Oklahoma County rent assistance programs.

Several non-profits, government programs, churches, and charities in Oklahoma County focus on offer rental assistance as well as low income housing to the less fortunate and needy in the community. They may have direct financial assistance that they can offer for paying rent, or be able to refer individuals to emergency crisis programs.

Many of the Oklahoma City rent assistance programs and agencies do have limited funds, and strict criteria that need to be met before distributing funds. In addition, there is oftentimes a waiting list, especially for the section 8 housing voucher program. With that being said, every year thousands of low income individuals, senior citizens, disabled, and unemployed individuals do receive support and payment for rent, security deposits, and other aid. These emergency funds do go a long way towards preventing evictions in the Oklahoma County region.

Adventist Community Services - Focuses more on energy bills, but they can oftentimes direct individuals towards shelter or rent assistance programs in the community. 4735 N.W. 63rd Street, Oklahoma City, 73123-0298. Call (405) 721-6110

Baptist Mission Center - May have some very limited emergency funding. 2125 Exchange Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73108. (405) 235-6162

The Bethel Foundation - Single mothers may be able to benefit from this non-profit organization. The agency can provide temporary housing for single mothers. They cal also arrange other necessities in times of struggle. Dial (405) 286-3700 in Oklahoma City

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City - Affordable housing is offered for seniors as well as transitional housing and rent help for single mothers. 1501 N. Classen, Oklahoma City, OK 73106, dial (405) 523-3000

 

 

 

 

Oklahoma City Planning Department - Runs the federal government funded Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program, which can help provide emergency rent help, security deposits, utility assistance, and other financial aid. They can also direct individuals to section 8 housing vouchers.(405) 2972939

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency - Can provide utility and rental assistance. Shelters are offered at some locations too. Dial (405) 701-2120 or (405) 282-4332

City of Oklahoma City Neighborhood Services - Programs more focus on people looking to buying a home, so those who are transitioning from renting. The government agency provides rehabilitation loans to homeowners and other home ownership opportunities, information on loan programs, and other aid to first time home buyers. 420 W. Main, 12th Floor, Oklahoma City, call (405)297-2846.

Travelers Aid Society Of Oklahoma City, Inc. - This non-profit organization is focused on helping the homeless, low income and poor. They are involved in assisting the homeless and people facing eviction by providing stabilizing resources, such as housing and rent help, to meet basic social needs. They also work with families for long term success.

Exodus House - People who are being released from prison can find temporary housing, possible money for security deposits and first months rent. 433 N.W. 25th St, Oklahoma City Oklahoma 73103, dial (405) 525-2300

Latino Community Development Agency - The non-profit can Provides transitional housing assistance for homeless families fleeing domestic violence. 420 S.W. 10th Street, Oklahoma City, 73109. (405) 236-0701

 

 

 

Mission of Hope - Homeless and people who were evicted can find resources, counseling, and help. 1804 S. Perkins Road, Stillwater, Oklahoma City. (405) 624-3674

Carolyn Williams Center
405-236-0414 ext. 305-Reina Escalante
Services: Transitional Living Program for homeless young men ages 18-24. $100.00 deposit,
$175.00 monthly program fee (includes utilities and food), Case Manager and Resident Manager
on Site, Individual furnished bedrooms, community living environment, health and social service
referrals provided.

Neighborhood Services Organization - Call for a variety of housing assistance programs, including permanent housing for the mentally and chronically ill, transitional living and rent assistance for families who are homeless, and/or living in shelters; provides transitional housing for homeless pregnant mothers, and transitional housing for homeless young men ages 18-24. They are also a church / faith-based organization that offers both rent and housing solutions and teaching skills to transform lives.431 S.W. 11th ST, Oklahoma City 73109, (405)236-0413

Oklahoma City Housing Authority - Provides rental assistance for elderly, low to moderate income families, people who list jobs, as well as home ownership opportunities and self-sufficiency. 1700 NE 4th St., Oklahoma City OK 73117, 405-605-3264

Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency - Assists homeless individuals and families with special needs, and helps people obtain rental assistance and section 8. 100 N.W. 63rd, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73126-0720, (405) 848-1144

YMCA - Women and children who are victims of domestic violence can access housing. 2460 W. I-44 Service Rd, Oklahoma City OK 73112. Call (405)948-1770

Martha’s House and Gatewood
405-236-0413 ext. 305 Reina Escalante
405-525-7409 Aloha Clarke
Transitional Living Program for homeless women with children or women expecting
their first child.

 

 

 

In His Name Ministries, Inc. - This charity can help the disenfranchised, and other needy individuals, particularly by giving financial aid for security deposits and rent. Bethany, Oklahoma. (405) 773-0777

Other Oklahoma County agencies to call for rent assistance

The following churches, non-profits, and charities may also all offer emergency funds to pay rent and/or security deposits.

  • Jesus House - 1335 W Sheridan, Oklahoma City, Ok 73106, (405) 232-7164
  • Hope Center of Edmond - 1251 N Broadway, Ste A&B, Edmond, OK 73034, (405) 348-1340
  • St John the Baptist Catholic Church - Edmond, OK 73034, (405) 216-7554
  • St James the Greater CatholiC Church -  4201 S McKinley, Oklahoma City, OK 73109, (405) 636-6804

 

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