Oklahoma Reentry Housing

OACRA Oklahoma Housing & Reentry Directory

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Oklahoma Housing, Shelter & Reentry-Friendly Options

This directory organizes Oklahoma housing pathways that may support people on probation, parole, pretrial release, reentry supervision, recovery supervision, tribal reentry programs, treatment court, or with a criminal record. Oklahoma housing access varies sharply by county: Oklahoma City and Tulsa have several direct providers, while rural regions often require a practical mix of shelter, recovery housing, transitional housing, family placement, motel bridges, tribal services, and supervision-aware private housing.

Four reentry housing levels covered: emergency shelter and day shelter, transitional and reentry housing, recovery or sober living environments, and longer-term supportive or independent housing stabilization across Oklahoma.

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Statewide & System-Level OK DOC • OKARR • ODMHSAS • Exodus House • TEEM • tribal reentry Oklahoma City Metro Oklahoma County • Canadian • Cleveland • Logan • Pottawatomie Tulsa Metro Tulsa • Rogers • Wagoner • Creek • Osage Central Oklahoma Norman • Stillwater • Shawnee • Edmond-adjacent Southwest Oklahoma Lawton • Chickasha • Duncan • Altus • Ardmore-adjacent Northwest & North-Central Oklahoma Enid • Woodward • Ponca City • Bartlesville Southeast & Eastern Oklahoma McAlester • Muskogee • Durant • Ada • Tahlequah • Poteau Rural, Tribal, Recovery & Supervision Planning Private housing • motel bridges • family placement • tribal services

Statewide & System-Level Housing Programs

Coverage: statewide Oklahoma. This section keeps statewide reentry, recovery-housing, behavioral-health housing, tribal reentry, and supervision-aware planning in one place so regional sections can focus on direct providers and local housing paths.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Reentry, Recovery Housing & Statewide Housing Support

Oklahoma Department of Corrections — Reentry Planning Path State reentry route for people leaving custody or connected to correctional supervision. Oklahoma DOC identifies reentry planning around employment, housing, education, substance-abuse treatment, aftercare, and transitional-service needs.

Reentry planning DOC / supervision Referral-dependent

Use when The person is leaving custody, on supervision, or building a reentry plan before release. Oklahoma DOC reentry information

Prepare Proposed address, provider or landlord contact, house rules, household members, fees, curfew, treatment schedule, transportation, and move-in date Ask whether approval, inspection, referral, transition planning, or written permission is required

Area Statewide Oklahoma / DOC-related reentry

Exodus House — Criminal Justice and Mercy Ministries Reentry-specific transitional housing provider for people transitioning from incarceration. Exodus House describes safe, supportive transitional housing and comprehensive services; Oklahoma resource listings describe a six-month furnished apartment model with case management and long-term success planning.

Reentry housing Transitional apartment model Apply while incarcerated

Apply / info Exodus House Confirm current eligibility, timing, and referral requirements directly.

Ask Application timing, incarceration/release requirements, family eligibility, case management, apartment rules, program length, documents, and supervision coordination Ask whether application must be submitted before release and who can assist with the application

Area Oklahoma City / reentry-specific

TEEM — Reentry Services Oklahoma reentry provider serving justice-involved Oklahomans working toward self-sufficiency. TEEM identifies housing options as one of the barriers faced by people involved in the justice system, alongside employment and healthy relationships.

Reentry services Justice-involved support Not emergency shelter

Info TEEM reentry services Use as a reentry-navigation and barrier-reduction path.

Ask Reentry services, housing-navigation support, employment support, documents, program eligibility, supervision coordination, and partner referrals Ask whether TEEM can document participation or connect the person to housing-related partners

Area Oklahoma City / statewide relevance

OKARR — Certified Recovery Housing Search Statewide recovery-residence search for certified recovery homes and sober living options. OKARR listings include named recovery homes by city, and ODMHSAS identifies OKARR as Oklahoma’s NARR state affiliate for recovery residences.

Certified recovery housing Sober living Confirm house rules

Search OKARR housing search ODMHSAS recovery-based housing

Ask each home Open beds, fees, gender/family eligibility, medication policy, MAT policy, drug testing, visitor rules, transportation, curfew, relapse policy, and verification letters Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, treatment court, or tribal/county supervision are accepted

Area Statewide / city-specific recovery homes

ODMHSAS — Housing, Mental Health & Addiction Support Path State behavioral-health housing pathway. ODMHSAS maintains housing and housing-support services for people with mental illness and/or addiction disorders and identifies recovery-based housing as part of the recovery system.

Behavioral-health housing Mental health / addiction Program-specific

Info ODMHSAS housing Recovery-based housing

Ask locally Housing support, recovery housing, mental-health or addiction treatment linkage, CCBHC access, case management, eligibility, and documents Ask whether treatment or housing support can coordinate with supervision, court, or reentry staff

Area Statewide / behavioral-health-linked

Muscogee Nation Reintegration Program — Adult Reentry Services Tribal reentry path for eligible Muscogee citizens. The program lists services including housing, food and clothing, transportation, legal aid services, case management, license reinstatement, and drug treatment for eligible people with felony convictions.

Tribal reentry Housing + case management Eligibility-specific

Eligibility Muscogee Nation Reintegration Program Confirm citizenship, jurisdiction, release timeline, warrant, and drug-testing requirements directly.

Ask Housing support, case management, transportation, legal aid, license reinstatement, treatment, documents, and supervision coordination Ask whether services can support pre-release or post-release housing planning

Area Muscogee jurisdiction / eligible citizens

🛠️ Confirm First Statewide Backup, Private Housing & Address Approval

2-1-1 Oklahoma — Backup Search Only Use 2-1-1 as a backup when direct provider options are full, closed, unsafe, or unavailable in a rural county. This directory prioritizes named providers first; 2-1-1 should be used to confirm current bed status, emergency overflow, warming centers, or county-specific contacts.

Backup locator Not primary V2 path Verify provider directly

Use when No direct provider is available, the person is in a rural county, or after-hours emergency shelter information is needed. 2-1-1 Oklahoma

Ask specifically Ask for the exact shelter/provider name, intake phone, address, hours, eligibility, and whether the program accepts justice-involved clients. Then call the provider directly before traveling.

Area Statewide backup

Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Motels & Independent Housing In many Oklahoma counties, private housing may be more realistic than a formal shelter bed. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, local landlords, weekly motels, family placement, employer-linked housing, sober living, or transitional recovery homes.

Independent housing Rural practical path Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written rent terms, utilities, guest rules, receipts, safety, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking supervision approval if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, lease or written terms, transportation plan, and move-in date Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, work, treatment, electronic monitoring, and travel restrictions

Area Statewide Oklahoma

Safety Shelter and Confidential Housing People fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, coercion, or immediate danger may need confidential shelter rather than standard homeless shelter. Oklahoma has direct safety providers in multiple regions, including Palomar/OKC partner routes, YWCA OKC, and DVIS in Tulsa.

Safety shelter Confidential access Call safely

Use when The person is fleeing danger, abuse, stalking, trafficking, coercion, or unsafe household control. Do not publish or share confidential shelter locations.

Ask safely Safe intake, transportation, children/pet rules, confidentiality, phone safety, protective-order support, and how to report safely if supervised Ask how address confidentiality can be handled with probation, parole, or court reporting

Area Statewide / safety-specific

Supervision-Aware Address Approval People on probation, parole, pretrial release, treatment court, tribal supervision, DOC-related supervision, or electronic monitoring may need approval before moving. A shelter bed, recovery home opening, family address, motel stay, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, tribal reentry staff, treatment court contact, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether a county transfer, tribal jurisdiction issue, travel approval, residence approval, or written permission is needed.

Prepare Full address, provider/landlord contact, house rules, residents, fees, curfew, move-in date, transportation, treatment schedule, and employment plan Keep proof of intake, application, phone interview, appointment, or denial when available

Area Statewide Oklahoma

Oklahoma City Metro

Counties: Oklahoma, Canadian, Cleveland, Logan, and Pottawatomie. Cities and communities include Oklahoma City, Edmond, Midwest City, Del City, Bethany, Warr Acres, The Village, Yukon, Mustang, El Reno, Norman, Moore, Noble, Purcell-adjacent routes, Guthrie, Shawnee, Tecumseh, and surrounding Central Oklahoma communities.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path OKC Shelter, Day Center, Reentry & Recovery Providers

Homeless Alliance — Day Shelter, Resource Campus & Housing Programs Major Oklahoma City homeless-services hub with day shelter, resource campus, winter shelter, housing programs, social enterprises, and partner-agency access. Use this as a direct OKC navigation point, not merely a referral link.

Day Shelter Resource campus Housing programs

Contact Homeless Alliance get help Day Shelter: 1729 NW 3rd St., Oklahoma City, OK Main campus: 1724 NW 4th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 Phone: (405) 415-8410

Ask Day shelter access, showers, meals, document support, housing navigation, partner agencies, winter shelter, outreach, and proof-of-contact documentation Tell staff if you are on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring and need a verifiable housing path

Area Oklahoma City / Oklahoma County

City Care — Oklahoma City Night Shelter Direct OKC overnight shelter provider. City Care lists its OKC night shelter at 532 N. Villa Avenue with evening-to-morning hours, and notes earlier hours for families with children.

Night Shelter Families with children OKC

Contact City Care contact 532 N. Villa Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73107 Phone: (405) 724-8439 Listed hours: 6:00 p.m.–7:00 a.m.; families with children 4:30 p.m.–8:00 a.m.

Ask Current bed availability, family rules, check-in time, ID expectations, belongings, meals, curfew, case management, supportive housing connection, and verification letters Ask whether residents on supervision are accepted and whether shelter stay can be documented

Area Oklahoma City / Oklahoma County

City Care — Supportive Housing Path Supportive housing provider path connected to City Care’s broader homeless-services work. City Care lists supportive housing at General Pershing Boulevard and should be contacted directly to confirm program eligibility and current openings.

Supportive Housing Housing stabilization Eligibility-specific

Contact City Care supportive housing contact 2400 General Pershing Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73107 Phone: (405) 652-1112

Ask Supportive housing eligibility, homelessness documentation, application route, case management, waitlist, current openings, and whether a shelter stay or provider referral is required Ask how supervision, treatment, employment, and verification needs can be coordinated

Area Oklahoma City / supportive housing

City Rescue Mission — Emergency Shelter and Case Management Major Oklahoma City emergency shelter provider open 24/7. City Rescue Mission lists its main address at 800 W. California Avenue, with women/children access on Shartel between California and Reno and a men’s entrance at 914 W. California Avenue.

Emergency Shelter 24/7 Men / women / children

Contact City Rescue Mission contact 800 W. California Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 Men’s entrance: 914 W. California Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 Phone: (405) 232-2709

Ask Current shelter availability, entrance by household type, ID expectations, case management, recovery programming, curfew, medication rules, belongings rules, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, treatment court, tribal supervision, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Oklahoma City / Oklahoma County

The Salvation Army Central Oklahoma — Emergency Overnight Shelter Emergency overnight shelter path for people without a home. The Salvation Army Central Oklahoma states that single women, single men, and families are welcome, subject to current capacity and program rules.

Emergency Shelter Single adults / families Capacity varies

Contact Emergency shelter information City of OKC listing: 1001 N. Penn Ave., Oklahoma City, OK Phone listed by OKC: (405) 246-1133

Ask Current availability, intake hours, eligibility, documents, family rules, curfew, case management, meals, and verification letters Ask whether supervision status, treatment schedule, or electronic monitoring creates any issue before arrival

Area Oklahoma City / Oklahoma County

Jesus House — Long-Term Recovery and Stabilization Path Long-term recovery-focused provider for people affected by addiction, homelessness, and poverty. Jesus House describes long-term recovery focused on healing, growth, independence, employment, housing, and productive lives; local service listings describe a 9–12 month program with case management and supportive services.

Recovery Program Long-term stabilization Program rules apply

Info jesushouseokc.org Local listings identify: 1335 W. Sheridan Ave., Oklahoma City Phone listed locally: (405) 232-7176

Ask Admission process, program length, recovery requirements, case management, employment support, housing transition support, medication rules, documents, and verification letters Ask whether people on probation, parole, treatment court, tribal supervision, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Oklahoma City / recovery-focused

TEEM — Oklahoma City Reentry Navigation Reentry-services provider for justice-involved Oklahomans. TEEM is not an emergency shelter, but it is important for housing stability because it helps address barriers such as employment, documentation, housing options, and self-sufficiency planning.

Reentry Services Barrier reduction Not shelter

Contact TEEM reentry services Ask about current intake, eligibility, and partner-referral options.

Ask Housing-navigation support, employment services, documents, ID help, supervision coordination, program enrollment, and partner referrals Ask whether participation or referral activity can be documented for court, probation, parole, or reentry planning

Area Oklahoma City / reentry-specific

Exodus House — Transitional Reentry Housing Reentry-specific transitional housing for people transitioning from incarceration. This is one of the most relevant Oklahoma City housing paths for people leaving custody, but it is application- and eligibility-based and should be started before or around release planning when possible.

Reentry Housing Transitional apartment model Eligibility/application required

Apply Exodus House application/info Confirm current application timing and referral requirements.

Ask Eligibility, application while incarcerated, release timeline, apartment rules, case management, family eligibility, program length, employment expectations, and supervision coordination Ask whether a case manager, chaplain, facility reentry staff, probation/parole officer, or family member can help with the application

Area Oklahoma City / reentry-specific

🛠️ Confirm First Women’s, Safety, Recovery, County & Private Housing Paths

Sanctuary Women’s Development Center — Women’s Day Shelter Path Women-focused day shelter and support path listed by the City of OKC. Use this when a woman needs daytime shelter, safety-oriented support, connection to services, and housing navigation rather than overnight shelter only.

Women’s day shelter OKC resource Confirm hours/services

City listing City of OKC get help 2133 SW 11th St., Oklahoma City, OK Phone listed by OKC: (405) 526-2321

Ask Current hours, eligibility, day shelter services, safety planning, housing referrals, documents, and whether overnight shelter linkage is available Ask how supervision or court reporting can be handled if address confidentiality or safety is involved

Area Oklahoma City / women-focused

Palomar — Family Justice Center and Safety Housing Navigation Safety-focused resource hub for people affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, coercion, or unsafe relationships. Palomar is not a normal walk-in homeless shelter; use it for safety planning and connection to appropriate shelter or advocacy pathways.

Safety hub DV / trafficking / stalking Confidential planning

Contact palomarokc.org Use safe contact methods and confirm services before travel.

Ask safely Safe intake, emergency shelter pathway, protective-order help, transportation, children/pet rules, confidentiality, phone safety, and how to report safely if supervised Do not share confidential shelter locations publicly or with unsafe parties

Area Oklahoma City / safety-specific

YWCA Oklahoma City — Domestic Violence and Crisis Shelter Path Safety-focused shelter and support provider for survivors. Use this when the housing need involves domestic violence, sexual violence, stalking, trafficking, coercion, or immediate danger rather than ordinary homelessness.

Safety shelter DV / sexual violence Call safely

Contact ywcaokc.org Confirm current hotline/intake route directly.

Ask safely Confidential shelter, crisis advocacy, safety planning, children’s needs, transportation, protective-order support, phone safety, and address confidentiality Ask how supervision reporting can be handled without exposing a confidential location

Area Oklahoma City / confidential access

Grace Rescue Mission — Emergency Shelter Path Emergency shelter listed in Oklahoma City’s homeless-resource information. Because shelter policies can change, call first to verify current bed availability, population served, ID expectations, and whether direct arrival is allowed.

Emergency shelter OKC provider Call first

City listing Homeless Alliance shelter list 2205 Exchange Ave., Oklahoma City, OK Phone listed: (405) 232-5756

Ask Current availability, intake hours, eligibility, documents, curfew, meals, program rules, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, tribal supervision, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Oklahoma City / Oklahoma County

Lottie House — Day Shelter / Peer Support Path Day shelter and peer-support path listed by the City of OKC and Homeless Alliance resources. Useful when a person needs daytime safety, mental-health-linked support, service connection, and housing navigation while pursuing overnight or longer-term placement.

Day shelter Peer support Confirm hours

City listing City of OKC get help 4420 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK Phone listed: (405) 600-3074

Ask Current hours, day shelter services, peer support, mental-health linkage, housing referrals, documents, and verification of contact Ask whether staff can help coordinate with treatment, probation, parole, or case management if appropriate

Area Oklahoma City / Oklahoma County

Joe’s Addiction — Day Shelter / Service Connection Path Daytime service and support point listed in OKC homeless-resource materials. Not a full housing program, but useful for stabilization, meals/daytime respite, service connection, and referral support while pursuing shelter or housing.

Day support Stabilization Not overnight shelter

City listing City of OKC get help 1725 SE 59th St., Oklahoma City, OK Phone listed: (405) 768-5161

Ask Current hours, meals/day support, service referrals, outreach connections, documents, and whether staff can help connect to shelter or housing resources Ask whether contact or participation can be verified if needed for supervision or court documentation

Area Oklahoma City / South OKC

Canadian County / Yukon / Mustang / El Reno Housing-Stability Path Canadian County may require a practical mix of OKC-area shelters, local landlords, motels, recovery housing, family placement, churches/community agencies, and county/community resources. Direct shelter capacity may be limited compared with Oklahoma City.

County path OKC-adjacent Confirm approval/travel

Access Start with nearby named OKC providers when shelter is needed, and use local county/community contacts for stabilization, documents, benefits, or prevention support. Confirm whether a move into Oklahoma County affects supervision or travel rules.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, income, ID, transportation plan, phone access, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether the address or shelter can provide written proof of stay or intake

Area Yukon / Mustang / El Reno / Canadian County

Pottawatomie County / Shawnee / Tecumseh Housing-Stability Path Shawnee-area housing may involve local shelters or churches, recovery housing, county/community services, private landlords, motels, family placement, tribal services where applicable, and Oklahoma City providers when local options are full or unavailable.

County path Shawnee / regional referral Confirm local capacity

Access Start with local provider contacts when known, then use OKC providers, recovery housing, or tribal/community resources as practical backup. Confirm whether a regional placement is allowed if supervised.

Prepare ID, income/benefits, household information, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether placement can be documented for court or supervision

Area Shawnee / Tecumseh / Pottawatomie County

Private Landlords, Motels, Room Rentals & Recovery Housing — OKC Metro Private housing may be the fastest workable option when shelter beds are full. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, motels, extended-stay hotels, family placement, recovery housing, sober living, employer-linked housing, or small landlords.

Independent housing Metro/rural bridge Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written terms, utilities, visitor rules, receipts, safety, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking approval requirements if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, lease or written terms, move-in date, and transportation plan Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, work, treatment, electronic monitoring, and travel restrictions

Area OKC Metro / surrounding counties

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Oklahoma City Metro For people on probation, parole, pretrial release, treatment court, tribal supervision, DOC-related supervision, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, recovery home, family address, motel stay, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, tribal reentry staff, treatment court contact, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether a county transfer, travel approval, residence approval, or written permission is needed.

Prepare Full address, provider/landlord contact, house rules, residents, fees, curfew, move-in date, transportation, treatment schedule, and employment plan Keep proof of intake, application, phone interview, appointment, or denial when available

Area Oklahoma City Metro

Tulsa Metro

Counties: Tulsa, Rogers, Wagoner, Creek, and Osage. Cities and communities include Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, Sand Springs, Glenpool, Sapulpa, Claremore, Catoosa, Coweta, Wagoner, Skiatook, Pawhuska-adjacent routes, and surrounding Tulsa Metro communities.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Tulsa Shelter, Day Center, Mission & Recovery Providers

Tulsa Day Center — Day Shelter, Night Shelter & Housing Help Major Tulsa homeless-services provider offering day shelter, clothing, medical assistance, housing navigation, and shelter connection. Tulsa Day Center states all are welcome during the day and that its night shelter is open to women and men age 55+.

Day Shelter Night shelter: women / men 55+ Housing support

Contact Tulsa Day Center get help 415 W. Archer St., Tulsa, OK 74103 Phone: (918) 583-5588 Text alerts listed: (918) 205-4737

Ask Day shelter hours, night shelter eligibility, housing navigation, medical clinic, clothing room, street outreach, documents, and verification of contact Tell staff if you are on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring and need a verifiable housing route

Area Downtown Tulsa / Tulsa County

John 3:16 Mission — Downtown Shelter Direct Tulsa emergency-shelter path. John 3:16 Mission lists a Downtown Shelter at 506 N. Cheyenne Ave. and a separate Refuge main office on N. 39th W. Ave. Confirm current intake route, population served, and bed availability before travel.

Emergency Shelter Downtown Tulsa Confirm intake

Contact John 3:16 Mission contact Downtown Shelter: 506 N. Cheyenne Ave., Tulsa, OK 74103 Phone: (918) 587-1187

Ask Current shelter availability, intake hours, ID expectations, meals, clothing, chapel/program rules, curfew, belongings, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Tulsa / Downtown

John 3:16 Mission — The Refuge / Men’s Residential Recovery Residential recovery path for men through John 3:16 Mission’s New Creation program. John 3:16 says men can call 918-574-8684, email mensministries@john316mission.org, or visit the Refuge campus to speak with an intake counselor.

Residential Recovery Men’s program Program rules apply

Intake Men’s residential recovery The Refuge: 575 N. 39th W. Ave., Tulsa, OK 74127 Intake: (918) 574-8684 Email: mensministries@john316mission.org

Ask Admission requirements, current openings, program length, sobriety rules, medication policy, MAT policy, employment expectations, verification letters, and supervision compatibility Ask whether people on probation, parole, treatment court, or tribal supervision can participate

Area Tulsa / West Tulsa recovery path

John 3:16 Mission — Family & Youth Center Family/youth service route listed by John 3:16 Mission. Use this for family-oriented or youth-linked support questions, but confirm whether the center provides shelter, case management, food, clothing, recovery support, or referral linkage for the person’s situation.

Family / youth path Direct Tulsa provider Confirm service type

Contact John 3:16 Mission locations 2027 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Tulsa, OK 74106 Phone: (918) 592-1186

Ask Family/youth eligibility, services provided, documents, case-management options, shelter/referral linkage, meals, clothing, and verification of contact Ask whether court, juvenile, tribal, or supervision involvement affects eligibility

Area North Tulsa / families and youth

The Salvation Army Tulsa — Center of Hope Large-capacity Tulsa emergency shelter and service provider. The Salvation Army describes Center of Hope as the largest-capacity emergency shelter in the community, with meals and case management; local listings show 102 N. Denver Ave. and phone 918-582-7201.

Emergency Shelter Meals / case management Large-capacity shelter

Contact Center of Hope 102 N. Denver Ave., Tulsa, OK 74103 Phone: (918) 582-7201

Ask Current shelter availability, intake hours, eligibility, family/single adult rules, meals, case management, housing placement support, documents, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Downtown Tulsa / Tulsa County

Housing Solutions Tulsa — Homelessness System Navigation Tulsa-area homelessness system partner and Continuum of Care lead. Use this path when the person needs coordinated housing navigation, outreach connection, system information, or partner routing beyond a single shelter bed.

System navigation CoC / housing partners Not walk-in shelter

Info housingsolutionstulsa.org Use with direct providers for practical placement steps.

Ask Coordinated access, outreach, shelter partners, housing navigation, homelessness documentation, permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, and partner referrals Ask how supervision, reentry, or tribal jurisdiction issues should be documented for housing navigation

Area Tulsa County / regional homelessness system

DVIS — Emergency Shelter, Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault & Trafficking Safety-focused Tulsa shelter path. DVIS describes its emergency shelter as a temporary 91+ bed facility serving survivors of all backgrounds, and lists a 24/7 crisis line for advocacy and emergency support.

Safety Shelter DV / sexual assault / trafficking Confidential access

Crisis line DVIS emergency shelter 24/7 crisis line: (918) 7HELP-ME / (918) 743-5763 Toll free: 1-833-338-5763 Text SAFE to 207-777 or 1-833-338-5763 during listed text hours

Ask safely Safe intake, emergency shelter, transportation, children/pet rules, confidentiality, phone safety, advocacy, trafficking support, and how to report safely if supervised Do not share confidential shelter locations publicly or with unsafe parties

Area Tulsa / confidential safety access

OKARR Recovery Residences — Tulsa Metro Use OKARR to identify certified recovery homes in Tulsa and nearby cities. Recovery homes may be a better practical fit than emergency shelter for people in treatment court, substance-use recovery, or reentry stabilization, but each home has its own intake and rules.

Certified recovery housing Tulsa Metro House rules vary

Search OKARR housing search Call each home directly before travel or payment.

Ask each home Open beds, fees, gender eligibility, drug testing, medication policy, MAT policy, curfew, visitor rules, employment requirements, transportation, relapse policy, and verification letters Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, treatment court, tribal supervision, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Tulsa Metro / recovery housing

🛠️ Confirm First County Paths, Private Housing, Rural Bridges & Supervision Planning

Tulsa County Housing-Stability Path Tulsa County access may involve Tulsa Day Center, John 3:16 Mission, Salvation Army Center of Hope, DVIS safety shelter, Housing Solutions Tulsa, OKARR recovery homes, private landlords, motel bridges, family placement, and supervision-aware reentry planning.

County path Direct provider cluster Use provider route first

Start with Tulsa Day Center for daytime shelter/housing navigation, John 3:16 or Center of Hope for emergency shelter, DVIS for safety shelter, and OKARR for recovery housing. Use Housing Solutions Tulsa for system navigation and partner routing.

Prepare Current location, phone access, household type, ID if available, income/benefits, release papers, supervision contact, treatment schedule, and transportation plan Ask whether provider contact, intake, application, stay, or denial can be documented in writing

Area Tulsa County

Broken Arrow / Bixby / Jenks / Owasso / Sand Springs Housing-Stability Path Suburban Tulsa housing access may involve Tulsa-based shelters, local landlords, motels, recovery homes, family placement, churches/community agencies, DVIS for safety, and transportation planning into Tulsa for services. Direct shelter capacity may be concentrated inside Tulsa.

Suburban path Tulsa provider bridge Transportation matters

Access Use named Tulsa providers for emergency shelter and day support, then build a local landlord, recovery, family, or motel plan if shelter is not available. Confirm whether travel into Tulsa is allowed if supervised.

Prepare Proposed address, transportation plan, phone access, income proof, release papers if applicable, supervision contact, and treatment/work schedule Ask whether the address or provider contact can be verified for court or supervision

Area Broken Arrow / Bixby / Jenks / Owasso / Sand Springs

Rogers County / Claremore / Catoosa Housing-Stability Path Rogers County housing access may require a Tulsa Metro bridge: direct shelter/day services in Tulsa, local landlords, recovery homes, motels, family placement, tribal/community resources where applicable, and county/community agencies for stabilization.

County path Tulsa Metro bridge Confirm local capacity

Access Start with known Tulsa providers for emergency shelter if local options are unavailable, then search for local recovery housing, room rentals, or family placement. Confirm whether a Tulsa placement creates travel or county-transfer issues if supervised.

Prepare ID, income/benefits, household information, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether placement can be documented for court, parole, probation, tribal supervision, or treatment court

Area Claremore / Catoosa / Rogers County

Wagoner County / Coweta / Wagoner Housing-Stability Path Wagoner County access may involve Tulsa-area shelter providers, local landlords, family placement, motels, recovery homes, tribal/community resources where applicable, and county/community agencies. Confirm local capacity before travel because direct shelter options may be limited.

County path Tulsa / Eastern OK bridge Plan before travel

Access Use named Tulsa providers for immediate shelter/day-center access, then build a local landlord, recovery home, family placement, or motel bridge if direct beds are unavailable. Confirm whether out-of-county placement can be approved if supervised.

Prepare Current location, phone access, income, proposed address, transportation plan, release papers if applicable, and reporting/treatment schedule Ask whether rural or out-of-county housing can satisfy supervision, work, treatment, and emergency-contact needs

Area Wagoner / Coweta / Wagoner County

Creek County / Sapulpa / Bristow Housing-Stability Path Creek County may require a Tulsa Metro bridge plus local private housing: Tulsa shelters/day centers, recovery homes, motel bridges, local landlords, family placement, churches/community agencies, tribal resources where applicable, and supervision-aware planning.

County path Tulsa bridge / private housing Confirm approval/travel

Access Start with named Tulsa providers for shelter/day support when local options are unavailable. Use local landlords, recovery housing, family placement, or motel options only after checking approval requirements if supervised.

Prepare Proposed address, landlord/host contact, transportation plan, income proof, phone access, supervision contact, and treatment/work schedule Ask whether the placement can be verified and whether cross-county travel is allowed

Area Sapulpa / Bristow / Creek County

Osage County / Skiatook / Pawhuska Housing-Stability Path Osage County access may require Tulsa provider bridges, local landlords, motels, family placement, recovery housing, and tribal/community resources where applicable. Distance and transportation can affect reporting, treatment, and work compliance.

County / tribal path Tulsa bridge Distance matters

Access Use named Tulsa providers for emergency shelter/day-center needs, and local/tribal/community resources for stabilization where applicable. Confirm whether out-of-county or tribal-jurisdiction placement affects supervision reporting.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, phone access, income, transportation, release papers if applicable, tribal/community contact if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether rural placement can satisfy reporting, treatment, work, and emergency-contact needs

Area Skiatook / Pawhuska / Osage County

Private Landlords, Motels, Room Rentals & Recovery Housing — Tulsa Metro Private housing may be the fastest workable option when Tulsa shelters are full or unsuitable. Options may include rooms, shared housing, motels, extended-stay hotels, family placement, recovery housing, sober living, employer-linked housing, or small landlords.

Independent housing Metro/rural bridge Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written terms, utilities, visitor rules, receipts, safety, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking approval requirements if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, lease or written terms, move-in date, and transportation plan Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, work, treatment, electronic monitoring, and travel restrictions

Area Tulsa Metro / surrounding counties

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Tulsa Metro For people on probation, parole, pretrial release, treatment court, tribal supervision, DOC-related supervision, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, recovery home, family address, motel stay, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, tribal reentry staff, treatment court contact, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether a county transfer, travel approval, tribal-jurisdiction issue, residence approval, or written permission is needed.

Prepare Full address, provider/landlord contact, house rules, residents, fees, curfew, move-in date, transportation, treatment schedule, and employment plan Keep proof of intake, application, phone interview, appointment, or denial when available

Area Tulsa Metro

Central Oklahoma

Counties: Cleveland, Payne, Pottawatomie, Logan, Lincoln, and McClain. Cities and communities include Norman, Moore, Noble, Purcell, Lexington, Stillwater, Perkins, Cushing, Shawnee, Tecumseh, Seminole-adjacent routes, Guthrie, Edmond-adjacent routes, Chandler, Prague, Meeker, Newcastle, Blanchard, and surrounding Central Oklahoma communities.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Norman, Stillwater, Shawnee & Central Oklahoma Providers

Food and Shelter — Norman Housing and Shelter Assistance Direct Norman provider for people needing food, shelter, and housing assistance. Food and Shelter instructs people with nowhere to sleep to come by or call for emergency shelter options and lists case managers at 201 Reed Avenue.

Shelter / housing help Norman Call or visit; do not email requests

Contact Food and Shelter — need shelter 201 Reed Ave., Norman, OK 73071 Phone: (405) 360-4954

Ask Emergency shelter options, housing application, case management, day shelter support, food access, documents, current availability, and proof-of-contact documentation Ask whether staff can document intake, application, appointment, denial, or shelter contact for court or supervision

Area Norman / Cleveland County

City Care — Norman Night Shelter Direct Norman overnight shelter path. City Care lists the Norman night shelter at 109 W. Gray Street and describes it as a place where men and women can rest and begin addressing the root causes of homelessness and transition back into stable housing.

Night Shelter Norman Low-barrier shelter path

Contact City Care contact 109 W. Gray St., Norman, OK 73069 Phone listed by City Care: (405) 366-5209 Hours listed by City Care: 5:00 p.m.–6:00 a.m.

Ask Current check-in time, bed availability, eligibility, ID expectations, belongings rules, length-of-stay rules, case management, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Norman / Cleveland County

City of Norman — Current Shelter Information City-level shelter information for Norman. The City of Norman states it has an emergency shelter services contract with City Care to operate a low-barrier shelter at James Garner Avenue and West Gray Street, with daily check-in at 5 p.m.

City shelter information Norman Check current operations

City page Norman shelter information Daily check-in listed: 5:00 p.m. More information listed: (405) 652-1112

Ask Current operating status, check-in time, low-barrier rules, provider contact, length of stay, documents, service connection, and verification letters Confirm whether City Care or Food and Shelter is the correct current access route for the person’s situation

Area Norman / Cleveland County

Mission of Hope — Stillwater Homeless Shelter Direct Stillwater provider offering emergency shelter, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, prevention, and outreach, with support services including food, case management, life-skills training, laundry, and transportation.

Emergency + transitional housing PSH / RRH / prevention Stillwater

Contact Mission of Hope listing 1804 S. Perkins Rd., Stillwater, OK 74074 Phone: (405) 332-5521 stillwatermoh.org

Ask Emergency shelter availability, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, prevention, outreach, documents, case management, and verification letters Ask whether services can coordinate with probation, parole, treatment court, tribal supervision, reentry staff, or electronic monitoring

Area Stillwater / Payne County

Payne County Youth Services — Youth Shelter / Transitional Living Path Youth-specific housing and support path in Stillwater. Local Payne County resources list Payne County Youth Services as providing foster care, transitional living, and emergency youth shelter services.

Youth shelter path Transitional living Age-specific

Local resource Payne County housing/shelter resources 2224 W. 12th St., Stillwater, OK Phone listed: (405) 377-3380

Ask Age eligibility, emergency youth shelter availability, transitional living, foster care links, documents, guardian/court involvement, and case-management requirements Ask how juvenile court, probation, tribal services, or case management should coordinate safely

Area Stillwater / Payne County / youth-specific

Wings of Hope — Safety Shelter / Domestic Violence Path Safety-focused housing route in Payne County for people affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, or immediate danger. Use safe contact methods and confirm confidential shelter access directly.

Safety shelter Payne County Confidential access

Local resource Payne County shelter resource list Phone listed: (405) 372-9922 Confirm current hotline and safe intake before travel.

Ask safely Safe intake, confidential shelter, transportation, children/pet rules, protective-order support, phone safety, documents, and how to report safely if supervised Do not share confidential shelter locations publicly or with unsafe parties

Area Stillwater / Payne County / confidential access

Gateway to Prevention and Recovery — Shawnee Recovery and Behavioral Health Path Shawnee/Pottawatomie provider for addiction, mental-health, prevention, treatment, wellness, and recovery services. Gateway is not an emergency shelter, but it can be important when housing stability depends on treatment, recovery support, case management, or court/supervision compliance.

Recovery / treatment support Shawnee Not emergency shelter

Contact gatewaytoprevention.org 36609 W. 45th St., Shawnee, OK 74804 Phone: (405) 273-1170

Ask Recovery support, outpatient treatment, case management, behavioral-health services, documents, court/treatment-court coordination, and housing-related partner referrals Ask whether service participation can be documented for probation, parole, treatment court, tribal supervision, or reentry staff

Area Shawnee / Pottawatomie County

OKARR Recovery Residences — Central Oklahoma Use OKARR to identify certified recovery homes and sober living options in Central Oklahoma. Recovery housing may be more useful than emergency shelter for people in treatment court, substance-use recovery, supervision, or reentry stabilization.

Certified recovery housing Central Oklahoma House rules vary

Search OKARR housing search Call each home directly before travel or payment.

Ask each home Open beds, fees, gender eligibility, medication policy, MAT policy, drug testing, visitor rules, curfew, transportation, relapse policy, and verification letters Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, treatment court, tribal supervision, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Central Oklahoma / recovery housing

🛠️ Confirm First County, Rural Bridge, Private Housing & Supervision Paths

Cleveland County / Norman / Moore Housing-Stability Path Cleveland County access may involve Food and Shelter, City Care Norman Night Shelter, OKC-area providers, local landlords, motels, recovery homes, family placement, churches/community agencies, and supervision-aware private housing.

County path Norman / Moore Use direct providers first

Start with Food and Shelter for housing/shelter help and City Care Norman Night Shelter for overnight shelter. Use OKC providers only after confirming transportation and supervision approval if required.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, income, ID, phone access, transportation plan, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether intake, application, appointment, stay, or denial can be documented in writing

Area Norman / Moore / Cleveland County

Payne County / Stillwater Housing-Stability Path Payne County access may involve Mission of Hope, Payne County Youth Services, Wings of Hope, local landlords, recovery housing, family placement, student-market rental constraints, churches/community agencies, and county/community resources.

County path Stillwater providers Plan around transportation

Start with Mission of Hope for adult homelessness and housing programs, Youth Services for youth, and Wings of Hope for safety-related shelter needs. Use local landlords or recovery housing only after verifying rules and approval requirements.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, treatment schedule, and supervision contact Ask whether provider contact can be verified for court, probation, parole, or tribal supervision

Area Stillwater / Payne County

Pottawatomie County / Shawnee Housing-Stability Path Shawnee-area housing may involve local providers, Gateway recovery and behavioral-health support, private landlords, motels, family placement, churches/community agencies, tribal services where applicable, and Oklahoma City providers when local options are full or unavailable.

County path Shawnee / OKC bridge Confirm local capacity

Access Start with local providers when known, Gateway for treatment/recovery linkage, and OKC providers only when a regional shelter route is realistic. Confirm whether out-of-county placement is allowed if supervised.

Prepare ID, income/benefits, household information, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether placement, treatment, or service participation can be documented for court or supervision

Area Shawnee / Tecumseh / Pottawatomie County

Logan County / Guthrie / Edmond-Adjacent Housing-Stability Path Logan County may require a practical Oklahoma City/Edmond-adjacent bridge: local landlords, motel options, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, county resources, and OKC providers when immediate shelter is needed.

County path OKC / Edmond bridge Confirm travel approval

Access Use named OKC providers for emergency shelter/day-center needs if local direct shelter options are unavailable. Confirm whether a move toward OKC or Edmond changes reporting, treatment, or county-transfer requirements.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, income, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether rural or out-of-county housing can satisfy reporting, work, treatment, and emergency-contact needs

Area Guthrie / Logan County / Edmond-adjacent routes

Lincoln County / Chandler / Prague / Meeker Housing-Stability Path Lincoln County may have limited direct shelter infrastructure. Housing planning may require local landlords, motels, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, county resources, Shawnee providers, or Oklahoma City providers for direct shelter access.

Rural county path Shawnee / OKC bridge Plan before travel

Access Use local private housing and recovery options where practical, and use Shawnee or OKC providers when direct shelter is required. Confirm travel and address approval before moving if supervised.

Prepare Proposed address, landlord/host contact, transportation, income proof, phone access, release papers if applicable, and treatment/work schedule Ask whether placement can be verified and whether travel across counties is allowed

Area Chandler / Prague / Meeker / Lincoln County

McClain County / Newcastle / Blanchard / Purcell Housing-Stability Path McClain County access may involve Norman or OKC provider bridges, local landlords, motels, family placement, recovery homes, churches/community agencies, and county/community resources. Formal shelter infrastructure may be limited compared with Norman or Oklahoma City.

County path Norman / OKC bridge Confirm local capacity

Access Use Norman or OKC named providers for immediate shelter/day support when local options are not available. Build a private landlord, recovery home, family placement, or motel plan with approval requirements in mind.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, phone access, income proof, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether the address supports reporting, treatment, work, curfew, and travel restrictions

Area Newcastle / Blanchard / Purcell / McClain County

Private Landlords, Motels, Room Rentals & Recovery Housing — Central Oklahoma Private housing may be the fastest workable option when formal shelter options are full or distant. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, small landlords, weekly motels, family placement, recovery housing, sober living, employer-linked housing, or faith/community host arrangements.

Independent housing County bridge path Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written terms, utilities, visitor rules, receipts, safety, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking approval requirements if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, lease or written terms, move-in date, transportation plan, and phone access Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, work, treatment, electronic monitoring, and travel restrictions

Area Central Oklahoma

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Central Oklahoma For people on probation, parole, pretrial release, treatment court, tribal supervision, DOC-related supervision, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, recovery home, family address, motel stay, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, tribal reentry staff, treatment court contact, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether county transfer, travel approval, tribal-jurisdiction issue, residence approval, or written permission is needed.

Prepare Full address, provider/landlord contact, house rules, residents, fees, curfew, move-in date, transportation, treatment schedule, and employment plan Keep proof of intake, application, phone interview, appointment, or denial when available

Area Central Oklahoma

Southwest Oklahoma

Counties: Comanche, Grady, Stephens, Jackson, Carter, Tillman, Cotton, Jefferson, Caddo, Kiowa, Greer, Harmon, Beckham, Washita, Love, Marshall, Murray, and surrounding Southwest/Southern Oklahoma communities. Cities and communities include Lawton, Fort Sill, Cache, Elgin, Chickasha, Anadarko-adjacent routes, Duncan, Marlow, Altus, Mangum, Hobart, Frederick, Walters, Ardmore, Lone Grove, Madill, Marietta, Sulphur, Davis, and nearby rural areas.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Lawton, Chickasha, Ardmore & Southwest Oklahoma Providers

C. Carter Crane Shelter — Lawton Emergency Shelter Direct Lawton emergency shelter for homeless men, women, and children. The City of Lawton describes C. Carter Crane as providing emergency shelter for up to six weeks, supportive case management, employment/housing assistance, transportation support, and hygiene items.

Emergency Shelter Men / women / children Case management

City listing C. Carter Crane Shelter listing 1203 SW Texas Ave., Lawton, OK 73501 Confirm current phone/intake before travel.

Ask Current bed availability, intake hours, documents, family eligibility, length of stay, case management, transportation support, employment/housing help, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Lawton / Comanche County

The Salvation Army of Lawton — Shelter and Meals Direct Lawton shelter path. The Salvation Army of Lawton states its shelter is open to men, single women, and families without a place to stay, with breakfast and dinner provided; people seeking shelter must check in by 5 p.m. and availability may vary.

Shelter / meals Men / single women / families Check in by 5 p.m.

Contact Lawton Salvation Army services Lawton Corps: 1306 SW E Ave., Lawton, OK Location listing

Ask Current shelter availability, check-in time, documents, family rules, meals, case management, warming center status, length of stay, and verification letters Ask whether shelter stay can be documented for court, probation, parole, tribal supervision, or reentry planning

Area Lawton / Comanche County

Family Promise of Lawton — Family Shelter / Family Stabilization Path Direct family-focused provider in Lawton. Family Promise of Lawton states its mission is to equip and empower homeless families with children to achieve sustainable independence.

Family housing path Families with children Family-specific eligibility

Info Family Promise of Lawton Confirm current intake, capacity, and referral process before travel.

Ask Family eligibility, current openings, children’s documents, shelter or housing-stabilization process, case management, employment/housing planning, and verification letters Ask how court, probation, parole, tribal supervision, or child-welfare involvement should be communicated if applicable

Area Lawton / Comanche County / families

City of Lawton — Essential Resources for the Homeless City-level homelessness resource page for Lawton. The City notes that referrals are made through local homeless shelters, the Lawton Police Department, or city homeless committees, and provides a city contact for more information.

City resource route Shelter referral support Use with direct shelters

City page Lawton homeless resources Use this to verify current local shelter/referral routes when direct providers are full or unavailable.

Ask Current local shelter contacts, referral steps, warming/cooling center status, city homelessness committee contacts, and emergency options Ask whether any contact or referral can be documented for court or supervision

Area Lawton / Comanche County

Resurrection House and Life Skills Institute — Chickasha Shelter Direct Chickasha shelter and life-skills provider. Resurrection House states it offers a free overnight shelter, life-skills training, and a work-readiness program; the shelter page instructs people to come to 701 W. Colorado Ave. for check-in at 4 p.m. Monday–Friday and to call first to confirm beds.

Overnight shelter Life skills / work readiness Call to confirm beds

Check-in Resurrection House shelter page 701 W. Colorado Ave., Chickasha, OK 73018 Call: 866-277-4788 Check-in listed: 4 p.m. Monday–Friday

Ask Current bed availability, check-in rules, documents, length of stay, life-skills program, work-readiness program, meals, case management, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Chickasha / Grady County

Life Skills Institute — Residential Living / Program Housing Path Program-based residential living path connected to Resurrection House. The Life Skills Institute describes a Christian residential living and program facility for individuals and families dealing with life struggles.

Residential program Individuals / families Program rules apply

Info Life Skills Institute Confirm program eligibility and current openings directly.

Ask Residential program eligibility, family acceptance, program length, work-readiness expectations, fees if any, documents, rules, and verification letters Ask whether people with probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or reentry requirements can participate

Area Chickasha / Grady County

Grace Center of Southern Oklahoma — Day Center and Homelessness Prevention Direct Ardmore/Southern Oklahoma provider working to prevent homelessness and provide essential services to people experiencing homelessness. The Grace Day Center offers a daytime resource with showers, laundry, snacks/coffee, and basic-needs services while people work toward stability.

Day Center Homelessness prevention Ardmore

Contact Grace Center of Southern Oklahoma Grace Center services Grace Day Center: 691 12th Ave. NW, Ardmore, OK 73401 Listed day center hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Ask Day center services, showers, laundry, basic needs, homelessness prevention, case management, documents, housing navigation, and current overnight shelter connections Ask whether contact or service participation can be verified for probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or reentry planning

Area Ardmore / Carter County / Southern Oklahoma

Grace Center — Ardmore Overnight Shelter Path Ardmore overnight shelter path. Local reporting describes the Grace Center’s overnight shelter as adding 40 beds, opening at 6 p.m., serving dinner at 7 p.m., closing after breakfast, and connecting guests with case-worker support for ID, substance-use, or mental-health needs.

Overnight shelter path Case-worker support Confirm current status

Verify Local shelter report Grace Center main site Call/confirm current overnight shelter operations before travel.

Ask Current overnight shelter status, check-in time, bed availability, documents, meals, case-worker support, ID help, mental-health/substance-use linkage, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Ardmore / Carter County

OKARR Recovery Residences — Southwest / Southern Oklahoma Use OKARR to search certified recovery residences and sober living options in Lawton, Chickasha, Ardmore-adjacent areas, and surrounding counties. Recovery housing may be more practical than emergency shelter for people in treatment court, substance-use recovery, reentry supervision, or rural stabilization.

Certified recovery housing Southwest Oklahoma House rules vary

Search OKARR housing search Call each home directly before travel or payment.

Ask each home Open beds, fees, gender eligibility, medication policy, MAT policy, drug testing, visitor rules, curfew, transportation, relapse policy, and verification letters Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, treatment court, tribal supervision, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Southwest / Southern Oklahoma recovery housing

🛠️ Confirm First County, Rural Bridge, Private Housing & Supervision Paths

Comanche County / Lawton / Fort Sill Housing-Stability Path Comanche County has stronger direct shelter infrastructure than many rural counties: C. Carter Crane Shelter, Salvation Army Lawton, Family Promise of Lawton, city resource pathways, recovery housing, local landlords, motels, family placement, and Fort Sill-adjacent support networks where applicable.

County path Direct shelter cluster Confirm provider rules

Start with C. Carter Crane for general emergency shelter, Salvation Army for shelter/meals, and Family Promise for families with children. Use private housing, recovery housing, or motel bridges only after checking supervision approval if required.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, ID, income, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, supervision contact, and treatment/work schedule Ask whether provider contact, shelter stay, intake, appointment, or denial can be documented in writing

Area Lawton / Fort Sill / Comanche County

Grady County / Chickasha Housing-Stability Path Grady County access should start with Resurrection House for overnight shelter and life-skills/work-readiness support when appropriate. If full or ineligible, practical backup may include local landlords, motels, recovery homes, churches/community agencies, family placement, or OKC-area providers.

County path Chickasha provider Call before travel

Start with Resurrection House shelter/check-in route and Life Skills Institute program path. Use OKC providers only after confirming transportation and any supervision travel approval.

Prepare ID if available, current location, proposed address, income, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether intake or check-in can be verified for court, probation, parole, tribal supervision, or treatment court

Area Chickasha / Grady County

Stephens County / Duncan / Marlow Housing-Stability Path Stephens County may have limited direct shelter infrastructure compared with Lawton or Chickasha. Housing planning may require local landlords, weekly motels, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, county/community resources, and regional referral to Lawton, Chickasha, or Ardmore providers.

County path Duncan / regional referral Plan before travel

Access Use local private housing and recovery options first where practical, then check Lawton, Chickasha, or Ardmore provider routes if direct shelter is needed. Confirm whether regional placement can be approved if supervised.

Prepare Proposed address, landlord/host contact, transportation, income proof, phone access, release papers if applicable, and treatment/work schedule Ask whether the address supports reporting, treatment, work, curfew, and travel restrictions

Area Duncan / Marlow / Stephens County

Jackson County / Altus Housing-Stability Path Altus/Jackson County housing may require a practical rural plan: local landlords, motels, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, county/community resources, and regional referral to Lawton or other Southwest Oklahoma providers when direct shelter options are unavailable.

Rural county path Altus / military-adjacent Distance matters

Access Check local private housing, motels, recovery homes, and community agencies before arranging long-distance shelter travel. Confirm whether a Lawton or other regional placement is allowed if supervised.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, phone access, income, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether rural housing can satisfy reporting, treatment, work, and emergency-contact needs

Area Altus / Jackson County

Carter County / Ardmore Housing-Stability Path Carter County has a direct homeless-services anchor through the Grace Center of Southern Oklahoma. Depending on need and availability, the housing plan may also involve private landlords, motels, recovery homes, family placement, churches/community agencies, county/community resources, or regional referral.

County path Grace Center anchor Confirm overnight status

Start with Grace Center day center/homelessness prevention services and confirm whether overnight shelter is currently operating. Use private housing or recovery housing only after checking address approval if supervised.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether provider contact, day center use, shelter stay, or case-worker activity can be documented in writing

Area Ardmore / Carter County

Tillman / Cotton / Jefferson / Caddo / Kiowa / Greer / Harmon / Beckham / Washita Rural Housing Path These rural Southwest Oklahoma counties may have limited formal shelter infrastructure. Practical plans may involve local landlords, weekly motels, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, county resources, tribal/community resources where applicable, and regional referral to Lawton, Chickasha, Ardmore, or OKC providers.

Rural county path Private housing / regional referral Call before travel

Access Build the local plan first: landlord, motel, recovery home, family host, church/community agency, or county/community resource. Use regional shelters only after confirming beds, transportation, and supervision approval if required.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, landlord/host contact, income, transportation, phone access, release papers if applicable, and reporting/treatment schedule Ask whether remote housing can satisfy work, treatment, reporting, curfew, and emergency-contact needs

Area Rural Southwest Oklahoma

Love / Marshall / Murray County Housing-Stability Path Southern Oklahoma counties near Ardmore may rely on Grace Center, local landlords, motels, recovery homes, family placement, churches/community agencies, county/community resources, and regional referral to Ardmore, Durant, or North Texas-adjacent resources where appropriate and allowed.

Southern OK path Ardmore / Durant bridge Confirm jurisdiction/travel

Access Start with Ardmore-area direct provider routes, local landlords, motels, and recovery housing before arranging long-distance travel. Confirm whether cross-county or cross-state resources affect supervision reporting.

Prepare Proposed address, landlord/host contact, income proof, transportation, phone access, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether the address can be verified and whether travel is approved if supervised

Area Madill / Marietta / Sulphur / Davis / Southern Oklahoma

Private Landlords, Motels, Room Rentals & Recovery Housing — Southwest Oklahoma Private housing is often essential in Southwest Oklahoma where shelter beds are limited or spread across long distances. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, local landlords, motels, extended stays, family placement, sober living, recovery homes, employer-linked housing, or faith/community host arrangements.

Independent housing Rural practical path Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written terms, utilities, visitor rules, receipts, safety, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking approval requirements if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, lease or written terms, move-in date, transportation plan, and phone access Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, work, treatment, electronic monitoring, and travel restrictions

Area Southwest / Southern Oklahoma

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Southwest Oklahoma For people on probation, parole, pretrial release, treatment court, tribal supervision, DOC-related supervision, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, recovery home, family address, motel stay, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, tribal reentry staff, treatment court contact, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether county transfer, travel approval, tribal-jurisdiction issue, residence approval, electronic-monitoring compatibility, or written permission is needed.

Prepare Full address, directions if rural, provider/landlord contact, house rules, residents, fees, curfew, move-in date, transportation, treatment schedule, and employment plan Keep proof of intake, application, phone interview, appointment, denial, or shelter stay when available

Area Southwest Oklahoma

Northwest & North-Central Oklahoma

Counties: Garfield, Woodward, Kay, Washington, Woods, Alfalfa, Grant, Major, Harper, Ellis, Beaver, Texas, Cimarron, Noble, Pawnee, Osage, Nowata, Craig, and surrounding North-Central / Northwest Oklahoma communities. Cities and communities include Enid, Woodward, Ponca City, Bartlesville, Alva, Fairview, Cherokee, Medford, Perry, Pawnee, Pawhuska, Blackwell, Newkirk, Guymon, Beaver, Boise City, and nearby rural areas.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Enid, Woodward, Ponca City & Bartlesville Provider Anchors

Hope Outreach — Enid Day Center / Homeless Services Direct Enid homeless-services anchor. Resource listings identify Hope Outreach at 815 W. Maine in Enid, with administrative and intake/service phone numbers. Listed services include day-center support, shower and laundry facilities, mailing address, message phone, coffee, snacks, and connection to community assistance.

Day center Shower / laundry Enid

Contact hopeoutreach.org Hope Outreach service listing 815 W. Maine, Enid, OK 73701 Administrative: (580) 237-4673 Service/intake listed: (580) 237-1097 / (580) 237-2292

Ask Current day-center hours, shelter or referral options, shower/laundry access, mail/message services, documents, case support, housing navigation, and proof-of-contact documentation Ask whether staff can document contact, appointment, service use, referral, or denial for court or supervision

Area Enid / Garfield County

Hope Outreach — Community Assistance / Administrative Route Use this route for non-emergency resource coordination in Enid. Hope Outreach lists its administrative office hours as Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m., and provides a general phone number and email contact.

Community assistance Administrative contact Confirm current services

Contact Hope Outreach Phone: (580) 237-4673 Email listed by provider: Brooke@HopeOutreach.org P.O. Box 1067, Enid, OK 73702

Ask Housing-related referrals, day-center access, clothing/food/community assistance, documents, current emergency resources, and partner referrals Ask whether contact can be documented for probation, parole, treatment court, tribal supervision, or reentry planning

Area Enid / Garfield County

High Plains Outreach Center — Woodward Temporary Housing Direct Woodward shelter/housing anchor. Oklahoma Homeless resource listings describe High Plains Outreach Center as a nonprofit providing temporary safe housing, with 9 beds and a maximum 30-day stay. Confirm current status and intake directly before travel.

Temporary housing Woodward Small capacity

Listing High Plains Outreach Center listing Confirm current phone, address, and bed status before travel.

Ask Current bed availability, intake hours, documents, maximum stay, rules, fees if any, case-management support, transportation, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Woodward / Woodward County

Catholic Charities — Woodward Office / Housing Navigation Direct Woodward housing-navigation and emergency-assistance route. Catholic Charities states its Woodward office provides emergency assistance, case management, and housing navigation, operating out of the Hope Center.

Housing navigation Emergency assistance Woodward

Contact Catholic Charities Woodward office Hope Center: 810 Santa Fe Ave., Suite 102, Woodward, OK 73801 Phone: (580) 324-4141 Ext. 2 Hours listed: Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–Noon and 1–3 p.m.

Ask Emergency assistance, housing navigation, case management, documents, current shelter/housing options, rental/utility support, and partner referrals Ask whether staff can document contact, intake, appointment, assistance, referral, or denial for supervision or court

Area Woodward / Northwest Oklahoma

Hope Center FRC — Woodward Day Center / Resource Route Woodward day-center and resource route. The Hope Center FRC lists 810 Santa Fe in Woodward and a phone number for assistance; Catholic Charities also identifies the Hope Center as the location for Woodward housing-navigation services.

Day center/resource route Woodward Confirm current assistance

Contact Hope Center FRC 810 Santa Fe, Woodward, OK 73801 Phone: (580) 324-4141

Ask Day center access, emergency assistance, housing-navigation connection, documents, local shelter status, case management, and partner referrals Ask whether contact or assistance can be documented for probation, parole, treatment court, or reentry planning

Area Woodward / Woodward County

Family Promise of Washington County — Bartlesville Family Housing Path Direct Bartlesville family-housing provider. Family Promise of Washington County lists its contact address at 822 S. Johnstone Avenue in Bartlesville and phone 918-815-3457; resource listings describe temporary housing for homeless families with children and day-center case management.

Family housing path Families with children Bartlesville

Contact Family Promise of Washington County 822 S. Johnstone Ave., Bartlesville, OK 74003 Phone: (918) 815-3457

Ask Family eligibility, children’s documents, current openings, day center, host-congregation model if applicable, case management, transportation, and verification letters Ask how court, probation, parole, tribal supervision, or child-welfare involvement should be communicated if applicable

Area Bartlesville / Washington County / families

Agape Mission — Bartlesville Meal and Support Route Direct Bartlesville support provider focused on meals, hunger relief, dignity, and community support. Agape Mission is not a housing placement program, but it can be a practical daytime support and referral point while someone is pursuing shelter, family placement, motel, or housing navigation.

Meals / support Bartlesville Not overnight shelter

Info Agape Mission Confirm current service hours and referral supports directly.

Ask Meal access, day support, local referrals, document support, community partners, and whether staff know current housing/shelter routes Ask whether contact or service use can be documented if needed for court or supervision

Area Bartlesville / Washington County

The Salvation Army — Ponca City Assistance Route Ponca City community-assistance anchor. Public shelter-directory listings identify the Ponca City Salvation Army at 601 S. 3rd Street and phone 580-762-7501, with food-pantry service. Use as a support/referral route rather than assuming overnight shelter.

Community assistance Ponca City Confirm housing services

Listing Ponca City Salvation Army listing 601 S. 3rd St., Ponca City, OK 74601 Phone: (580) 762-7501

Ask Food pantry, emergency assistance, rental/utility assistance, shelter referrals, documents, current partner resources, and verification of contact Ask whether they know the current local housing/shelter route for Kay County

Area Ponca City / Kay County

OKARR Recovery Residences — Northwest / North-Central Oklahoma Use OKARR to search certified recovery residences and sober living options across Northwest and North-Central Oklahoma. Recovery housing may be more practical than emergency shelter for people in treatment court, substance-use recovery, reentry supervision, or rural stabilization.

Certified recovery housing Northwest / North-Central OK House rules vary

Search OKARR housing search Call each home directly before travel or payment.

Ask each home Open beds, fees, gender eligibility, medication policy, MAT policy, drug testing, visitor rules, curfew, transportation, relapse policy, and verification letters Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, treatment court, tribal supervision, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Northwest / North-Central Oklahoma recovery housing

🛠️ Confirm First Rural County, Private Housing, Motel Bridge & Supervision Paths

Garfield County / Enid Housing-Stability Path Garfield County access should start with Hope Outreach for day-center services and community assistance. If direct shelter or housing is unavailable, practical options may include local landlords, motels, family placement, recovery homes, churches/community agencies, and regional referrals.

County path Hope Outreach anchor Confirm shelter status

Start with Hope Outreach for services, mail/message support, showers/laundry, day-center access, and local referrals. Use private housing or recovery housing only after checking approval requirements if supervised.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether contact, intake, appointment, service use, or denial can be documented in writing

Area Enid / Garfield County

Woodward County Housing-Stability Path Woodward County has several named anchors: High Plains Outreach Center for temporary safe housing, Catholic Charities for emergency assistance/case management/housing navigation, and Hope Center FRC for day-center/resource access. Because shelter capacity may be small, confirm status before travel.

County path Temporary housing / navigation Small capacity

Start with High Plains Outreach Center for temporary housing and Catholic Charities/Hope Center for emergency assistance and housing navigation. Use private housing, motels, or recovery housing as a realistic bridge if shelter is full.

Prepare Current location, ID if available, income, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether provider contact, housing navigation, or shelter stay can be documented for court or supervision

Area Woodward / Woodward County

Kay County / Ponca City / Blackwell / Newkirk Housing-Stability Path Kay County housing may require a practical mix of community assistance, local landlords, motel bridges, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, and regional referral toward Enid, Stillwater, Tulsa, or Wichita-area resources where appropriate and allowed.

County path Ponca City / regional referral Confirm local capacity

Access Start with Ponca City Salvation Army or other local community-assistance providers for current referrals, then build a private housing, motel, recovery, or family-placement plan. Confirm whether regional placement is allowed if supervised.

Prepare Proposed address, landlord/host contact, transportation, income proof, phone access, release papers if applicable, and treatment/work schedule Ask whether local or regional placement can be documented for court, probation, parole, or tribal supervision

Area Ponca City / Blackwell / Newkirk / Kay County

Washington County / Bartlesville Housing-Stability Path Washington County access should start with Family Promise for families with children and Agape Mission for meals/support referrals. For adults without children, practical housing may require private landlords, motel bridges, recovery housing, family placement, churches/community agencies, or Tulsa-area provider bridges.

County path Family Promise anchor Adult shelter capacity may be limited

Start with Family Promise for families with children, Agape Mission for meals/support referrals, and Tulsa-area named providers if direct shelter is needed and local options are unavailable. Confirm travel and address approval before relocating if supervised.

Prepare ID if available, children’s documents for family programs, income proof, proposed address, transportation, phone access, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether intake, assistance, or referral can be verified in writing

Area Bartlesville / Washington County

Panhandle / Far Northwest Rural Housing Path Woods, Alfalfa, Grant, Major, Harper, Ellis, Beaver, Texas, and Cimarron counties may have limited formal shelter infrastructure and long travel distances. Practical housing may require local landlords, motel bridges, family placement, employer-linked housing, churches/community agencies, county resources, recovery housing, or referral to Woodward, Enid, Liberal, Amarillo, or other regional providers where appropriate.

Rural county path Panhandle / far northwest Distance and travel approval matter

Access Build the local plan first: landlord, motel, family host, employer housing, recovery home, church/community agency, or county resource. Use regional shelters only after confirming beds, transportation, and supervision approval if required.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, landlord/host contact, transportation, income proof, phone access, release papers if applicable, and reporting/treatment schedule Ask whether remote housing can satisfy work, treatment, reporting, curfew, and emergency-contact needs

Area Northwest Oklahoma / Panhandle counties

Noble / Pawnee / Osage / Nowata / Craig Rural Housing Path These North-Central counties often rely on local landlords, motel bridges, family placement, tribal/community resources where applicable, recovery housing, county/community agencies, and regional provider bridges to Ponca City, Bartlesville, Tulsa, Enid, or Stillwater depending on location and transportation.

Rural / tribal-adjacent path Regional provider bridge Confirm service area

Access Use local private housing and community resources first, then bridge to Ponca City, Bartlesville, Tulsa, Enid, or Stillwater providers where appropriate. Confirm tribal jurisdiction, county travel, and reporting needs if supervised.

Prepare Proposed address, directions if rural, landlord/host contact, phone access, income, transportation, tribal/community contact if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether regional placement can be verified and approved before travel

Area North-Central Oklahoma rural counties

Private Landlords, Motels, Room Rentals & Recovery Housing — Northwest / North-Central Oklahoma Private housing is often essential in rural Northwest Oklahoma where shelter beds are limited or distant. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, local landlords, weekly motels, family placement, sober living, recovery homes, employer-linked housing, farm/ranch housing, or faith/community host arrangements.

Independent housing Rural practical path Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written terms, utilities, heat/cooling, visitor rules, receipts, safety, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking approval requirements if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, lease or written terms, move-in date, transportation plan, and phone access Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, work, treatment, electronic monitoring, and long-distance travel limitations

Area Northwest / North-Central Oklahoma

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Northwest / North-Central Oklahoma For people on probation, parole, pretrial release, treatment court, tribal supervision, DOC-related supervision, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, recovery home, family address, motel stay, farm/ranch housing, employer housing, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Rural supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, tribal reentry staff, treatment court contact, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether county transfer, travel approval, tribal-jurisdiction issue, residence approval, electronic-monitoring compatibility, rural directions, or written permission is needed.

Prepare Full address, rural directions, provider/landlord/host contact, house rules, residents, fees, curfew, move-in date, transportation, treatment schedule, and employment plan Keep proof of intake, application, phone interview, appointment, denial, shelter stay, or service contact when available

Area Northwest / North-Central Oklahoma

Southeast & Eastern Oklahoma

Counties: Pittsburg, Muskogee, Bryan, Pontotoc, Cherokee, Le Flore, Atoka, Coal, Hughes, Haskell, Latimer, McIntosh, Okmulgee, Okfuskee, Pushmataha, Choctaw, McCurtain, Marshall, Johnston, Seminole, Sequoyah, Adair, Delaware, Mayes, Ottawa, and surrounding Eastern/Southeastern Oklahoma communities. Cities and communities include McAlester, Muskogee, Durant, Ada, Tahlequah, Poteau, Sallisaw, Hugo, Idabel, Antlers, Atoka, Holdenville, Eufaula, Okmulgee, Okemah, Wilburton, Stigler, Miami, Jay, Grove, Pryor, and tribal-jurisdiction service areas.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path McAlester, Muskogee, Ada, Durant & Eastern Oklahoma Provider Anchors

Hope House of McAlester — Women and Children Supportive Shelter Direct McAlester shelter path for women and children. Hope House describes itself as a private, faith-based supportive shelter program helping women and children break the cycle of homelessness, with safe shelter, stability, recovery support, job-search assistance, transportation assistance, life-skills training, specialized classes, and family reunification support.

Women / children shelter Supportive shelter McAlester

Contact hopehousemcalester.us McAlester city resources list Hope House / women’s shelter: (918) 423-4673 Confirm current address, bed status, and intake route before travel.

Ask Current availability, women/children eligibility, documents, program length, recovery support, life-skills classes, transportation assistance, job-search assistance, family reunification, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area McAlester / Pittsburg County

Good Samaritan Outreach — McAlester Men’s Shelter Direct McAlester shelter path for men. Public housing-resource listings describe Good Samaritan Outreach as helping men in need rebuild by providing temporary housing, meals, and job-placement support, with an address on East Cherokee Avenue.

Men’s shelter Temporary housing Meals / job placement

Contact 20 E. Cherokee Ave., McAlester, OK 74501 Phone listed: (918) 429-7773 Good Samaritan Outreach listing

Ask Current bed availability, intake hours, documents, length of stay, meals, job-placement support, curfew, program rules, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area McAlester / Pittsburg County

City of McAlester — Housing and Shelter Resource Route City-level resource page listing local housing and shelter contacts, including Compassion 365, McAlester Housing Authority, Krebs Housing Authority, Hope House, men’s shelter, women’s shelter, women’s domestic-abuse shelter, and youth emergency shelter. Use this to confirm McAlester-area local routes without sending users into a broad statewide search loop.

City resource route Named local contacts Confirm current status

City page McAlester assistance resources Men’s Shelter: (918) 429-7773 Women’s Shelter / Hope House: (918) 423-4673 Women’s Domestic Abuse Shelter: (918) 423-0032

Ask Which shelter route fits the person’s household, current availability, intake rules, documents, safety needs, housing authority options, and local referral requirements Ask for written confirmation of intake, appointment, referral, denial, or housing application when available

Area McAlester / Pittsburg County

Gospel Rescue Mission — Muskogee Shelter and Recovery Path Direct Muskogee shelter and recovery provider. Resource-directory listings describe Gospel Rescue Mission as a full-service homeless shelter serving Muskogee since 1931, with shelter for men, women, and families, drug and alcohol recovery, support programming, spiritual counseling, and encouragement.

Full-service shelter Men / women / families Recovery support

Contact Gospel Rescue Mission directory listing 326 S. 2nd St., Muskogee, OK 74401 Phone: (918) 682-3489 grmok.org

Ask Current shelter availability, household eligibility, recovery program access, intake hours, documents, meals, showers, clothing, employment support, program rules, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, tribal supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Muskogee / Muskogee County

Ada Homeless Services — Housing Programs for Homeless and At-Risk Households Direct Ada housing-services provider. Ada Homeless Services lists 317 W. 12th Street and 580-272-0211, and local resource pages describe housing programs for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, with walk-in applications accepted at the beginning of each month.

Housing programs Homeless / at-risk Ada

Contact adahomelessservices.org 317 W. 12th St., Ada, OK 74820 Phone: (580) 272-0211

Ask Application dates, current program openings, eligibility, documents, housing assistance, case management, waitlist, and whether an appointment is needed Ask whether application, appointment, acceptance, denial, or participation can be documented for court or supervision

Area Ada / Pontotoc County

Mama T’s — Ada Emergency Shelter Direct Ada emergency shelter provider. Mama T’s states it provides emergency shelter services to a diverse population, with exceptions for unaccompanied youth under 18 and individuals with violent or sexual offense histories or threats of violence. Local resource pages list the shelter at 222 E. 12th Street.

Emergency shelter Men / women / children Screening restrictions

Contact mamatsada.com 222 E. 12th St., Ada, OK 74820 Phone: (580) 279-1671

Ask Current bed availability, eligibility restrictions, ID expectations, intake hours, family rules, safety screening, length of stay, program rules, and verification letters Ask directly whether the person’s supervision status or offense history affects eligibility before travel

Area Ada / Pontotoc County

Family Crisis Center — Ada Safety Shelter Path Safety-focused Ada shelter route. Ada United Way community resources describe Family Crisis Center as helping domestic-violence victims, sexual-assault victims, and stalking situations, with emergency shelter for women and children fleeing domestic violence and a 24-hour hotline.

Safety shelter DV / sexual assault / stalking Confidential access

Hotline Ada United Way resources 24-hour hotline: (580) 436-3504 Office: (580) 436-6648

Ask safely Safe intake, confidential shelter, transportation, children/pet rules, protective-order support, phone safety, documents, and how to report safely if supervised Do not share confidential shelter locations publicly or with unsafe parties

Area Ada / Pontotoc County / confidential access

Youth Services of Bryan County — Durant Youth Shelter Path Youth-specific shelter path in Durant. A 2025 Durant homeless-resource guide lists Youth Services of Bryan County at 1105 Lynnwood Street, phone 580-924-6263, as a shelter operating 24 hours; temporary shelter listings describe services for youth 18 and under.

Youth shelter 24-hour listing Youth-specific

Resource guide Durant homeless resource guide 1105 Lynnwood St., Durant, OK Phone: (580) 924-6263

Ask Age eligibility, current shelter status, documents, guardian/court involvement, case management, school needs, transportation, and verification letters Ask how juvenile court, tribal services, probation, or case management should coordinate if applicable

Area Durant / Bryan County / youth-specific

The Mission — Durant Homeless Support Route Durant support route for people experiencing homelessness or instability. Local reporting identifies The Mission at 4310 W. University in Durant, operating on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with a phone number for contact. Use as a local support/referral point rather than assuming overnight shelter.

Local support route Durant Confirm service type

Local report The Mission — Durant article 4310 W. University, Durant, OK Phone listed: (580) 387-0091

Ask Current hours, food/clothing support, housing referrals, day support, local shelter knowledge, documents, and whether contact can be verified Ask what current adult shelter or emergency lodging route exists for Bryan County

Area Durant / Bryan County

OKARR Recovery Residences — Southeast / Eastern Oklahoma Use OKARR to search certified recovery residences and sober living options across Eastern Oklahoma. Recovery housing may be more practical than emergency shelter for people in treatment court, substance-use recovery, tribal reentry, or rural stabilization, but every home has its own rules and screening criteria.

Certified recovery housing Eastern Oklahoma House rules vary

Search OKARR housing search Call each home directly before travel or payment.

Ask each home Open beds, fees, gender eligibility, medication policy, MAT policy, drug testing, visitor rules, curfew, transportation, relapse policy, offense-history restrictions, and verification letters Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, treatment court, tribal supervision, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Southeast / Eastern Oklahoma recovery housing

🛠️ Confirm First Eastern County, Tribal, Private Housing & Rural Bridge Paths

Pittsburg County / McAlester Housing-Stability Path Pittsburg County has stronger direct provider anchors than many rural counties: Hope House for women/children, Good Samaritan Outreach for men, city-listed domestic-abuse and youth shelter contacts, housing authorities, recovery housing, local landlords, motels, and family placement.

County path McAlester provider cluster Confirm eligibility

Start with Hope House for women/children, Good Samaritan Outreach for men, and McAlester city resources for domestic-abuse, youth, housing authority, or local referral contacts. Use private housing or recovery housing only after checking approval requirements if supervised.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, offense-history details if asked, and supervision contact Ask whether intake, appointment, service use, or denial can be documented in writing

Area McAlester / Pittsburg County

Muskogee County Housing-Stability Path Muskogee County access should start with Gospel Rescue Mission for shelter and recovery-support questions. Backup stabilization may include local landlords, motels, recovery homes, family placement, tribal/community resources where applicable, churches/community agencies, and Tulsa-area provider bridges when needed.

County path Gospel Rescue Mission anchor Confirm current capacity

Start with Gospel Rescue Mission for shelter, recovery support, and local service routing. Use private housing, recovery housing, or Tulsa provider bridges only after confirming transportation and supervision approval if required.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, income, ID, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision or tribal reentry contact Ask whether provider contact or shelter stay can be documented for court or supervision

Area Muskogee / Muskogee County

Bryan County / Durant Housing-Stability Path Bryan County access may include Youth Services of Bryan County for youth shelter, The Mission for local support/referral, Ardmore Grace Center or Texoma-area shelter routes for regional backup, private landlords, motels, recovery housing, family placement, and tribal/community resources where applicable.

County path Durant / regional bridge Adult shelter capacity may be limited

Start with Youth Services for youth, The Mission for local support, and named regional providers only after confirming availability and transportation. Confirm whether cross-county or cross-state placement affects supervision reporting.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision or tribal reentry contact Ask whether intake, referral, assistance, or denial can be documented in writing

Area Durant / Bryan County

Pontotoc County / Ada Housing-Stability Path Pontotoc County has several useful local anchors: Ada Homeless Services for housing programs, Mama T’s for emergency shelter with screening restrictions, Family Crisis Center for safety shelter, local landlords, motel bridges, recovery housing, and community partners.

County path Ada provider cluster Screening rules matter

Start with Ada Homeless Services for housing programs, Mama T’s for emergency shelter, and Family Crisis Center for confidential safety shelter. Confirm offense-history restrictions, supervision compatibility, and current bed status before travel.

Prepare ID if available, income, proposed address, offense-history details if asked, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether provider contact, intake, application, denial, or stay can be documented in writing

Area Ada / Pontotoc County

Cherokee County / Tahlequah Housing-Stability Path Tahlequah-area housing planning may involve tribal services where eligible, local landlords, motels, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, county/community resources, and regional provider bridges to Muskogee or Tulsa if direct shelter is needed.

County / tribal path Tahlequah / regional bridge Confirm service area

Access Start with local/tribal/community resources where eligible, then check Muskogee or Tulsa named providers if emergency shelter is needed. Confirm whether tribal jurisdiction, county travel, or reporting requirements affect the plan.

Prepare Proposed address, tribal/community contact if applicable, landlord/host contact, income proof, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether local or regional placement can be verified and approved before travel

Area Tahlequah / Cherokee County

Le Flore County / Poteau Housing-Stability Path Le Flore County may require a rural and border-region plan: local landlords, motels, recovery homes, family placement, tribal/community resources where applicable, churches/community agencies, county resources, and regional provider bridges to Fort Smith, Muskogee, or Tulsa depending on availability and supervision rules.

Rural / border-region path Private housing / regional bridge Travel approval may matter

Access Build the local plan first: landlord, motel, family host, recovery home, tribal/community resource, church/community agency, or county support. Use regional shelters only after confirming beds, transportation, and supervision approval if required.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, directions if rural, landlord/host contact, phone access, transportation, income proof, and supervision contact Ask whether regional or cross-state placement can satisfy reporting, treatment, work, curfew, and travel rules

Area Poteau / Le Flore County

Atoka / Coal / Hughes / Haskell / Latimer / McIntosh / Okmulgee / Okfuskee / Pushmataha / Choctaw / McCurtain Rural Housing Path These Eastern and Southeastern Oklahoma counties may have limited formal shelter infrastructure. Practical housing often requires local landlords, motels, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, tribal resources where eligible, county/community supports, and regional referral to McAlester, Muskogee, Ada, Durant, Poteau, or Tulsa providers.

Rural county path Tribal / regional bridge Call before travel

Access Build the local plan first: landlord, motel, recovery home, family host, tribal/community resource, church/community agency, or county support. Use regional providers only after confirming bed/service availability, transportation, and supervision approval if required.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, landlord/host contact, phone access, income, transportation, release papers if applicable, tribal/community contact if applicable, and reporting/treatment schedule Ask whether remote housing can satisfy work, treatment, reporting, curfew, and emergency-contact needs

Area Rural Eastern / Southeastern Oklahoma

Sequoyah / Adair / Delaware / Mayes / Ottawa Northeast Oklahoma Housing Path Northeast Oklahoma housing planning may involve tribal/community services where eligible, local landlords, motels, recovery homes, family placement, churches/community agencies, county resources, and regional provider bridges to Tulsa, Muskogee, Joplin, or Northwest Arkansas depending on location and supervision rules.

Northeast OK path Tribal / regional bridge Confirm jurisdiction/travel

Access Use local private housing, recovery housing, tribal/community resources, and county/community supports first, then confirm regional shelter or housing routes before travel. Check whether cross-state or cross-county placement affects supervision, treatment, or reporting requirements.

Prepare Proposed address, rural directions if needed, landlord/host contact, phone access, transportation, income proof, tribal/community contact if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether local or regional placement can be verified and approved before travel

Area Northeast Oklahoma / tribal and border-region routes

Private Landlords, Motels, Room Rentals & Recovery Housing — Southeast / Eastern Oklahoma Private housing is often essential in Eastern Oklahoma where shelter beds are limited or spread across long distances. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, local landlords, weekly motels, family placement, sober living, recovery homes, employer-linked housing, tribal/community housing where eligible, or faith/community host arrangements.

Independent housing Rural practical path Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written terms, utilities, heat/cooling, visitor rules, receipts, safety, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking approval requirements if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, lease or written terms, move-in date, transportation plan, and phone access Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, work, treatment, electronic monitoring, tribal-jurisdiction rules, and long-distance travel limitations

Area Southeast / Eastern Oklahoma

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Southeast / Eastern Oklahoma For people on probation, parole, pretrial release, treatment court, tribal supervision, DOC-related supervision, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, recovery home, family address, motel stay, tribal/community placement, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Rural / tribal supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, tribal reentry staff, treatment court contact, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether county transfer, travel approval, tribal-jurisdiction issue, residence approval, electronic-monitoring compatibility, rural directions, or written permission is needed.

Prepare Full address, rural directions, provider/landlord/host contact, house rules, residents, fees, curfew, move-in date, transportation, treatment schedule, employment plan, and tribal/community contact if applicable Keep proof of intake, application, phone interview, appointment, denial, shelter stay, or service contact when available

Area Southeast / Eastern Oklahoma

Rural, Tribal, Recovery & Supervision Planning

Coverage: statewide Oklahoma planning layer for rural counties, tribal jurisdiction service areas, recovery housing, sober living homes, private rentals, motels, family placement, approved addresses, out-of-county placement, cross-county travel, and supervision-aware housing plans. Use this section when a person’s housing option is not a direct shelter or named provider.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Statewide Reentry, Tribal, Provider & Listing Paths

Oklahoma Reentry Housing Plan — Before Release or Residence Change For people leaving custody, under DOC-related supervision, on probation, parole, treatment court, pretrial release, tribal supervision, or electronic monitoring, housing should be planned before release or before changing residence. Shelter, recovery housing, family placement, motels, and private rentals may all require approval or verification.

Reentry planning Release / residence change Approval may apply

Use when The person is leaving custody, lacks an approved address, is being released to a county with limited shelter, or must change residence while supervised. Coordinate before paying money, traveling, or moving.

Prepare Full proposed address, provider or landlord contact, household members, rules, rent/fees, curfew, transportation, treatment schedule, work plan, and move-in date Ask whether approval, inspection, written permission, tribal coordination, or provider verification is required

Area Statewide Oklahoma / reentry planning

Tribal Reentry and Tribal Housing Support Path In Oklahoma, many people may be eligible for tribal reentry, housing, behavioral-health, transportation, legal, or case-management supports depending on citizenship, residence, jurisdiction, release status, and program rules. Tribal resources should be checked directly when the person is a citizen of a tribal nation or lives in a tribal service area.

Tribal reentry Housing / case management Eligibility-specific

Use when The person may be eligible for tribal services, lives in a tribal jurisdiction service area, or has tribal-court, state-court, or federal-court reentry needs. Confirm eligibility directly with the tribal program.

Ask Housing assistance, reentry case management, transportation, treatment, documents, legal-aid support, ID/license help, family support, and emergency assistance Ask whether tribal staff can coordinate with probation, parole, treatment court, reentry staff, or court contacts

Area Statewide Oklahoma / tribal service areas

OKARR Certified Recovery Housing — Statewide Verification Path Use OKARR to verify certified recovery residences and sober living options statewide. This is especially useful when a person’s housing need is linked to substance-use recovery, treatment court, supervision compliance, relapse prevention, or reentry stability rather than ordinary emergency shelter.

Certified recovery housing Statewide search Confirm house rules

Search OKARR housing search Call each home directly before travel, payment, or address submission.

Ask each home Open beds, fees, gender eligibility, medication policy, MAT policy, drug testing, curfew, visitor rules, employment expectations, relapse policy, offense-history restrictions, and verification letters Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, treatment court, tribal supervision, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Statewide Oklahoma / recovery housing

ODMHSAS Behavioral-Health Housing and Recovery Support Path When homelessness is linked to serious mental illness, substance-use disorder, recovery needs, or case-management needs, housing may need to be coordinated through behavioral-health providers, CCBHCs, recovery housing, supportive services, or treatment-linked programs instead of ordinary shelter only.

Behavioral-health housing Mental health / addiction Program-specific

Use when The person needs treatment-linked housing, recovery housing, case management, medication support, psychiatric stabilization, or addiction recovery support. ODMHSAS housing information

Ask locally Housing support, recovery residence referral, treatment linkage, case management, CCBHC access, Medicaid/SoonerCare help, mental-health documentation, and supervision coordination Ask whether participation can be documented for court, probation, parole, treatment court, or tribal supervision

Area Statewide / behavioral-health-linked

Oklahoma Providers: Add, Correct, or Claim a Listing OACRA invites Oklahoma shelters, recovery homes, sober living homes, reentry housing providers, domestic-violence shelters, tribal reentry programs, youth shelters, day centers, supportive housing programs, and local housing navigators to submit accurate listing information for public discovery.

Provider listing Oklahoma coverage Directory growth

Submit Request or claim a provider listing Contact OACRA

Useful details Provider name, service area, intake phone, website, eligibility, referral process, accepted populations, fees, documents, offense-history restrictions, and whether justice-involved clients are considered Providers can request verified listing review or expanded visibility options

Area Statewide Oklahoma

🛠️ Confirm First Rural Housing, Private Placement, Motels, Safety & Address Approval

Rural Oklahoma Housing-Stability Plan Many Oklahoma counties do not have a large walk-in shelter or a public-facing reentry housing program. A practical plan may require local landlords, motels, family placement, recovery homes, tribal services, faith/community supports, county resources, and a regional provider bridge to a larger city.

Rural stabilization Local + regional plan Call before travel

Build locally first Check local landlord/room rental, motel, recovery home, family host, tribal service, church/community agency, county office, or employer-linked housing. Use regional shelters only after confirming bed availability and travel approval if supervised.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, landlord/host contact, income proof, transportation plan, phone access, release papers if applicable, and reporting/treatment schedule Ask whether rural housing can satisfy work, treatment, reporting, curfew, emergency-contact, and electronic-monitoring needs

Area Statewide rural Oklahoma

Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Shared Housing and Apartments Private housing may be the fastest path when shelters are full, too far away, or unavailable. Options may include rooms, shared housing, small landlords, apartments, mobile homes, family placement, employer-linked housing, weekly rentals, or private recovery-focused homes.

Independent housing Screening varies Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written terms, utilities, guest rules, refund policy, receipt policy, safety, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking approval requirements if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, written agreement, move-in date, and transportation plan Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, treatment, work, electronic monitoring, and travel restrictions

Area Statewide Oklahoma

Motels, Hotels and Temporary Lodging Motels and hotels may be used as short-term lodging while waiting for shelter, family placement, recovery housing, private rental approval, or a reentry placement. They can be useful, but cost, safety, receipts, guest rules, ID requirements, and supervision approval should be checked first.

Temporary lodging Bridge option Cost / approval issues

Check first Daily/weekly rate, deposit, ID requirements, visitors, payment method, receipts, safety, transportation, and whether stay verification is available. Confirm whether the motel address can be used for supervision reporting if required.

Prepare Full motel address, rate terms, payment source, check-in date, expected length of stay, receipt plan, and next-step housing plan Ask what happens when payment ends and whether the location is acceptable under supervision conditions

Area Statewide Oklahoma / temporary placement

Family Placement, Shared Housing and Approved Residence Planning Family or shared housing can stabilize reentry quickly, but supervised individuals may need address approval before moving. Household members should understand possible residence verification, curfew rules, visitor restrictions, victim/location restrictions, electronic-monitoring needs, and reporting expectations.

Family placement Shared housing Household rules matter

Before move-in Confirm household members, sleeping arrangement, landlord permission if applicable, lease status, address verification, and whether the location is allowed. Ask whether any household member, victim restriction, school/daycare proximity issue, tribal-jurisdiction issue, or location restriction creates a conflict.

Prepare Full address, host name and phone, landlord if applicable, household members, rent terms, transportation, and move-in date Plan work, treatment, reporting, curfew, and emergency contact around the residence

Area Statewide / family and shared housing

Housing Red Flags Before Paying Money People in reentry or housing crisis may be pressured to pay quickly. Before paying a deposit, weekly rent, sober-living fee, motel cost, application fee, or room-rental payment, verify the address, written terms, rules, safety, payment receipts, and supervision compatibility.

Consumer caution Payment safety Verify first

Red flags No written terms, refusal to provide full address, pressure to pay immediately, unclear landlord identity, unsafe conditions, no receipt, rules that conflict with supervision, or refusal to answer medication/MAT/offense-history questions. For recovery housing, ask for written rules, fees, relapse policy, drug testing, medication policy, MAT policy, and refund policy.

Before paying Verify address, owner/program contact, house rules, payment terms, refund policy, receipt availability, and whether approval is needed before move-in. Confirm approval requirements before changing residence.

Area Statewide / private and program housing

Safety Planning When Housing Is Confidential If the housing need involves domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, coercion, or immediate danger, confidential safety planning may override normal housing search steps. Standard public listings, shared addresses, and normal provider calls may not be safe.

Safety planning Confidential shelter Do not disclose location

Access safely Use a safe phone, hotline, advocate, hospital, law-enforcement referral, shelter intake process, or confidential provider route. Do not share confidential shelter locations publicly or with unsafe parties.

Ask safely Safe intake, transportation, children/pet rules, confidentiality, phone safety, protective-order support, address confidentiality, and how to report safely if supervised Plan around phone safety, safe contacts, and whether supervision can receive protected location information through a safe process

Area Statewide / confidential access

Documents to Prepare Before Housing Applications Housing programs, shelters, county offices, recovery homes, reentry programs, supportive housing providers, tribal programs, and landlords may ask for different documents. A basic housing packet can prevent delays and protect a person from losing an opening because paperwork is missing.

Document packet Application prep Requirements vary

Core packet ID or ID-replacement plan, Social Security information if required, birth certificate if available, income proof, benefit letters, release documents, and phone/email contact. Keep copies in a folder or secure phone storage.

Also useful Rental history, references, treatment schedule, medication list, employment letter, supervision contact, tribal enrollment or citizenship documentation if applicable, recovery plan, and written rehabilitation explanation if appropriate Ask each program what documents are mandatory versus helpful

Area Statewide / all applications

Final Address-Approval Checklist For supervised individuals, the housing plan should be verified before the move. A shelter bed, motel stay, recovery home, family address, tribal/community placement, employer-linked housing, or private rental may solve the housing crisis but still fail if it violates supervision rules.

Address approval Supervision-aware Check before moving

Confirm Address approval, travel permission, county transfer, tribal-jurisdiction issue, electronic-monitoring compatibility, curfew feasibility, transportation, treatment access, employment access, and reporting plan. Ask whether written permission or provider verification is required.

Keep proof Proof of intake, application, phone interview, bed offer, stay, appointment, denial, payment receipt, house rules, lease, or landlord/provider contact Keep copies of all communications when possible

Area Statewide Oklahoma

Directory Use Disclaimer

OACRA provides publicly available information to help people locate housing, shelter, reentry, recovery, safety, prevention, and stabilization resources. OACRA is not a court, probation office, parole office, tribal government, housing authority, treatment provider, shelter operator, law firm, or government agency, and cannot guarantee acceptance, placement, eligibility, bed availability, funding, service area coverage, or approval of any address.

Always verify intake rules, hours, documents, referral requirements, program rules, fees, background-screening practices, offense-history restrictions, supervision compatibility, and current availability directly with the provider. If you are on probation, parole, pretrial release, treatment court, tribal supervision, electronic monitoring, or any other court-related supervision, follow your conditions and obtain required approval before changing residence.