OKC-Metro Homeless Outreach & Services

Faith-based emergency overnight shelter, meals, and wraparound services (case management, housing navigation, benefits/ID recovery, showers, laundry).

Emergency shelter (separate Women's and Men's Centers), meals, addiction recovery, employment readiness, and housing support.

Free meals, day shelter, emergency and transitional/long-term housing, grocery "Share Center," case management, and homelessness-prevention rent/utility assistance.

Emergency shelter for up to 110 men nightly, 400–600 meals served daily, plus residential addiction recovery, back-to-work, and education programs.

Youth and family center for at-risk, homeless, and disconnected young people. "The Point" is a drop-in center, emergency overnight shelter, and medical clinic for homeless youth 16–24 (showers, laundry, healthcare).

Low-barrier, identity-affirming overnight shelter and drop-in resource center for unhoused transition-age youth.

Emergency overnight shelter for individuals and families with on-site case management/needs assessment, plus daily meals via the Red Shield Kitchen.

Faith-based meals, shelter, and support without discrimination.

Thelma Gaylord Emergency Shelter — the only certified shelter for women and children in Oklahoma County — plus victim advocacy, nurse examiner exams, and children's services.

Free, confidential support for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking — temporary emergency shelter, 24/7 crisis lines, forensic exams, court advocacy, counseling.

Supportive housing programs for at-risk and homeless individuals: Carolyn Williams Center (young men 18–23), Martha's House (pregnant/parenting mothers), Gatewood (pregnant/parenting women), Palo Duro I & II (single adults living with mental illness) — plus dental care and WIC nutrition.

Affordable housing programs, vouchers, and supportive/assisted housing, including a homeless-focused program (Pershing Center) and Single Room Occupancy (SRO).

Faith-based food pantry and homeless-assistance nonprofit — transitional housing plus help with rent, utilities, gas vouchers, and medical prescriptions.

Housing, emergency shelter, and supportive services; homeless housing program targets chronic homelessness with severe mental illness, substance use disorders, or physical disabilities.

Day shelter for homeless and at-risk women and children — case management, showers/laundry, computer lab, meals/snacks, job and life-skills development, trauma resource linkage, food/hygiene pantry.

Day shelter, seasonal winter shelter, and resource center connecting people experiencing homelessness to housing, employment, and resources. Pets welcome.

Food pantry for households, individuals, and families facing food insecurity. Anyone in need — walk-in, no referral required.

Food, financial/utility assistance, clothing, WIC clinic services, and community resources at no cost. Does not offer shelter.

Free long-term residential addiction recovery program plus community meals and food-basket assistance for those facing addiction, homelessness, and poverty.

Emergency food and household-supply assistance for families in crisis, especially those awaiting government food-assistance approval.

Client-choice "personal shopping" style emergency food pantry for Canadian County.

Food assistance for residents of eastern Oklahoma County, operating since 1984.

Food, clothing, and household-items pantry serving twelve zip codes in eastern Oklahoma County.

Client-choice food pantry plus summer feeding program and back-to-school resource fair.

Shopper-choice food pantry (fresh produce, dairy, protein); also serves low-income seniors and children up to 18 via summer feeding.

Distributes food through 1,300+ partner agencies and schools across a 53-county service area (does not serve individuals directly at this location).

Emergency food and toiletries plus financial help toward rent and utilities.

Client-choice food pantry, Mobile Pantry, Eye Clinic, Style Shop (clothing), garden, and resource assistance for low-income OKC residents.

Emergency rent/utility assistance, food, clothing, spiritual support, and referrals through parish-based home visits. Open to anyone — you don't need to be Catholic.

Trauma-informed street outreach connecting people experiencing homelessness, substance use, or behavioral-health crises to shelter, housing, and healthcare.

Police-department unit linking street homeless individuals to social services in coordination with local, state, and private agencies.

Shelter, sustenance, medical care, advocacy, and support toward permanent housing and self-sufficiency for veterans.

Volunteer mobile street outreach — clothing, toiletries, tents, sleeping bags, blankets, pet food, and sack lunches for the street homeless who won't go into shelters.

City of OKC-led coalition of 50+ organizations coordinating strategy and funding to prevent and end homelessness (not a direct-service provider itself).

Housing, street outreach, and mental-health support: Street Outreach & Rapid Response, Street Medicine, Housing First supportive housing, Eviction Prevention, Drop-In Centers.

Food, shelter, transitional/permanent housing, job training, addiction/mental-health treatment, and health/dental care for homeless or at-risk veterans.

Rapid re-housing for homeless/at-risk veterans (SSVF program), suicide-prevention resources, and employment help.

OKC's street newspaper social enterprise — employment as magazine vendors, job coaching, housing case management, ID assistance, rental deposit support.

Rent/utility assistance, case management, ID document help, and emergency travel aid for families and seniors at risk of homelessness.

Primary medical care, mental health services, and lab services specifically for people experiencing homelessness. Care regardless of insurance/ability to pay, sliding fee scale.

Mobile van bringing primary care directly to people experiencing homelessness — screenings, wound care, medication access, mental health/substance-use assessment, housing connections.

Oklahoma's 2-1-1 information and referral service — searchable directory for housing/shelter, food, mental health/addictions, crisis lines, and health resources.

Free civil legal representation for low-income Oklahomans — housing/eviction, family law, senior legal help.

Helps renters understand eviction, navigate resources, and stay housed through advocacy and rental assistance.

Certified copies of Oklahoma birth and death certificates — often required to obtain a state ID, benefits, housing, or employment.