Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services

Helps obtain emergency financial aid from veteran agencies for shelter and utilities. For veterans only.

The Ministry Center's desire is to make human services available to people who are struggling to be contributing members of society. They strive to meet emergency needs of those struggling without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, or sex.

Bristow Social Services incorporated in a nonsectarian organization of churches, volunteers, and community leaders. The significant factor binding us together is their belief in serving our community, particularly those in crisis and those in need of social, spiritual and financial assistance

Provides emergency aid, food, clothing, temporary lodging and aid for poor women who are homeless, pregnant or have infants, emergency lodging for poor families and residential care and services for persons with AIDS.

Provides commodities to low-income families. Must have Creek Nation roll number to qualify.

Provides temporary shelter for women and children.

Glory House helps women who have suffered from abuse, neglect, depression, incarceration, or addictions as well as other difficulties.

IHCRC provides medical, health education, dental, optometry, behavioral health, chemical dependency, HIV/AIDS prevention and pharmacy services directly to the Tulsa Indian community. Quality health care is provided on a sliding scale fee, ability to pay, basis. Members of any federally recognized tribe and their children under the age of 18 are eligible to receive care. No one is refused services due to inability to pay.

Provides a food pantry that is limited to Kendall - Whittier Ministry area residents.

OPEN: TUES / WED / FRI / SAT (closed Mon, Thu & Sun)
10:00 am to 10:30 – FREE meal is served to people waiting outside the doors.

Morton is a Patient Centered Medical Home. Morton Comprehensive Health Services, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, is one of Oklahoma’s largest community health centers in the state.

Oklahoma resource for information.

This program provides medical and dental services, legal services, food, housing advice and family assistance. Services include an eye clinic with help for eye exams and glasses.

The Oklahoma Caring Van Program delivers immunizations to protect children and adolescents from dangerous illnesses at no cost to their families. The Oklahoma Caring Van Program is uniquely designed to eliminate barriers that commonly prevent children from receiving on-time, age-appropriate immunizations in traditional health care settings.

Revitalize T-Town is a 501c(3) organization that provides free home repairs for low-income Tulsa homeowners. All repairs focus on safety, security and weatherproofing.

The Salvation Army offers a wide variety of assistance to help people through tough times. From shelters to groceries to utility assistances, the Salvation Army offers relief and aid.

The Salvation Army offers a wide variety of assistance to help people through tough times. From shelters to groceries to utility assistances, the Salvation Army offers relief and aid.

Caring Community Friends provides assistance with food, utilities, and prescription medications. Any individual seeking assistance must make an appointment and live within the CCF Service Area.

Sooner SUCCESS serves families of children and youth, birth to 21 years of age, with one or more of the following: developmental delay or disability, chronic health care needs, abuse/neglect issues and mental health needs.

They offer support for families who need a break and want information on whom to call. They help organizing your child's medical, educational and other information. They know what resources are available in your area and help you network with other parents and learn about children's services and issues. They help find needed services or equipment when you don't know what to do. They also provide more information on a specific disability or condition.

Healthy Living Coalition Meeting: 3rd Tuesday of the month at Noon

Substance Abuse Prevention Committee: 3rd Tuesday of the month after the Healthy Living Coalition Meeting.

The mission of the Northern Tulsa County Resources Coalition is to provide and promote community-based information, assistance, advocacy on public issues and concerns involving northern Tulsa County. It is a grassroots, collaborative effort of agencies, churches and organizations that work together to directly impact the quality of life in Northern Tulsa County. Members are from the Collinsville, Skiatook, Sperry, and Owasso areas. The Coalition meetings the last Wednesday of each month, at 11 a.m., at the Collinsville Health Department.

TSHA provides a variety of services to those who are deaf, hard of hearing, affected by hearing loss or simply have an interest.

TSHA's goal is to increase the independence of people with hearing loss. TSHA is a non-profit, Tulsa Area United Way member agency with 50+ years of experience in providing information and support programs for those who have a hearing loss. TSHA also provides services for interested individuals: family, friends, employers, employees, and those wanting to learn sign language.

Interpreter Services: [email protected] or [email protected]

Provides emergency food, rent and utility assistance, Head Start and Early Head Start, home repair and housing programs.