health/Counseling .............................. 196
Oklahoma Family Network, Disabilities Services ................................... 55
Oklahoma Foundation for the Disabled, Disabilities Services ................. 55
Oklahoma HIV Hotline, Hotlines ............................................................ 142
Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency, Housing ...................................... 153
Oklahoma Human Rights Commission, Hotlines ....................................142
Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Cultural Services ................................. 37
Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Legal Services ................................... 161
Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Native American Services ................ 204
Oklahoma Library for Blind/Handicap, Disabilities Services .................. 56
Oklahoma Library for Blind/Handicap, Hotlines ....................................142
Oklahoma Literacy Resource Center, Literacy ...................................... 163
Oklahoma Marriage Initiative, Parenting ................................................ 217
Oklahoma Respite Resource Network, Disabilities Services ....................56
Oklahoma Respite Resource Network, Hotlines ..................................... 142
Oklahoma Smiles, Dental .........................................................................41
Oklahoma State Department of Health HIV/STD Services,
HIV/AIDS/STD .............................................................................. 121
Index
Oklahoma State Long-Term Care Ombudsman, Senior Services ........... 233
Oklahoma State University - Oklahoma City, Education ......................... 80
Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
OK SWAT (Students Working Against Tobacco), Hotlines .................... 142
One Church One Child, Adoption ............................................................. 6
Open Arms Free Clinic, Medical .............................................................174
Opportunities Industrialization Center, Employment Services ................. 87
Opportunities Industrialization Center, Literacy .................................... 163
Options Unlimited Counseling and Consulting, Children/Counseling ..... 24
Options Unlimited Counseling and Consulting,
Mental Health/Counseling ...............................................................197
ORO Development Corporation, Employment Services .......................... 87
Other Options, Inc. - Friends Food, HIV/AIDS/STD ............................. 121
OU Health Sciences Center Infectious Diseases Institute,
HIV/AIDS/STD ............................................................................... 122
OU Health Sciences Center Infectious Diseases Institute,
Infectious Diseases ......................................................................... 159
OU Legal Clinic, Legal Services ............................................................ 162
OU Physician’s Children’s Hospital - Children’s Dental Office, Dental. . 42
OU Physicians Dermatology Clinics, Medical ...................................... 175
PAC-Parents Assistance Center, Domestic Violence ................................ 61
PAC-Parents Assistance Center, Parenting ..............................................218
Parent Management Training, Parenting ................................................. 218
Parents as Teachers, Parenting ................................................................ 219
Parents as Teachers - Positive Parents, Parenting .................................. 219
Parents as Teachers Putnam City School District, Parenting ................. 220
Park View Hospital Ambulance, Transportation ..................................... 244
Passageways Shelter for Battered Women and Children, Children/
Counseling ......................................................................................... 25
Passageways Shelter for Battered Women and Children,
Domestic Violence ............................................................................... 61
Passageways Shelter for Battered Women and Children,
Sexual Assault - Adults ..................................................................... 238
Pathways Professional Counseling, Drug and Recovery Support
Services ............................................................................................... 73
Pathways Professional Counseling, Mental Health/Counseling ............. 197
Pathways Professional Counseling, Parenting ........................................ 220
Pathways Professional Counseling, Sexual Offenders .......................... 240
Planned Parenthood of Central Oklahoma, HIV/AIDS/STD ......... 122, 123
Planned Parenthood of Central Oklahoma, Medical ...................... 175, 176
Planned Parenthood of Central Oklahoma, Prenatal Services .. 224, 225,226
Poison Control Center, Hotlines .............................................................. 142
Positive Changes, Children/Counseling ................................................... 25
Positive Solutions, Children/Counseling ................................................... 25
Poyner and Associates, Children/Counseling ........................................... 25
Poyner and Associates, Mental Health/Counseling .................................198
Prenatal Diagnostic Center OB/GYN, HIV/AIDS/STD ........................ 124
Prenatal Diagnostic Center OB/GYN, Prenatal services ....................... 226
Presbyterian Urban Missions, Clothing ................................................... 34
Presbyterian Urban Missions, Education .................................................. 81
Presbyterian Urban Missions, Food ........................................................ 105
PRO - Oklahoma Parents Center, Hotlines ............................................. 143
Problem and Compulsive Gambling Hotline, Hotlines ...........................143
Progressive Counseling Services, Inc./Kim Feronti-Dickinson, M.Ed,
LPC, Mental Health/Counseling ...................................................... 198
Project READ Inc., Education .................................................................. 81
Quapaw Counseling Services and Addiction Treatment Center,
Drug and Alcohol Recovery Support Services ................................ 73
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Quapaw Counseling Services and Addiction Treatment Center,
Mental Health/Counseling .............................................................. 198
Rainbow Fleet, Child Care Resource and Referral, Child Care ............... 10
RAIN-OK, HIV/AIDS/STD .................................................................... 124
Rape Hotline, Hotlines ............................................................................ 143
REACH - Oklahoma State University - Oklahoma City, Education .........81
REACH - Oklahoma State University - Oklahoma City, Employment
Services .............................................................................................. 88
Reaching Our City, Food ....................................................................... 106
Reaching Our City, Medical ................................................................... 176
Reachout Hotline, Hotlines ...................................................................... 143
Rebuilding Together OKC, Home Repair .............................................. 125
Red Cross of Central Oklahoma, HIV/AIDS/STD ................................. 124
Red Rock Behavioral Health Services, Children/Counseling .................. 26
Red Rock Behavioral Health Services, Mental Health/Counseling . 198, 199
Redland Council Girl Scouts, Youth Services ......................................... 255
Referral Center, The (TRC), Drug and Alcohol Recovery
Regional Food Bank - Hotline, Food ..................................................... 106
Regional Food Bank - Hotline, Hotlines ................................................. 143
Reliant Living Centers of Oklahoma, Inc., Developmental
Disabilities Services ......................................................................... 51
RENEW Dropout Recovery Program, Education ..................................... 81
ResCare, Developmental Disabilities Services ......................................... 52
Restorative Counseling Services, Inc., Mental Health/Counseling ........ 199
Road Conditions Hotline - OK, Hotlines .................................................144
Robertson, Dean, DDS, Dentists ............................................................... 45
Rose State College, Education ................................................................... 82
Rose State College - Dental Hygiene Program, Dental ........................... 42
Runaway Switchboard, Hotlines ............................................................. 144
RX Oklahoma, Hotlines .......................................................................... 144
RX Oklahoma, Prescriptions ................................................................... 229
Safe Kids Oklahoma, Child Special Needs Services ................................ 13
SAFELINE (Statewide), Hotlines ........................................................... 144
Salvation Army, Clothing .......................................................................... 34
Salvation Army, Education ....................................................................... 82
Salvation Army, Food ............................................................................. 106
Salvation Army, Housing ........................................................................ 154
Salvation Army, Utilities/Rent ................................................................ 247
Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center, Drug and
Alcohol Recovery Support Services .................................................74
Salvation Army Red Shield Kitchen, Food ............................................. 107
School Safety Hotline, Hotlines ............................................................. 144
Screening Special Services (Screening Programs for Newborns),
Hotlines ............................................................................................145
Senior Care Services, Senior Services ..................................................... 233
Senior Health Insurance Counseling Program, Hotlines ......................... 145
Senior Helpline for Legal Aid Services, Hotlines ................................... 145
Senior Helpline for Legal Aid Services, Senior Services .......................233
Senior Information Line - Areawide Aging, Hotlines ............................. 146
Senior Law Resource Center, Inc., Hotlines ............................................146
Senior Law Resource Center, Inc., Senior Services ............................... 234
Senior Nutrition for Oklahoma County, Food ........................................ 107
Senior Nutrition for Oklahoma County, Senior Services ....................... 234
Senior Resource and Benefits, Senior Services ....................................... 234
Senior Resource and Benefits, Veteran Services ...................................... 249
Sequoyah Enterprises, Inc., Developmental Disabilities Services ............ 52
Shadow Mountain Behavioral Health System,
Foster Care ....................................................................................... 111
Index
SHARE Colorado Food and Community Network - Christ Church of
Yukon #3109, Food ........................................................................ 107
SHARE Colorado Food and Community Network - Del City
Christian #3149, Food ................................................................... 107
SHARE Colorado Food and Community Network Eagle’s Crest Fellowship #3123, Food ..........................................108
SHARE Colorado Food and Community Network Ridgecrest UMC #3100, Food ....................................................... 108
Shiloh, Education ..................................................................................... 82
Sibshop, Disabilities Services ................................................................... 56
Signature Transformation Counseling Service, Children/Counseling ...... 26
Signature Transformation Counseling Service,
Mental Health/Counseling .................................................................. 199
Skyline Urban Ministries, Furniture ....................................................... 114
Skyline Urban Ministries Community Charity Eye Clinic, Eye Clinics ... 91
Skyline Urban Ministries/McKee Center, Clothing .................................. 34
Skyline Urban Ministries/McKee Center, Medical ................................. 177
Skyline’s Community Cupboard, Food ................................................... 108
SmartStart, Education ............................................................................... 82
Smiling Faces Dentistry, Dentists .............................................................. 45
Social Security Administration, Financial Support ................................. 97
Sooner Start, Child Special Needs Services ............................................. 13
Sooner Start, Children/Counseling ............................................................26
Sooner SUCCESS - Canadian County, Child Special Needs Services ..... 14
SoonerCare (Oklahoma Medicaid), Health Insurance ............................ 118
SoonerRide, Transportation .....................................................................245
SOS (Survivors of Suicide), Support Groups ........................................ 241
South Lindsay Baptist Church, Food ...................................................... 108
Southern Baptist Convention of Oklahoma Literacy Ministry,
Literacy ............................................................................................. 164
Southern Oklahoma Treatment Services, Children/Counseling ...............27
Southern Oklahoma Treatment Services, Mental Health/Counseling .....200
Southern Plains Treatment Services, Children/Counseling .................... 27
Southwest Foster Care, Foster Care ....................................................... 112
Special Care Inc., Child Care ................................................................... 10
Special Care Inc., Child Special Needs Services ..................................... 14
Special Olympics, Child Special Needs Services ..................................... 14
Special Olympics, Developmental Disabilities Services ......................... 52
Specialized Alternatives for Youth, Children/Counseling .........................27
Specialized Alternatives for Youth, Foster Care ..................................... 112
Specialized Outpatient Services, Drug/Alcohol Recovery
St. Anthony - Your Care Clinic, Medical ........................................ 177, 178
St. Anthony’s Start Program, Drug/Alcohol Recovery
St. Charles McCauley Clinic, Medical ................................................... 178
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church - Samaritan House,
Utilities/Rent .................................................................................... 247
St. Vincent de Paul (Del City), Food ...................................................... 109
St. Vincent de Paul (Del City), Utilities/Rent ......................................... 247
St. Vincent de Paul (Midwest City), Food .............................................. 109
St. Vincent de Paul (Midwest City), Utilities/Rent ................................. 248
St. Vincent DePaul Society (Edmond), Cultural Services ....................... 37
St. Vincent DePaul Society (Edmond), Food .......................................... 109
St. Vincent DePaul Society (Edmond), Utilities/Rent ........................... 247
Stonebridge Therapeutic and Psychological Services, PC,
Children/Counseling ......................................................................... 27
Stonebridge Therapeutic and Psychological Services, PC,
270
271
Index
Suited for Success, Clothing .................................................................... 34
Sunbeam Family Services, Children/Counseling ..................................... 28
Sunbeam Family Services, Education ...................................................... 83
Sunbeam Family Services, Foster Care .................................................. 112
Sunbeam Family Services, Mental Health/Counseling .......................... 200
Sunbeam Shelter, Domestic Violence ...................................................... 61
Sunbeam Shelter, Senior Services .......................................................... 235
Tax Assistance - Oklahoma City (VITA), Financial Support ................. 97
Teaching and Saving Kids (TASK), Gang Intervention/Prevention ....... 115
TEEM The Educational and Employment Ministry, Education ............... 83
TEEM The Educational and Employment Ministry,
Employment Services ........................................................................88
Teen Parenting Program Catholic Charities, Parenting .......................... 220
Text4baby, Parenting ............................................................................... 221
Text4baby, Prenatal Services .................................................................. 226
The Referral Center (TRC), Drug/Alcohol Recovery
Support Services .............................................................................. 75
Tinker Airmen and Family Readiness Center, Finance ........................... 93
Tinker Family Advocacy, Mental Health/Counseling ............................ 200
Tinker Family Advocacy, Parenting ....................................................... 221
Total Life Counseling Foundation (TLC), Drug and Alcohol
Recovery Support Services ................................................................. 75
TOX Integrated Guidance, Inc., Children/Counseling ............................. 28
TOX Integrated Guidance, Inc., Mental Health/Counseling .................. 201
Transitions, Inc., Children/Counseling ................................................28, 29
Transitions, Inc., Mental Health/Counseling ........................................... 201
Transitions, Inc., Parenting .................................................................... 221
Transitions, Inc., Sexual Abuse Minors ................................................. 236
Transitions, Inc., Sexual Assault - Adults .............................................. 238
Transitions, Inc., Sexual Offenders ....................................................... 241
Tri-City Youth and Family, Children/Counseling ..................................... 29
Tri-City Youth and Family, Mental Health/Counseling .......................... 202
Tribal Child Support Programs, Tribal ................................................... 245
Trinity Health Transit Dispatch, Transportation .................................... 245
Turning Point Treatment Center, Drug and Alcohol Recovery
U.S. Centers for Disease Control, Hotlines .............................................146
United Cerebral Palsy - Oklahoma, Child Special Needs Services ......... 15
United Cerebral Palsy - Oklahoma, Disabilities Services ........................ 57
United Urban Indian Council, Native American Services ...................... 204
United Way Helpline - Norman, Hotlines ............................................... 146
University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry, Dental .............................. 42
University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry Oral Maxillofacial Dept., Dental ..................................................... 43
Upward Transitions, Homeless Services ................................................. 128
Urban League of Greater OKC, Education ............................................... 83
Urban League of Greater OKC, Employment Services ............................ 88
Urban League of Greater OKC, Youth Services ..................................... 256
USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline, Hotlines ............................................. 149
Varangon Academy, Mental Health/Counseling ..................................... 202
Variety Health Services, Dental ................................................................. 43
Variety Health, Immunizations ............................................................... 158
Variety Health, Medical ................................................................... 178, 179
Variety Health, Prenatal Services ........................................................... 226
Variety Health, WIC Clinics ................................................................... 253
Venerate Homehealth Express, Senior Services ...................................... 235
Veterans Administration - Muskogee, Hotlines .......................................147
Veterans Upward Bound Oklahoma Career Connection Center,
Veteran Services ............................................................................... 250
Index
Vietnamese American Association and Community Services Center,
Cultural Services .................................................................................37
Volunteers of America, Developmental Disabilities Services .................. 52
We Care, LLC, Developmental Disabilities Services ............................... 53
Wesleyan Youth, Inc., Foster Care ......................................................... 112
Western Plains Youth and Family Services, Foster Care ........................113
Whiz Kids, Education ............................................................................... 83
Wildwood Christian Church, Food ......................................................... 109
Women, Infants and Children, Hotlines .................................................. 147
Women’s Clinic, Medical ....................................................................... 179
Women’s Resource Center, Inc., Domestic Violence ............................... 62
Women’s Resource Center, Inc., Hotline ................................................ 147
Women’s Resource Center, Inc., Sexual Assault - Adults ...................... 238
Women’s Resource Center, Inc., Women Services ..................................254
Women’s Service Center and Family Resource Centers,
Domestic Violence ............................................................................. 62
Women’s Service Center and Family Resource Centers,
Sexual Assault - Adults ....................................................................239
Wonderful Opportunities, Developmental Disabilities Services ...............53
Work Activity Center, Inc., Developmental Disabilities Services .............53
Workforce Oklahoma Employment Security Commission,
Employment Services ...................................................................89, 90
Youth and Family Services, Inc. of Canadian County, Housing ............ 154
Youth and Family Services, Inc. of Canadian County,
Youth and Family Services, Inc. of Canadian County, Youth Services .. 255
Youth Program - Oklahoma City United National Indian Tribal Youth Inc.,
Native American Services .............................................................. 204
Youth Services for Oklahoma County, Inc., Mental Health/Counseling .202
Youth Services for Oklahoma County, Inc., Parenting ............................221
Youth Services for Oklahoma County, Inc., Youth Services .................. 255
Youthcare of Oklahoma, Children/Counseling ......................................... 29
Youthcare of Oklahoma, Mental Health/Counseling ............................... 203
Yukon Sharing, Utilities/Rent ................................................................ 248
YWCA Oklahoma City Sexual Assault Services,
Sexual Abuse Minors ..................................................................... 236
YWCA Oklahoma City Sexual Assault Services,
Sexual Assault - Adult .................................................................... 239
YWCA Sexual Assault Hotline and Domestic Violence Hotline,
Hotlines .......................................................................................... 148
272
Disclaimer:
The Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) has, in all good faith, made every effort to assure that the information contained in this publication
is complete, current and accurate. However, OKDHS,
including any of its employees, does not attest to, or
make warrant to, or guarantee in either an expressed
or implied manner that the information contained herein
is complete, accurate and current. Further, neither OKDHS nor any of its employees assumes any legal liability of any kind pertaining to the completeness and accuracy or currency of any information contained in this
publication.
Additionally, OKDHS does not endorse nor recommend
the use of or association with any organizations, services or individuals whose information is contained in this
publication. OKDHS will not be accountable, responsible or liable for any damage of any kind resulting in the
use of services contained in this publication.
The contents of this publication may include trademarks
and registered trademarks. The use of terms representing trademarks or registered trademarks in this publication should not be regarded as having any effect on any
trademark or registered trademark.
Also, be advised that many services are available in
Oklahoma and surrounding counties that are not listed
in this publication. The content is not exhaustive. While
services listed in this publication may very well suit a
particular client’s needs, other services not listed herein
may be available in the community that might better
meet their individual needs or serve them equally well.
OKDHS Pub. No. S11034
Issued 5/11
This publication is authorized by the Oklahoma Commission for Human Services in
accordance with state and federal regulations and printed by the Oklahoma Department
of Human Services at a cost of $9,728.00 for 2,333 copies. Copies have been deposited
with the Publications Clearinghouse of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. OKDHS
offices may request copies on ADM-9 (23AM009E) electronic supply orders. Members
of the public may obtain copies by contacting OKDHS Design Services at 1-877-2834113 (toll free), by faxing an order to (405) 962-1740, or by downloading a copy at
www.okdhs.org/library/pubs.
Other Important
OKDHS Offices
Aging Services
2401 N.W. 23rd St., Ste. 40
Phone: (405) 521-2281
Fax: (405) 521-2086
Oklahoma Child Care
Services
P.O. Box 25352
Phone: 521-3561 or
800-347-2276
http://childcarefind.okdhs.org/
childcarefind
Developmental
Division, Area I
Services Division, Area I
4545 North Lincoln Blvd.,
Suite 102
Phone: (405) 522-6925 or
800-522-1064
Fax: (405) 522-6995
Oklahoma Child Support
Services
Bethany Office
7201 NW 10th St.
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 470-6148
Central Case Registry
P. O. Box 528805
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 522-8901
El Reno Office
314 West Rogers
El Reno, OK 73036
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 295-2686
Juvenile Court Office
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 767-2558
Midwest City Office
9901 SE 29 St.
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 869-8203
Oklahoma City North Office
2409 North Kelley Ave.,
Room 103
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 522-2035
Oklahoma City South Office
2701 South Harvey
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 606-4280
Disclaimer:
The Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) has, in all good faith, made every effort to assure that the information contained in this publication
is complete, current and accurate. However, OKDHS,
including any of its employees, does not attest to, or
make warrant to, or guarantee in either an expressed
or implied manner that the information contained herein
is complete, accurate and current. Further, neither OKDHS nor any of its employees assumes any legal liability of any kind pertaining to the completeness and accuracy or currency of any information contained in this
publication.
Additionally, OKDHS does not endorse nor recommend
the use of or association with any organizations, services or individuals whose information is contained in this
publication. OKDHS will not be accountable, responsible or liable for any damage of any kind resulting in the
use of services contained in this publication.
The contents of this publication may include trademarks
and registered trademarks. The use of terms representing trademarks or registered trademarks in this publication should not be regarded as having any effect on any
trademark or registered trademark.
Also, be advised that many services are available in
Oklahoma and surrounding counties that are not listed
in this publication. The content is not exhaustive. While
services listed in this publication may very well suit a
particular client’s needs, other services not listed herein
may be available in the community that might better
meet their individual needs or serve them equally well.
OKDHS Pub. No. S11034
Issued 5/11
This publication is authorized by the Oklahoma Commission for Human Services in
accordance with state and federal regulations and printed by the Oklahoma Department
of Human Services at a cost of $9,728.00 for 2,333 copies. Copies have been deposited
with the Publications Clearinghouse of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. OKDHS
offices may request copies on ADM-9 (23AM009E) electronic supply orders. Members
of the public may obtain copies by contacting OKDHS Design Services at 1-877-2834113 (toll free), by faxing an order to (405) 962-1740, or by downloading a copy at
www.okdhs.org/library/pubs.
Other Important
OKDHS Offices
Aging Services
2401 N.W. 23rd St., Ste. 40
Phone: (405) 521-2281
Fax: (405) 521-2086
Oklahoma Child Care
Services
P.O. Box 25352
Phone: 521-3561 or
800-347-2276
http://childcarefind.okdhs.org/
childcarefind
Developmental
Division, Area I
Services Division, Area I
4545 North Lincoln Blvd.,
Suite 102
Phone: (405) 522-6925 or
800-522-1064
Fax: (405) 522-6995
Oklahoma Child Support
Services
Bethany Office
7201 NW 10th St.
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 470-6148
Central Case Registry
P. O. Box 528805
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 522-8901
El Reno Office
314 West Rogers
El Reno, OK 73036
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 295-2686
Juvenile Court Office
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 767-2558
Midwest City Office
9901 SE 29 St.
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 869-8203
Oklahoma City North Office
2409 North Kelley Ave.,
Room 103
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 522-2035
Oklahoma City South Office
2701 South Harvey
Phone: 522-CARE (522-2273)
Fax: 606-4280
To report child abuse or neglect or the maltreatment of
vulnerable adults, call:
1-800-522-3511
Available 24 hours
If danger is imminent, call 911 or your local law enforcement.
OKDHS Area III Human Service Centers
Contact these offices for Child Care, Child Welfare, Medicaid,
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
Canadian County (A)
7901 East Highway 66
El Reno, Oklahoma 73036-9225
Phone: (405) 295-2000
Fax: (405) 295-2098
Oklahoma County Kelley Family Support (C)
2409 N Kelley Ave. (P.O. Box 26768)
Phone: (405) 522-5818
Fax: (405) 522-2210
Canadian County (C)
314 West Rogers St.
El Reno, OK 73036-2450
Phone: (405) 295-2700
Fax: (405) 295-2727
Oklahoma County DIAL Center (T)
405-487-5483
1-877-653-4798
Oklahoma County Southwest (A)
401 West Commerce
Phone: (405) 644-5700
Fax: (405) 644-5772
Oklahoma County Kelley Child Welfare (F)
2409 N Kelley Avenue (P.O. Box 26768)
Phone: (405) 522-2990
Fax: (405) 522- 3111 or 522-3108
Oklahoma County Juvenile Justice (D)
Phone: (405) 767-2600
Fax: (405) 767-2640
Oklahoma County Crossroads (J)
1115 SE 66 St.
Phone: (405) 604-8800
Fax: (405) 604-8945
Area III Resource Reference Guide, Third Edition, 2011
This Resource Guide is provided by the
OKDHS Area III Human Services Centers
Area III Resource
Reference Guide
Third Edition, June 2011
Oklahoma County Mayfair (G)
2821 NW 50 St. (P.O. Box 268979)
Phone: (405) 602-5700
Fax: (602-5798)
Oklahoma County Medical Assistance (E)
940 NE 13 St.
Children’s Hospital, Room 2428
Phone: (405) 271-3325
Fax: (405) 271-3338
Oklahoma County Midwest City (B)
9901 SE 29 St.
Phone: (405) 739-8000
Fax: (405) 739-8120
Oklahoma County Rockwell (H)
7201 NW 10 St.
Phone: (405) 470-6200
Fax: (405) 470-6363
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