Listing of social services.

              Social Services
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Abuse–Physical / Sexual
ADD / ADHD
Addiction Support Groups
Adult Protective Services
Agoraphobia
AIDS / HIV
ALANON & ALATEEN
Alcoholics Anonymous
Page 3
Alcohol Issues
Anger Management
Anxiety
Celebrate Recovery
Child Protective Services
Cocaine Anonymous
Codependency & CoDA
Crisis Lines
Page 4
Depression Support Groups
DHS
Diabetes
Divorce
Domestic Violence
Page 5
Drug Testing
Emergency Assistance
Employment Assistance
Page 6
Families Anonymous
Family Planning/Assistance
Family Issues
Financial & Credit Education
Page 7
Food Anonymous
Gambling & Gamblers Anon
Gay, Lesbian, Homosexual
General Education Development (GED)
Page 8
Grief
Health Department
Page 9
Hispanic Resources
Hospitals (MH or SA) — Louisiana
Hospitals (MH or SA) — OKC
Hospitals (MH or SA) — State
Hospitals (MH or SA) — Tulsa
Housing
Page 10
Identification
Information & Helplines
Learning Disabilities
Legal Aid & Assistance
Marriage
Mental Health Advocacy
Page 11
Mental Health Services
Mental Illness Support
Methadone Treatment
Narcotics Anonymous
Page 12
Native American Resources
Native American Inpatient Units
Overeaters Anonymous
Parenting
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Pregnancy
Rape
Red Cross
Referral Lines
Smoking
Social Security
Spiritual Assistance & Issues
Page 14
Substance Abuse Advocacy & Referral
Substance Abuse Inpatient (IN APPENDIX)
Substance Abuse Outpatient
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Talk Lines
Travelers Assistance
Travel & Transportation
Utility Companies
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Veterans
Voc Rehab
Workers Comp
Page 17 APPENDIX
Emergency Services in
METRO area
Clothing
Dental
Deposits
Food Assistance
Meals
Medical
Services
Rental Assistance
Shelters
Utilities
Vision
Page 24 APPENDIX
Inpatient Substance Abuse
Facilities
APPENDIX
Oklahoma City area
Tulsa area
State-wide
This listing is not an official ODMHSAS or OCCIC publication. It is a
compilation of data from public sources and client feedback and is as up
to date as possible (Last up date was 9/09). All information is deemed
reliable but not guaranteed.
This list is not meant to be exhaustive but simply a “point in the right direction”.
If you have a “payment source”, like private insurance, contacting them can be
the quickest way to get a successful referral.
Any referral from this or any listing does not imply endorsement of any agency,
facility, modality, or individual. And exclusions are not suggestive of disapproval.
Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information,
there is no guarantee that any cited source will provide the service listed.
La denegación: Aunque cada esfuerzo se haya hecho para asegurar la certeza
de información, no hay la garantía que alguna fuente citada proporcionará el
servicio dicho.
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www.ok.gov/odmhsas
405-522-3810
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Social Services
For any Agency, call first to get latest information on:
Services provided Hours of operation Zip Code restrictions Program Eligibility
Abuse – Physical / Sexual
OKC – Third Phase 405/947-4508
Men’s Services ($120 assessment / $25 group) Women’s Services
OKC – Trauma Group for Women 405/272-0660 Call for appt. Sliding scale or insurance.
ADD / ADHD
OKC – CHADD
(Children & Adults with ADD)
405/722-1233 Deaconess Hospital – 5701 N. Portland
Monthly meeting.
OKC – Adult ADD Support Group Messiah Lutheran – 3600 NW Expressway
1st Thurs ~ 7:00pm – 9:00pm
Addiction Support Groups
OKC – Chance to Change 405/840-9000 Meetings held off-site
6 week addiction series. No charge.
OKC – Crossings Community Church 405/755-2227 14600 N. Portland
“The 12 Steps:
A Way Out” Weekly meeting.
OKC – The Referral Center 405/525-2525 1215 NW 25th
Alumni of The Referral Center only. No cost. Weekly meeting.
Adult Protective Services See also DHS
STATE-WIDE 24 HOUR NUMBER 800/522-3511 Children & Adult Hotline
Canadian County APS 405/521-3646
Grady County APS 405/574-7400
Kingfisher County APS 405/375-3897
Logan County APS 405/264-2700
Norman APS 405/573-6820 800/522-3511
OKC APS 405/522-2743 NORTH 405/521-3646 SOUTH
Pawnee APS 918/7623606
Aids/HIV
Norman – Norman HIV/AIDS Coalition 405/321-0591 Cleveland County Chapter of the American Red Cross – 1205 Halley Avenue
Meets on the 4th Monday of the month ~ 3:30pm
OKC – North Winds Living Center 405/942-1014 3718 N. Portland
For HIV positive persons, personal care, accepting and individualized atmosphere.
OKC – Red Rock North / Rain 405/424-7711 800/285-2273 4400 N. Lincoln
Case Managers help clients access Testing, Medication Assistance, Social Services, Health Care,
Dental Care, Housing Assistance
Housing services include: Short-Term Rent, Mortgage, and Utility Assistance, Tenant-Based Rental
Assistance, Transitional Housing for Homeless Persons, Permanent Housing Placement,
Housing Case Management
ALANON & ALATEEN
Nation-Wide 800/344-2666 800/356-9996
www.al-anon-alateen.org/ www.al-anon.org/index.html
Norman – St. John’s Episcopal 405/321-3020 235 West Duffy
Weekly ALANON meetings
OKC – Crossings Community Church 405/755-2227 14600 N. Portland
ALANON Meeting Call for locations and meeting times
OKC – ALANON Information Service 405/767-9071 3801 NW 63rd, Bldg 3, Suite 129
Call for locations and meeting times
Alcoholics Anonymous
National 800/711-6375 Has info on AA, NA, CoDA, ALANON meetings.
Norman – St. John’s Episcopal 405/321-3020 235 West Duffy
Weekly AA meetings
OKC – Crossings Community Church 405/755-2227 14600 N. Portland
Call for locations and meeting times
OKC Intergroup 405/949-0910
405/524-1100 (24 Hour Hotline/TDD) 2701 N. Portland
okcintergroup.org/
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Alcohol Issues OTHER See also: Celebrate Recovery in this listing
Edmond – Parents Helping Parents 405/629-6384 Call Pat Nichols (642-8198) for locations & information
Parents who have a child (any age) using alcohol/drugs can attend our meetings.
Meetings are held on 1st & 3rd Tuesdays. Meetings are held in a private room of a local restaurant from
6:30 to 8:00PM but exact location is confidential.
OKC – The Referral Center 405/525-2525 Family Education Program
Anger Management
Norman – Lifestyle Management &
Training Center
405/292-0171 623 N. Porter, #200
Adult’s & Children’s classes, 6 weeks--$150 Adult, 6 hour workshop--$150
OKC – Cope 405/524-2673 2701 N. Oklahoma Ave
Weekly meeting.
OKC – Crossings Community Church 405/755-2227 14600 N. Portland
Men’s group
OKC – Specialized Outpatient Services,
Inc
405/810-1766 5108 Classen Circle
ANGER MANAGEMENT/SUBSTANCE ABUSE: 24 wk program, individual & group therapy & drug
screening for those who commit violence and substance abuse. Bilingual.
OKC – TEEM 405/235-5671 14 NE 13th
Celebrate Recovery Celebrate Recovery meetings are similar to other 12-step programs with a focus on
Christianity. Celebrate Recovery does not require one to conform to a singleness of
purpose, a member does not have to qualify oneself as an alcoholic, addict, or gambler—
there are no requirements for membership. You may attend with a desire to work the steps
for healing with any number of hurts, hang-ups or habits (compulsive behaviors).
www.celebraterecovery.com/
Bethany – Bethany Nazarene Church 405/789-2050 6789 NW Expressway
Childcare plus Confident Kids & Life Hurts-God Heals Weekly meeting.
Bethany – Council Road Baptist Church 405/789-3175 2900 N. Council Rd
Weekly meeting.
Del City – Destiny Christian Center 405/677-1451 3801 SE 29th St
Large Group, Small Groups, CrossTalk Cafe, Childcare Available Weekly meeting.
Edmond – Destiny Christian Center 405/341-4639 1200 E I-35 Frontage Rd
Weekly meeting.
Edmond – Memorial Road Church of
Christ
405/478-0166 2221 East Memorial Rd
Weekly meeting.
Moore – First Baptist Church 405/793-2600 301 NE 27th St
Weekly meeting.
Large Group, Small Groups, Solid Rock Cafe, Childcare through age 12
www.fbcmoore.org/celebraterecovery
Moore – Fresh Start Community Church 405/794-7313 309 N. Eastern Ave
Weekly meeting.
Norman – Crosspointe Community
Church
405/ 329-0140 2601 24th Ave. SE
Large Group, Small Groups, Coffee Shop, Childcare Available Weekly meeting.
OKC – Crossroads Church 405/634-1495 8901 S. Shields
Meal, large and small groups, Solid Rock Cafe Weekly meeting.
OKC – South Lindsay Baptist Church 405/631-8681 3300 S. Lindsay Ave. (Gym)
Weekly meeting.
OKC – Western Oaks Church of the
Nazarene
405/787-2042 7901 NW 16th
Weekly meeting.
Stillwater – Eagle Heights Baptist 405/624-3422 2617 N. Jardot
Large Group, Small Group, Kick Back Cafe Childcare Available
Child Protective Services See also DHS
State-wide APS 800/522-3511
Cocaine Anonymous
Cocaine Anonymous Meeting Info 800/347-8998
OKC 405/560-0017 405/791-0844 405/949-5060 405/539-9906 (Pager)
Codependency & Codependency Anonymous See also: Celebrate Recovery in this listing
MWC – Hospital Group 405/610-8164 Midwest Regional Medical Center
Weekly meeting.
Norman – New Perspectives CoDA
Group
405/321-3020 St. Johns Episcopal Church – 235 W. Duffy
Weekly meeting.
OKC – CoDA Big Book Study Group 405/842-1461 All Souls Episcopal Church – 6400 N. Penn
Weekly meeting.
Crisis Lines See Referral Lines & Talk Lines in this listing
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Depression Support Groups
Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance 405/602-5360 Contact: Patricia Mayfair Center – 3200 NW 48th St, Suite 103
www.dbsalliance.org/ www.okdbsa.org
Bethany– Depression & Bipolar Support
Alliance of Oklahoma
405/943-0879 Contact: Rebekah Bethany Church of Christ – 3301 N. Rockwell
Weekly meeting.
Guthrie – Depression & Bipolar Support
Alliance of Oklahoma
405/373-0059 Contact: Iva West Guthrie Methodist Church
Weekly meeting.
MWC – Depression & Bipolar Support
Alliance of Oklahoma
405/727-1923 Contact: Jackie Eastside Church of Christ – 916 S. Douglas
Weekly meeting.
Norman – Depression & Bipolar
Support Alliance of Oklahoma
405/373-0059 Contact: Iva Edsel Ford House – 101 State Drive
Weekly meeting.
OKC – Depression & Bipolar Support
Alliance of Oklahoma
405/722-0612 Contact: George Crossings Community – 14600 N. Portland
405/942-0172 Contact: Shannon Weekly meeting.
OKC – Depression & Bipolar Support
Alliance of Oklahoma
405/570-3672 Contact: Nancy Capitol Hill Library Basement – 334 SW 26th
Weekly meeting.
OKC – Depression & Bipolar Support
Alliance of Oklahoma
405/635-1735 Contact: Gina Mayfair Center – 3200 NW 48th St, Suite 103
Weekly meeting.
OKC – Depression & Bipolar Support
Alliance of Oklahoma
405/413-7778 Contact: George All Souls Episcopal Church – 6400 N. Penn
405/427-1329 Contact: Twila Weekly meeting.
Stillwater – Depression & Bipolar
Support Alliance of Oklahoma
580/307-5071 Contact: Don 1st Presbyterian Church
405/372-0211 Contact: Diane Weekly meeting.
Yukon – Depression & Bipolar Support
Alliance of Oklahoma
405/354-5650 Contact: Cheryl 1st Christian Church – 601 Maple
Weekly meeting.
DHS
State-wide Child Protective & Adult
Protective Services reporting
REPORT ABUSE AND NEGLECT
If you believe a child is being abused or neglected, you have a legal responsibility to report
it to the appropriate local OKDHS county office during business hours. Reports can also be
made at any time to the 24-hour Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline: 800/522-3511.
Oklahoma State 800/522-2922
Child support agency
Canadian County 405/295-2700 405/295-2000 405/262-2030
800/572-6845 866/806-1056 314 W. Rogers St
Cleveland County – Moore 405/912-2000 877/207-7317 Moore – 2507 N. Shields Blvd
Cleveland County – Noble 405/573-4000 Noble – 1600 N. Main, Ste. 2
Cleveland County – Norman 405/573-8300 800/572-6823 Norman – 631 E. Robinson
McClain County – Purcell 405/527-6511 800/815-7570 Purcell – 1930 S. Green Ave
OKC 405/521-2778
OKC – Child Abuse Reporting 405/767-2800
OKC – Lend-a-Hand Center for
Prevention of Child Abuse
405/235-9812
OKC APS 405/521-3660
Oklahoma County 405/644-5700 800/884-1532 SW-OKC – 401 W. Commerce
Oklahoma County 405/739-8000 800/884-1579 MWC – 9901 SE 29th
Oklahoma County 405/522-5818 800/884-1534 OKC – 2409 N. Kelley
Oklahoma County 405/767-2600 800/884-1581 OKC – 5905 N. Classen Court
Diabetes
American Diabetes Association 800/342-2383
Oklahoma Office -- Diabetes Association 405/840-3881 3000 United Founders Blvd, Suite 108
OKC – Mercy 405/752-3600 4300 W. Memorial
OKC – Integris Health Line 405/951-2277
Divorce
OKC – Cope 405/524-2673 2701 N. Oklahoma Ave
4-hour seminar is designed to help minimize the negative impact of divorce on children.
How to Explain Divorce to Children; Changes in Parent / Child Relationships; How to Make Parenting
Decisions Based on the Child's Needs; Typical Reactions of Children Experiencing Divorce
Domestic Violence Shelters, services & support
National Domestic Violence Hotline 800/799-7233 800/787-3224 TDD
www.ndvh.org
Between Friends 800/603-HELP (603-4357)
National Center on Domestic Violence 800/537-2238
Resource Center on Domestic Violence
& Child Protection and Custody
800/527-3223
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Safe Line 800/522-7233
Domestic Violence, Abuse, Rape Hotline
Oklahoma Coalition Against Domestic
Violence & Sexual Assault
405/524-0700
Oklahoma Coalition on Domestic
Violence YWCA
405/917-9922 405/943-4724 405/949-1866 405/943-7273
National Safeline 800/799-SAFE
YWCA Rape Crisis Hotline 405/943-7273
Canadian County – Battered Women &
Rape Crisis Center
405/262-4455
Grady County – Domestic Violence
Assault Center
405/222-1818
Norman – Women’s Resource Center 405/701-5550 24 Hr Crisis 405/701-5540 405/701-5497 Shelter
OKC – Latino Community Development
Agency
405/236-0701
OKC – Passageways 405/949-0907
OKC – Crisis Center Line 405/947-4506
OKC – TTY Service for Deaf YWCA 405/949-1866
OKC – VPO Information 405/713-1735
Drug Testing
CALL FIRST ! Some facilities test at the facility, some offer “home tests”. Manner of testing can vary
(hair, saliva, urine, blood, surface contamination). Some tests can take 5 minutes BUT some tests can
take weeks. ALSO, IF YOU ARE NEEDING THE TEST FOR A SPECIFIC REASON (Parole, DOT,
Employment), MAKE SURE THE TEST MEETS THE REQUIREMENT YOU NEED !
CVS Drug Stores & Wal-Marts
Some are home tests & others use samples that are sent away to be tested.
Some can get results from patches swabbed over contacted areas (keyboards, phones, or handles) &
then tested at home.
Costs vary. THC/Marijuana for $13. Alcohol breath test meter goes for $80.
First Check Home Drug Test
Available at CVS, Target, Wal-Mart $16 -- $40
Tests (individual or panel tests) available for: Illicit Drugs (Marijuana, Cocaine, Opiates, Ecstasy,
Methamphetamine, Amphetamines, PCP) and Prescription Drugs (Tricyclic Antidepressants,
Barbiturates, Benzodiazepines, Methadone, Oxycodone)
Edmond 405/348-8441 Laboratory Consultant Svc 601 N Kelly Ave # 107, Edmond, OK
Norman
405/310-4140 PICMED 1015 24th Avenue Northwest, Norman, OK
Oral fluid, blood, urine, hair and fingernail testing & synthetic marijuana testing
405/321-0022 NAIC 215 W Linn St, Norman, OK
OKC
405/677-6644 Alcohol & Drug Testing Inc 1501 SE 66th St # G
405/236-2245 Arrow Drug & Alcohol Screening 801 NW 5th St
405/232-1045 Courthouse Lab-Wedding Chapel 217 N Harvey Ave # 405a
405/943-6465 Crg Laboratories 4800 NW 10th St
405/635-8378 Drug Testing & Compliance Svc 809 SW 89th St # C
405/942-0932 J & J Drug Screening 2416 N Geraldine Ave
405/842-6868 Lab Connection 2525 NW Expressway St
405/286-4747 PICMED 7919 N. May Ave
Oral fluid, blood, urine, hair and fingernail testing & synthetic marijuana testing
405/810-1766 Specialized Outpatient Svc 5208 Classen Cir
405/272-6786 St Anthony Substance Abuse 1000 N Lee Ave
405/632-6681 Dr. Winslow - Occupational Drug & Alcohol 4300 S Shields Blvd
State Law on drug testing
Drug/Alcohol Testing: (40 O.S. 551, et seq.)
Where an employee fails a lawfully-conducted drug test, and that test is confirmed, the employee is
treated as disqualified from receipt of unemployment compensation if discharged as a result of the
test results. Pending confirmation, the employee may be suspended or transferred, but cannot be
discharged until the results have been confirmed.
Refusal to undergo a lawful drug test is also grounds for termination, and will result in disqualification
for unemployment compensation. (40 OS 562 and 40 OS 2-406A).
Emergency Assistance
See also separate Social Services listing for Clothing, Dental, Deposits, Food
Assistance, Meals, Medical Services, Rental Assistance, Shelters, Utilities, & Vision.
OKC – Catholic Charities 405/523-3000
Counseling, adoption assistance, transitional housing (single mothers), housing assistance (seniors),
volunteer opportunities, immigration assistance Exchanges volunteer time for food package
OKC – Community Action Agency 405/232-0199 319 SW 25th
OKC – Skyline Urban Ministries
Social Security card required
405/632-2644 McKee Center – 500 SE 15th (8th & Lee)
Shower facilities and referrals to other faith-based agencies.
Employment Assistance & Services
Department of Rehabilitation Services 405/951-3400
Assessment, referral & service coordination
Edmond – Oklahoma Employment
Security Commission
405/470-3200
Displace Homemaker / Single Parent Programs, Job training & readiness, search assistance
Guthrie – Job Corps 405/879-2044
Male & females. 16 – 24 years old.
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Norman – Oklahoma Employment
Security Commission
405/701-2000 1141 E. Main
Job placement assistance. Info on State jobs. Proficiency testing. Job searches.
OKC – Alternative Labor Resources 405/634-9885 6600 S. Western
Temp – Permanent Need 2 IDs M - Fri ~ 8-5
OKC – RAINS 405/232-2437 800/285-2273 1200 N. Walker, Suite 500
HIV – AIDS testing and case management
OKC – Chance to Change 405/840-9000
OKC – Express Personnel 405/634-6600 7321 S. Western
405/720-0100 <Job Line 6300 NW Expressway
OKC – Francis Tuttle Vo-Tech 405/717-4252 12777 N. Rockwell Ave
Displace Homemaker, Job training & readiness, search assistance.
OKC – Goodwill Industries 405/236-4454 405/236-4451 410 SW 3rd.
Employment assistance, Business communications training, Developmental Disabilities Services
Division (DDSD) Mon – Fri ~ 8:00am – 5:00pm
OKC – Latino Community Development 405/236-0701 420 SW 10th
OKC – Link Staffing, North 405/946-1883 1921 North Meridian
Crafts, trades, & light industrial positions on a temp, temp-to-hire, or permanent basis
OKC – Metro Tech 405/424-8324 Ext 432 1600 Springlake Drive
Displace Homemaker / Single Parent Programs, Job training & readiness, search assistance
OKC – OCARTA 405/848-7555 866/848-7555 2808 NW 31st
Referral D&AtT& & Ed. Recovery
OKC – United Urban Indian Council 405/810-9202 4801 N. Classen
Employment & Training – GED
OKC – WorkForce OKC 405/639-3640 416 B Hudiburg Circle
405/470-3200 Francis Tuttle Technology Center – 12777N. Rockwell
405/713-1890 7401 NE 23rd
405/670-9100 Southside 4509 S. I-35 Service Road
Job placement assistance. Info on State jobs. Proficiency testing. Job searches.
OKC –State Employment Services 405/470-3200 12777 N. Rockwell Campus Center/ Francis Tuttle
OKC – Olsten Staffing Services 405/525 3456 525 Central Park Drive # 107
OKC –
tand-by Serv/LLC
405/232-4600 800 NW 6th Street
M – F ~ 5 AM
OKC – The Education & Employment
Ministry (TEEM)
405/235-5671 14 NE 13th
Nonprofit, faith-based organization. Training on: Typing/Computer, Life Skills, Finance, Ethics, Self-employment,
Pre-Cosmetology/Hairdressing.
www.teem.org/
OKC – Urban League 405/424-5243 3900 N. Martin Luther King Ave
OKC – WorkForce Career 405/670-9292 DISABILITY PROGRAM NAVIGATOR 4509 S. I-35 Service Road
405/639-3640 416 B Hudiburg Circle
888/980-WORK (9675)
Occupational skills training, job search, OJT programs
Families Anonymous
National line 800/736-9805 www.FamiliesAnonymous.org
Family Planning/Assistance
OKC – Catholic Charities 405/523-3000
Case management, Immigration, adoption, group/marriage/school counseling.
OKC – Gladney Maternity Home 405/848-8435
Adoption placement & families
OKC – OASIS 405/271-6302 800/426-2747
M - F ~ 8 – 6 PM
OKC – City/County Health Department 405/419-4150 4330 NW 10th
OKC – Planned Parenthood 405/528-2157 619 NW 23rd
OKC – Rose Home 405/557-1713 Apply at Birth Choice Center (GO TO “PREGNANCY” LISTING FOR LOCATIONS)
Criteria: pregnant women at least 18 yrs old and their children
Has a housing program, driving tutors.
Family Issues
OKC – Crossings Community Church 405/755-2227 14600 N. Portland
Adults & children group Successful Christian Parenting
OKC – Bipolar CoDp 405/842-1461 All Souls Episcopal Church – 6400 N. Penn
Survivors of Suicide.
OKC – National Resource Center 800/397-2945 201 NE 50th
“Yes I Can” Program Foster Kids 18 – 21 aging out of Foster Care GED fees, birth certificates,
uniforms, housing needs, tutoring
OKC – The Referral Center 405/525-2525 1215 NW 25th (Off of Classen)
Family counseling, substance abuse counseling Tues ~ 7:00PM
OKC – Sunbeam Family Services 405/528-7721 Sunbeam Senior Shelter – 616 NW 21st
Family & Individual Counseling.
Financial & Credit Education
Edmond – Consumer Credit Counseling 405/341-4443
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Norman – St. John’s Episcopal 405/321-3020 235 West Duffy
Weekly Debtors Anonymous meetings
OKC – Action Credit Advisors 800/942-9027
OKC – Alliance Credit Counseling 888/995-7856
OKC – Consumer Credit Counseling 405/631-0294 5350 S. Western
OKC – Consumer Credit Counseling 405/789-2227 800/364-2227 3230 N. Rockwell
OKC – Cope 405/524-2673 2701 N. Oklahoma Ave
Fatherhood Program: Fatherhood skills training; Incarcerated fathers; Low income / teen fathers; and,
New / expectant fathers.
Family Skills Development Program: Pre-marital Counseling, Couples Communications, Parenting
OKC – CSC Credit Services, Credit
Reporting Agencies
877/542-7227
OKC – Scope Ministries 405/843-7778 700 NE 63rd St.
Faith-based, periodic classes on practical tools for budgeting and goal-setting. Limited class size;
pre-registration is required. No cost.
Food Anonymous
Food Addicts Anonymous No face-to-face meetings in Oklahoma. Has telephone conference meetings and on-line meetings
(Yahoo). See web site for info: http://www.foodaddictsanonymous.org/
Gambling Support
Gamblers Anonymous (GA) and GAMANON HOTLINE 405/912-2200
See also: Celebrate Recovery in this listing
Dept. of Mental Health & Substance
Abuse Gambling Helpline
800/522-4700
Toll-Free, 24-Hours a Day Can offer referrals to Certified Gambling Counselors
Oklahoma Gamblers Anonymous
Hotlines
Oklahoma City Hotline 405/525-2026
Oklahoma City/Surrounding Areas Hotline 405/912-2200
Tulsa Hotline 918/760-4349
www.gamblersanonymous.org/
Ardmore – Arbuckle Life Solutions 10th Avenue NW
Weekly meeting.
Lawton – Cameron Baptist Church 2621 Southwest “C” Ave
Weekly meeting.
Norman – St. Stephens United Methodist
Church
1801 West Brooks
Weekly meeting.
Norman – St. John’s Episcopal 405/321-3020 235 West Duffy
Weekly Gamblers Anonymous & Debtors Anonymous meetings
OKC – Crossings Community Church 405/755-2227 14600 N. Portland
Weekly meeting.
OKC – South Lindsay Baptist Church (3 blocks north of SE Grand between Shields & High) – 3300 S. Lindsay
Weekly meeting.
OKC – Family Church 8300 S. Santa Fe
Weekly meeting.
OKC – 2312 Youngs
Weekly meeting.
Shawnee – First Baptist Church 10th & Union
Weekly meeting.
Stillwater – Unitarian Universalist Church 220 S. Stallard St
Weekly meeting.
Stillwater – First Church of the
Nazarene
1023 E. Will Rogers
Weekly meeting.
Gay, Lesbian, Homosexual
Gay Teen Hotline 800/969-6884
Edmond – PFLAG Edmond 405/844-9038 2800 SE 15th
Support Group
Norman – PFLAG 405/360-4497 715 W. Brooks
OKC – First Stone Ministries 405/236-4673 1330 N Classen Blvd. Suite G-80
Services & Support groups for those leaving the gay lifestyle. Some programs are free, some have a
cost for study materials.
OKC – Other Options 405/605-8020 3003 N. May
Food, clothing
OKC – RAIN
(Regional AIDS Intercommunity Network)
405/947-3434 600 NW 23rd, Suite 101
OKC – Red Rock North 405/524-6500 2242 NW 39th
General Education Development Equivalency (GED)
MWC – Rose State College 405/733-7392
OKC – Adult Learning Center 405/231-2053 1320 N. Classen Drive
OKC – Community Literacy Center 405/631-7323 3707 S. Blackwelder
Reading classes.
OKC – Literacy Link 405/732-2737
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Grief
Edmond – GriefShare 405/610-3627 Edmond Church of Christ – 801 S. Bryant
13 week cycle of study & meetings to face the death of a spouse, child, family member.
Edmond – GriefShare 405/341-4639 Henderson Hills Baptist Church – 1200 E I-35 Frontage Rd
13 week cycle of study & meetings to face the death of a spouse, child, family member.
Moore – GriefShare 405/793-2600 First Baptist Church Moore – 301 NE 27th
13 week cycle of study & meetings to face the death of a spouse, child, family member.
MWC Hospital – Grief Recovery Series 405/610-3627 2825 Parklawn Drive
6 week series, Weekly meeting.
Mustang – Griefshare 405/755-2227 Chisholm Heights Baptist Church – 2243 West Highway 152
13 week cycle of study & meetings to face the death of a spouse, child, family member.
Call for times.
Norman – Compassionate Friends 405/360-0830 First Christian Church – 4400 West Main
Norman – GriefShare 405/321-0788 Alameda Church of Christ – 801 East Alameda
13 week cycle of study & meetings to face the death of a spouse, child, family member.
Norman Regional – Support Groups 405/440-8802 405/307-1000
Norman – Survivors of Suicide 405/329-4280 McFarlin Methodist Church Rm. 228
2nd Sunday ~ 2:30pm
Norman – Hospice of Norman 405/579-8565
Six-week support group
Norman – McFarlin Memorial United
Methodist Church, Stephen
Ministry
405/321-3484 419 S. University Blvd
Peer counseling – Stephen Ministry cares for those who are critically ill or injured, bereaved, in a job
crisis, separated or recently divorced and others who go through many of life's crises.
OKC — All Souls Episcopal 405/842-1461 63rd & N. Penn
Survivors of Suicide, Monthly meeting.
OKC – Baptist Integris – PRIDE (Infant
Loss)
405/949-3429
OKC – Calm Waters 405/841-4800 4334 NW Expressway, Suite 101
Grief support, individual (sliding scale, fee for service), support groups (free), “Parenting Thru Divorce”
($25), parenting and step-parenting classes
OKC – Compassionate Friends 405/615-0069 Mayflower Congregational Church – 3901 NW 63rd St
Also offers sibling support subgroup for 7+ Monthly meeting.
OKC – Deaconess – PRIDE (Infant Loss) 405/949-6399
OKC – Good Grief (Kids & Teens)
PRIDE (Infant Loss)
405/752-3600 Mercy Hospital Conference Center – 4300 W. Memorial
www.mercyok.net
OKC – Grief 405/755-4790 Call for current info
OKC – Griefshare 405/755-2227 Crossings Community Church – 14600 N. Portland
13 week cycle of study & meetings to face the death of a spouse, child, family member.
OKC – Griefshare 405/755-9240 Quail Springs Baptist Church – 14613 N. May Avenue
13 week cycle of study & meetings to face the death of a spouse, child, family member.
OKC – Grief Support-Cancer 405/752-3388
Stress release classes Support groups
OKC – Healthy Healing 405/936-5242
OKC – New Horizons 405/752-3776
Loss of loved
OKC – Southwest Medical Center 405/636-7982 SW Medical Center – 4401 S. Western
3rd Tuesday
Health Department
OKLAHOMA COUNTY CITY 405/427-8651 OKC – 921 Northeast 23rd Street
CANADIAN COUNTY
405/262-0042 El Reno – 100 S. Rock Island
405/354-4872 Yukon – 1023 East Vandament
CLEVELAND COUNTY
405/321-4048 Norman – 250 12th Ave. N.E.
405/794-1591 Moore – 224 South Chestnut
Interprete en Espanol estan disponibles para todos los servicios. Si necesita interprete por favor de
contactar 405/321-4048 or 405/794-1591
GRADY COUNTY 405/224-2022 Chickasha – 2116 Iowa Street
KINGFISHER COUNTY 405/375-3008 Kingfisher – 124 East Sheridan, Courthouse Annex Rm #101,
LINCOLN COUNTY 405/258-2640 Chandler – 101 Meadow Lane
LOGAN COUNTY 405/282-3485 Guthrie – 215 Fairgrounds Rd, Ste A
OSAGE COUNTY 405/287-3740 866/987-3740 Pawhuska – 539 Leahy, Suite 103
PAYNE COUNTY
405/372-8200 Stillwater – 1321 West 7th Avenue
405/225-3377 Cushing – 1001 East Cherry St
POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY 405/273-2157 Shawnee – 1904 Gordon Cooper Dr
SEMINOLE COUNTY
405/382-4369 Seminole – 1900 Boren Blvd
405/257-5401 Wewoka – 200 South Brown
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Hispanic Resources
OKC – Latino Community Development
Agency
405/236-0701 420 S. W. 10th
Family Education & Support: Youth Prevention & Growth Futuro Familiar Housing Program
Community Health Education & Promotion
Bilingual Child Development Center (Early Start Program)
Monthly clinic to offer mammograms and pap smears 405/706-5476
Counseling in individual, group and/or family sessions.
Substance abuse counseling: ages 12-21
www.latinoagencyokc.org/index.html
The following are Hospital Facilities. For other facilities, see: Substance Abuse Inpatient & Halfway Houses Services
Hospitals
(Medical with MH or Sub Abuse Treatment) Louisiana
Doctor’s Hospital 800/441-4677
Substance Abuse. Private pay.
Hospitals
(Medical with MH or Sub Abuse Treatment) OKC Area
Baptist Integris 405/949-3011 Main 405/951-2273 MH Consult Outpatient available.
Cedar Ridge (Private) 6505 NE 50th 405-605-6111
Deaconess
DETOX
405/604-6133 Main
Deaconess Bethany 405/951-2273 MH Consult 405/604-6278 MH
Mercy 405/755-1515 Main
OCCIC 405/522-8100 405/522-8108
OU Health Sciences Center 405/271-6000 Main 405/271-4363 ER
St. Anthony’s 405/272-7000 Main 405/272-6216 MH 405/231-8733 Senior Adult
St. Anthony’s – SOUTH (SW 59th &
Penn)
405/685-6671 Main Hosp 405/680-2261 New Vision (DETOX)
405/713-5790 Outpatient 800/939-2273 New Vision (DETOX)
VA 405/270-0501 Main
Hospitals
(Medical with MH or Sub Abuse Treatment) State-wide
Ada – Rolling Hills
DETOX
580/436-3600 800/522-9505
Inpatient & Outpatient—private pay, insurance
Edmond
Private
405/341-6100 Main 405/359-5253 Gero Unit
Midwest
Private
405/610-4411 Main 405/610-8800 ER
405/610-8270 MH
Norman – Red Rock Crisis Unit at
Griffin Memorial Hospital
405/573-6471
Norman Regional Hospital
Private
405/307-1000 Main 405/307-1500 ER
405/307-5555 MH
Hospitals
(Medical with MH or Sub Abuse Treatment) Tulsa area
Brookhaven
Private
918/438-4257 888/298-4673
Behavioral health, chemical dependency, eating disorders (Christian based)
Laureate Hospital
Private
918/481-4000 (Intake/Referral) 918/491-5600
Adults, Senior, Adolescents, & Children Services
Behavioral Health, Chemical Dependency, Eating Disorders
Parkside
Private DETOX
918/588-8888 24/7 Crisis Line 918/5822131 Outpatient
Acute psychiatric episodes Medical detoxification if diagnosed with a co-occurring mental illness.
St. Johns Hospital
Private
918/744-2345
Adult, gero
Tulsa Behavioral Health 918/745-2402 Behavioral health, chem dep, day treatment, medication mgmt, dual diagnosis
918/293-2100 Crisis unit. 24-hour, walk-in availability.
918/293-2113 Substance Abuse Unit.
Housing See also: Substance Abuse Inpatient & Halfway Houses Services
Norman – Transition House 405/360-7926 700 Asp, Ste. 2
Private non-profit agency. Transitional living & outreach to adults (who would be homeless).
www.thouse.org/
OKC – Carolyn Williams Center 405/236-0413 Intake Coordinator 201 NE 50th
Transitional living – Men age 18-24 Deposit & monthly fee
OKC – Central Habitat for Humanity 405/232-4828
OKC – Compass Program 405/634-4400
OKC – Hands Up Ministries 405/236-3349 2130 SE 59th
Men’s Sex Offender Housing Program
OKC – The Harbor 405/943-2273
OKC – Housing Authority 405/239-7551 1700 NE 4th
Section 8, Rental Assistance, Housing
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OKC – Housing Finance Authority 405/848-1144
OKC – Neighborhood Services
Organization
Offers transitional and permanent housing
programs.
405/236-0413 ext 305 Intake Coordinator 405/525-7409 Case Manager
Palo Duro Apts: Permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless, mentally ill adults.
Martha’s House: Transitional housing for families.
Gatewood Home: Transitional housing for homeless pregnant
Carolyn Williams Center: Transitional housing for homeless males.
(Call for current program availability)
OKC – Opportunity Gardens 405/424-3142 1917 NE 20th
Elderly, 55 with a disability, or 62 & over.
OKC – Pershing Center / City Care 405/609-2400 2400 General Pershing Blvd
OKC – Red Rock Transitional Housing 405/425-0316
OKC – Rose Home Pregnant Mothers program — pregnant women at least 18 yrs old and their children
Apply at a Birth Choice Center (GO TO “PREGNANCY” LISTING FOR APPLICATION LOCATIONS)
Required group attendance at: Weekly house meetings, Weekly psychological groups, Parenting skills
enhancement, Birthing preparation classes
Includes food, shelter, case management, transportation to essential services, clothing, GED and
Driving License tutoring, and Section-8 obtainment assistance.
OKC – Shiloh Manor 405/745-3270
OKC – “Yes I Can” 800/397-2945
Employed teens
Shawnee – Housing Authority 405/275-6330 601 West 7th
Stillwater – Housing 405/372-4906
Identification
Edmond 405/341-4930 28 East Main
Norman 405/364-9595 430 N. Berry Rd.
OKC – Community Action 405/232-0199
Homeless only
OKC – Department of Vital Statistics 405/271-4040 OU Health Science Center – NE 10th & Stonewall
OKC – Department of Public Safety 405/681-5489 2480 W. I-240
OKC – Social Security Office 405/605-3000 Shepard Mall – 2615 Villa Prom
OKC – Guild of St. George
ZIP CODE RESTRICTIONS
405/232-2266 117 NW 7th
Also: Hair cuts & bus passes
Information & Helplines
AOD Helpline (Alcohol & other drugs) 800/821-4357
Norman – United Way Helpline 405/364-3800
OKC – OASIS 405/271-6302 800/426-2747
Learning Disabilities
Learning Disabilities Association of OK 918/298-1600
Legal Aid & Assistance
Federal, Public Defender 405/609-5930
State-wide Directory/Referral 800/421-1641 800/421-8017
Supreme Court & Court of Appeals 405/556-9400
Legal Aid of Western Oklahoma 405/521-1302 2901 N. Classen
Legal Aid for persons with HIV/AIDS 405/524-4611
Cleveland County (OU Legal Clinic) 405/325-3702
Oklahoma County Courts 405/270-0082
Oklahoma County Public Defender 405/713-1550
Oklahoma County Jail/Sheriff’s Office 405/713-1000
Probation Office 405/297-2636
Norman - Indigent Defense System 405/325-3128 1600 Cross Center Dr
OKC – City Court 405/297-3898
OKC – Legal Aid 405/557-0020
OKC – Legal Services Development 405/522-3069
Technical assistance & training on elder rights, grandparents’ rights, & end of life planning.
OKC –Disability Law Center 405/525-7755 2915 N. Classen
OKC – Public Defender 405/297-3190
OKC – Seniors Legal Aid 405/557-0014
Oklahoma or Canadian County resident. 60 yrs or older
Marriage
OKC – Crossings Community Church 405/755-2227 14600 N. Portland
OKC – Scope Ministries 405/843-7778 700 NE 63rd St.
Faith-based seminars on couples communication and problem solving Limited class size; pre-registration
is required. No cost.
Mental Health Advocacy
Norman – NAMI Reach Support 405/321-2057
Monthly meeting.
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OKC – Consumer’s Council 405/604-6975
OKC – Federation of Families for
Children's Mental Health
405/373-3300 405/230-1901
OKC – Interventions 405/833-9733 Ron Tewksbury
OKC – NAMI 800/583-1264 405/230-1900 4200 Perimeter Center Dr. Suite 150
Monday – Friday ~ 8:30am – 4:30pm
Mental Health Services Community Based & Community Mental Health Services
Anadarko –Taliaferro Center 405/ 247-6807 110 SE 2nd
Chandler – Red Rock Center 405/258-3040 Fax: 405/240-5008 112 N. McKinley
Chickasha – Red Rock Center 405/222-0622 804 Choctaw
El Reno – Red Rock Center 405/422-8800 Fax: 405/422-8818 7777 E. Hwy 66
Guthrie – Northwest Center for
Behavioral Health
405/282-1830 Fax: 405/282-1861 580/242-3638 (24-hour crisis) 1923 S. Division
Kingfisher – Northwest Center for
Behavioral Health
405/375-6377
Langston – Mary Mahoney Medical
Center at Langston
405/466-2535 300 Martin Luther King St.
Behavioral Health Care (including anger management, developmental issues, substance abuse)
Moore – Moore Alcohol & Drug 405/799-7761 405/799-3379 624 NW Fifth
Based on income.
Norman – McFarlin Memorial United
Methodist Church, Stephen
Ministry
405/321-3484 419 S. University Blvd
Peer counseling – Stephen Ministry cares for those who are critically ill or injured, bereaved, in a job
crisis, separated or recently divorced and others who go through many of life's crises.
Norman – Central Oklahoma MH Center 405/360-5100 909 E. Alameda
Norman – OU Counseling Psychology 405/325-2914 3200 Marshall Ave
Graduate student counseling ser for OU -- sliding scale.
OKC – Catholic Charities 405/523-3000 1501 N. Classen
Counseling service / family support / Refugee Sliding scale 8:00 – 4:30
OKC – Christian Clinic for Counseling 405/943-1281 3508 NW 50th
Sliding scale M – Thu ~ 9 – 5
OKC – COPE, inc. 405/528-8686 2701 N. Oklahoma Ave
Parenting, anger mgmt, sub abuse, domestic violence, GED, DUI. Sliding scale
OKC – DaySpring Community Services 405/702-9721 500 N Walker Ave
Counseling and Case Management Services.
OKC - Hope Community Services 405/634-4400 105 SE 45th
OKC – Integris 405/427-2441 2601 Spencer Road
Children, adolescent
OKC – Mary Mahoney Center
Oklahoma, Pott,& Lincoln Counties
405/769-3301 12716 NE 36th
OKC – North Care 405/272-0660 1140 N. Hudson
OKC – North Rock, Med Clinic 405/425-0490 4400 N. Lincoln
OCCIC 405/522-8100 405/522-8108 1200 NE 13th
OKC – Red Rock, Main Facility 405/424-7711 4400 N. Lincoln Blvd
OKC – Total Life Counseling 405/840-7040 3000 United Founders Blvd, Suite 239
Shawnee – Red Rock 405/275-7100 126 N. Bell
Stillwater – Edwin Fair Center 405/372-1250 800 E. 6th Street, Suite B
Mental Illness Support Information, referral, literature, support groups
Bethany – Family Support Group 405/787-4860 (Carol) Deaconess Bethany Hosp – 7600 NW 23rd
Monthly meeting.
Choctaw – Family to Family Support 405/769-9737 -or- 405/769-5226 (Yvonna) Tri City Youth & Family – 14625 NE 23rd
Weekly meeting.
Norman – Reach Support 405/321-2057 (Ruby) Edsel Ford House – 107 State Drive
Twice monthly meetings
OKC – Consumer’s Council 405/604-6975 3200 NW 48th
OKC – Family Support Group 405/205-5273 (Jon) Memorial Road Church of Christ – 2221 E Memorial Rd
Twice monthly meetings.
OKC – Family to Family Support 405/230-1900 (Gail) Crossings Church – 14600 N Portland
Visions for Tomorrow (Caregivers of children)
Family to Family Education Classes (12 week program, call for registration) Weekly meeting.
Yukon – Family to Family Support 405/350- 6519 South Yukon Church of Christ on Tenth
Twice monthly meetings
Methadone Treatment
OKC – Mission Treatment Center 405/239-6815 1214 N. Hudson
OKC – New Beginnings Medical 405/681-2003 5421 SW 27th
OKC – Right Way Medical 405/616-3366 9017 South I-35
Narcotics Anonymous See also: Celebrate Recovery in this listing
Eastern Oklahoma 918/747-0017 888/749-0017 Information
North Oklahoma 800/982-0242
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Norman – St. John’s Episcopal 405/321-3020 235 West Duffy
Weekly NA meetings
OKC & Western Oklahoma 405/524-7068 866/524-7068
Native American Resources
Indian Affairs Commission 405/521-3828 Main Line 4545 Lincoln Blvd., Suite 282
Carnegie – Kiowa Tribe 580/654-2300 P.O. Box 369
Durant – Choctaw Tribe Main Office 800/522-6170
McCloud – Kickapoo Tribe 405/964-2081
OKC – Indian Clinic 405/948-4900 4913 W. Reno
OKC – Indian Legal 405/943-6457 800/658-1497
OKC – United Urban Indian Council 405/810-9202 4801 N. Classen
Stigler – Choctaw Nation 918/967-2398
Stroud – Sac & Fox Nation 918/968-3526 800/259-3970
Talihina – Choctaw Nation, Family
Services
918/567-4265
Native American Inpatient Units
Ada – Chickasaw Nation ~ Healthy
Lifestyles
580/332-6345 3115 E. Arlington
28-day RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM 10 Men 6 Women CDIB Card
Clinton – Cheyenne & Arapaho
George Hawkins Treatment Center
800/247-4612 Ext – 32370 10320 N. Airport Rd.
RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM 8 Men 8 Women
Clinton – Choctaw Behavioral Health 580/323-2884
Lawton – Comanche Tribe ~ New
Pathways
580/248-3628 1401 Laurie Tatum Rd
HALF-WAY HOUSE CDIB -- All tribes
Pawhuska – Osage Nation Counseling
~ PRT Program
918/287-5419
RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM 5 Men 4 Women
Ponca City – Pawnee Tribe ~ Social
Development Center
580/762-6617 210 Starting Point Drive
RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM 5 Men 5 Women
Mayetta, Kansas – Pottawatomie Tribe
~ P.A.R.R.
785/966-3002
10 Men
Tahlequah – Cherokee Nation ~ Jack
Brown Youth Treatment Center
918/458-0496
13 ADOLESCENT Males ADOLESCENT Females
Talihina – Choctaw Nation ~ Chi Hullo
Li
918/567-2905
RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM 17 Women & with children
Talihina – Choctaw Nation Recovery
Center
918/567-2389
RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM 10 Men 10 Women
Overeaters Anonymous See also: Celebrate Recovery in this listing
Norman – Overeaters Anonymous 405/ St. Thomas More University Parish
Step & Abstinence Weekly meeting.
Norman – Overeaters Anonymous 405/ St. Johns Episcopal Church – 235 W. Duffy St, Door to right of entrance.
Big Book Study Weekly meeting.
MWC – Overeaters Anonymous 405/886-9543 (Donna) or 885-9676 (Patricia) Call for location.
New Beginnings/Relapse Weekly meeting.
MWC – Overeaters Anonymous 405/ Wickline Methodist Church – 417 Mid America Blvd.
OA 12 & 12 Weekly meeting.
OKC – Overeaters Anonymous 405/942-0577 4010 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 104
Intergroup office Call for meeting dates and times
http://www.oa.org/
OKC – Overeaters Anonymous 405/ All Souls' Episcopal Church – 6400 N. Pennsylvania, S. Entry
Group's Choice – Open meeting Weekly meeting.
OKC – Overeaters Anonymous 405/ Capitol Hill Assembly – 2400 SW 74, SW door
For Today Weekly meeting.
OKC – Compulsive Eaters Anon 405/755-2227 Crossings Community Church – 14600 N. Portland
Weekly meetings.
OKC – Overeaters Anonymous 405/ Southside Serenity Group – 2212 S.W. 74th St
OA – Open meeting Weekly meeting.
Shawnee – Overeaters Anonymous 405/ First Christian Church
Leader’s Choice meeting Weekly meeting.
Parenting
Norman – Parents Assistance Center 405/364-1420 1151 E. Main
Has adult and teen parents programs. M – Thur ~ 8:00 –6
OKC – Chance to Change 405/840-9000 5228 Classen Circle
Parenting classes call for times. Out D/A. 8 – 6
OKC – Christian Parenting 405/755-2227 Crossings Community Church – 14600 N. Portland
OKC – Cope 405/524-2673 3033 N. Walnut, #300
OKC – Eagle Ridge Institute 405/840-1359
OKC – Hope Community Services 405/634-4400
OKC – Hope Pregnancy Center 405/755-5433 10327 N. May Ave
Parenting classes; Tuesday night fatherhood class.
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OKC – Hope Pregnancy Center 405/688-8700 1624 SW 82nd (82nd & S. Penn)
Parenting classes; Tuesday night fatherhood class.
OKC – Parent Promise 405/232-2500 437 NW 12th
Educational and support groups.
Baby Think It Over: Provides infant simulators to middle/high school students for a realistic parenting
experience. Includes 2 days of discussion about the realities of teen parenting.
OKC – Parents Info Resource Center 405/478-4078
OKC – Parents Assistance Center 405/232-8226 415 NW 5th
OKC – RAPP
(Relatives as Parents Program)
405/722-7445 New Covenant Christian Church – 12000 N. Rockwell
Educational & support group for caregivers of other relative’s children. Light meal and separate
children’s activities provided. 2nd & 4th Thurs ~ 6:30PM – 8:30PM
Pregnancy
Bethany – Birth Choice 405/495-6919 5106 N. Rockwell Ave
Assistance before and after birth, testing, counseling, referrals, baby clothing.
Edmond – Birth Choice 405/330-2111 11 C Burton Place
Assistance before and after birth, testing, counseling, referrals, baby clothing.
El Reno – Birth Choice 405/262-0003 400 W. London St
Assistance before and after birth, testing, counseling, referrals, baby clothing.
Guthrie – Crossroads 405/282-0800 Text: 405-293-TEST (8378) 3077 E. College Ave
Laboratory grade pregnancy tests. Infant supplies in exchange for attending classes. Offers non-medical
labor support professionals
Norman – Birth Choice 405/360-9555 457 W. Gray
Assistance before and after birth, testing, counseling, referrals, baby clothing.
OKC – Birth Choice 405/631-4477 405/495-6919 4701 S. Western
Assistance before and after birth, testing, counseling, referrals, baby clothing,.
OKC – Catholic Social Ministries /
Family Support Services
405/523-3012 1501 N Classen Blvd Suite 200
Adoption agency Family Hop 18 or younger.
Case management help work with resource / Employed
OKC – Crisis Pregnancy / Hope
Pregnancy Center
405/755-5433 10237 N May Ave
405/688-8700 1624 SW 82nd
Free pregnancy test / Decision counseling / Support groups
OKC – Deaconess Pregnancy
Resource Center
800/567-6631 405/949-4200 7101 NW Expressway, Suite 325
Counseling before and after birth, coordination of medical services, referrals for housing, social services
connection, educational and vocational guidance
If adopting out: court-approved living expenses, facilitate contact with adoptive family, reunion services
OKC – Rose Home Contact any “Birth Choice” facility for intake info.
Shelter program for HOMELESS and pregnant. In-house support group attendance is mandatory.
Food, shelter, case management, transportation to access essential services, clothing, furnishings,
GED/Driving License tutoring, assistance in Section-8 voucher obtainment and moving assistance.
OKC – Single Moms Crisis Pregnancy 405/949-4200 Deaconess Hospital – 5501 N. Portland
Rape Go to Domestic Violence for Hotlines and Services
Red Cross Services can include: Disaster services, blood donation, tissue donations, CPR classes, blood
pressure classes, youth volunteering, community referrals, volunteerism
El Reno – Canadian Valley 405/262-5760 401 S. Grand Ave
Guthrie – Logan County 405/282-1194 219 S. 2nd
Norman – Heart of Oklahoma 405/321-0591 405/321-0552 405/321-0591 (Hotline) 1205 Halley Ave
OKC – Central Oklahoma 405/228-9500 601 NE 6th
Referral Lines
NAMI 405/230-1900 800/583-1264
OASIS 405/271-6302
Reachout Crisis Hotline 800/522-9054
Smoking See also: Celebrate Recovery in this listing
Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline
800/784-8669 (800/QUIT-NOW) Spanish: 800/793-1552 Mon – Sun ~ 7:00AM – 11:00PM
Referrals to community resources.
Offers 1-on-1 “quit coaching”—Receive free nicotine patches, gum, or lozenges and a series of
telephone based coaching sessions with the same “Quit Coach” throughout their quitting process
OKC – Indian Clinic 405/948-4900
Social Security
National number 800/772-1213
Moore/Norman Office 405/799-0702
Oklahoma City Office 405/605-3001 Shepard’s Mall
Shawnee Office 405/273-2689 1609 N. Harrision
Spiritual Assistance & Issues
Edmond – Shepherds of Love Ministry 405/348-5195 Serves Oklahoma County, Norman, Yukon
Provides assistance by telephone for utilities, medical bills, and medications. Friendship counseling,
prayer requests. Tues – Wed – Thur ~ 9:30am – 4:00pm
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Substance Abuse Consumer Advocacy & Referral
Center for Substance Abuse Services 800/662-4357
Drug & Alcohol Referral Line 800/888-9383
Reachout Referral Line 405/522-8152 800/522-9054
OKC – OCARTA 405/848-7555 866/848-7555 (Toll free)
OCArTA – Sister to Sister 405/848-7555
Substance Abuse Inpatient & Halfway Houses Services Go to Substance Abuse Inpatient APPENDIX
Substance Abuse Outpatient Services
Bethany – Celebrate Recovery 405/789-3175 Council Road Baptist Church – 2900 N. Council Road
Faith-based recovery program similar in style to 12-step programs. Group meetings, study materials.
Weekly meeting.
Chickasha – Southwest Youth & Family 405/222-5437 Msg 198 E. Almar
Edmond – Celebrate Recovery 405/341-4639 Henderson Hills Baptist Church – 1200 E. !-35 Frontage Rd
Faith-based recovery program similar in style to 12-step programs. Group meetings, study materials.
Weekly meeting.
Edmond – Celebrate Recovery 405/478-0166 Memorial Road Church of Christ – 2221 East Memorial Rd
Faith-based recovery program similar in style to 12-step programs. Group meetings, study materials.
Weekly meeting.
Edmond – Edmond Family Counseling 405/341-3554 1251 N. Broadway, Suite C
El Reno – Turning Point (satellite) 405/262-0739 203 N Bickford
El Reno – Youth & Family Services 405/262-6555 7525 E. Hwy 66
Guthrie – Logan Community Services 405/282-5524 4710 S. Division
Langston – Mary Mahoney Medical
Center at Langston
405/466-2535 300 Martin Luther King St.
Behavioral Health Care (including anger management, developmental issues, substance abuse)
Moore – Celebrate Recovery 405/514-9990 First Baptist Church – 301 NE 27th St
Faith-based recovery program similar in style to 12-step programs. Group meetings, study materials.
Weekly meeting.
Moore – Celebrate Recovery 405/794-7313 Fresh Start Community Church – 309 N. Eastern Ave
Faith-based recovery program similar in style to 12-step programs. Group meetings, study materials.
Weekly meeting.
www.freshstartok.com
Moore – Moore Alcohol & Drug 405/799-7761 405/799-3379 624 NW Fifth
MWC – Mid-Del Youth & Family 405/733-5437 Mid American Blvd
Assessments for counseling.
Norman –- NAIC 405/321-0022 215 W. Linn
OKC – Alcohol Training & Education 405/943-7483 3160 N. Portland
$20 per session. Substance Education, & Training. Ct & driver license.
OKC – Alcoholics Rehab Center 405/236-4148 436 NW 12th
Reno club – Males only
OKC – Alcoholics Rehab Center 405/236-4148
OKC – CARE for Change 405/524-5525 3621 N. Kelley Ave, Suite 100
D/A counseling sliding scale no insurance Medicaid
OKC – Carver Center 405/232-8233 2801 SW 3rd
Private pay. Also has inpatient available.
OKC – Catalyst 405/235-9709 3033 N. Walnut
Outpatient clinic Formerly known at Drug Recovery Inc (DRI)
OKC – Celebrate Recovery 405/692-0546 Crossroads Cathedral – 8901 S. Shileds
Faith-based recovery program similar in style to 12-step programs. Group meetings, study materials.
Weekly meeting.
OKC – Celebrate Recovery 405/787-2042 Western Oaks Church of the Nazarene – 7901 NW 16
Faith-based recovery program similar in style to 12-step programs. Group meetings, study materials.
Weekly meeting.
OKC – Celebrate Recovery 405/ 378-0100 Westmore Community Church – 12609 S. Western
Faith-based recovery program similar in style to 12-step programs. Group meetings, study materials.
Weekly meeting.
OKC – Chance to Change 405/840-9000 5228 Classen Circle
Out pt education for family 6 pt—1 part every Monday at 6:30. ED Series at BS Center
OKC – Cope 405/524-2673 2701 Oklahoma Ave
OKC – Drug Recovery, INC. (DRI) Now called CATALYST. See its new listing in this section.
OKC – Eagle Ridge 405/840-1359 405/282-8232 601 NE 63rd
OKC – Family Recovery Counseling 405/879-0482 4801 N. Classen, Suite 128
OKC – Hope 405/634-4400 105 SE 45th
OKC – Jordan’s Crossing 405/308-8021 301 SW 74th
OKC – Latino Community Development
Agency
405/236-0701 420 SW 10th
Spanish-speaking services 18 & younger.
OKC – Oklahoma Outreach 405/848-9393 3801 NW 63rd
OKC – Quapaw Counseling Service 405/672-3033 1301 SE 59th
Offers Native American, African—American, American Sign Language services.
OKC – Salvation Army 405/236-3677
Adult Rehabilitation #4
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OKC – Specialized Outpatient Services 405/810-1766 5208 N. Classen Circle
Adolescent, family, and adult services. Bilingual services available.
www.okcsos.com
OKC – The Referral Center 405/525-2525 1215 NW 25th Street
OKC – Total Life Counseling
Foundation
405/840-7040 3000 United Founders Blvd, #239
Referral from D/A out TANF/DHS $20 a session /group
OKC – Turning Point 405/634-0508 1607 SW 15th Street
OKC – Valley Hope 405/946-7337 6100 NW 63rd
Most major insurance No Medicaid or Medicare
Pawnee – United Community Action 918/762-3686 600 Denver
Counseling, housing. Sliding scale.
Pawnee – Celebrate Recovery 918/762-3669 First Baptist Church – 720 Sixth St
Faith-based recovery program similar in style to 12-step programs. Group meetings, study materials.
Thur ~ 5:30 pm
Shawnee – Citizen Potawatomi Nation
Health Clinic
405/273-5236 2307 S. Gordon Cooper Drive
8:00am – 5:00pm
Shawnee – Gateway 405/273-1170 1010 E. 45th
Stillwater – Celebrate Recovery 405/624-3422 Eagle Heights Baptist Church – 2617 N. Jardot
Faith-based recovery program similar in style to 12-step programs. Group meetings, study materials.
www.eagleheights.com Sun ~ 6:00 pm
Stillwater – Payne Co. Counseling 405/372-0198 801 S. Main, Suite 5
D/A counseling sliding scale with DMH/DHS
Stillwater – Payne Co. Counseling 405/372-0198 801 S. Main, Suite 5
D/A counseling sliding scale with DMH/DHS
Talk Lines See also Referral Lines in this listing
Edmond – Shepherds of Love
Serves Okla County, Norman, Yukon
405/348-5195
Friendship counseling, Prayer requests.
OKC – Contact 405/848-CARE ( 405/848-2273 )
OKC – Number Nyne 405/325-6963
8:00PM – 4:00AM When OU classes are in session.
Suicide Line 800/273-TALK
Teen Hot Line 800/522-8336
Travelers Assistance
Upward Transitions 405/232-5507 1033 N. Walker
M – F ~ 8:00AM – 4:30PM
Travel & Transportation
Edmond – Drivers License Exam 405/341-4930 28 E. Main
Guthrie – First Capitol Trolley 405/282-6000 Routes for Guthrie, Langston University & Okla State Univ—Stillwater.
CALL FOR COSTS M – S ~ 6AM Midnite
MWC – Drivers License Exam 405/424-5902 2550 N. Air Depot
Norman – Drivers License Exam 405/364-9595 2313 E. Lindsey
8 – 4:30PM
Norman – Bus Station 405/321-7370 405/579-1616 506 N. Porter
Norman – Metro Transit of Norman
(CART)
405/325-2278 731 Elm Ave
OKC – ABC Cab 405/619-3460 405/619-3434
OKC – Checker Cab 405/239-7710
OKC – City Bus Terminal Metro Transit 405/235-7433 200 Shartel
Has special services for handicapped and disabled
OKC – Dept. of Motor Vehicles 405/681-5489 2480 W. I-240 Frontage
OKC – Department of Public Safety 405/425-7777
OKC – Drivers License Exam 405/681-5489
OKC – Metro Taxi Yellow 405/619-3434
OKC – Metro Transit 405/235-7433
OKC – Metro Transit Lift Reservation 405/297-3808 2000 S. May Ave
OKC – Salvation Army Administration 405/270-7800 501 S. Harvey
OKC – Salvation Army Senior
Transportation
405/246-1099
OKC – Sooner Ride Reservation Line 877/404-4500
OKC – Traveler’s Aid 405/232-5507 1033 N. Walker
Provides case management for homeless families leaving shelters and moving into homes.
OKC – Union Bus Station 405/235-6425 427 W. Sheridan
OKC – Urban League 405/424-5243 3900 N. MLK Drive
OKC – Yellow Cab 405/232-6161
Utility Companies See also separate Social Services listing
AT&T 800/222-0300
Oklahoma Electric Cooperative 405/321-2024
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 405/272-9741
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Oklahoma Natural Gas 405/551-4000
OKC – Water & Trash 405/297-2833
Veterans
Muskogee – VA 800/827-1000
VA 405/456-1000 Main Medical Center 921 NE 13th
OKC – Supported Employment Services 405/270-0501
OKC – Vet Center 405/456-5184 1024 NW 47th, Suite B
Voc Rehab
Department of Rehabilitation Services 405/951-3400 800/845-8476 3535 N.W. 58th Street, Suite 500
http://www.okrehab.org/
OKC—Career Planning Center 405/635-2750 5813 South Robinson
OKC—Metro-Tech/Springlake 405/424-8324 405/605-4449 1800 Springlake Drive, Room 202
Workers Comp
OKC- Workers Comp 405/522-8600 1915 N. Stiles
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APPENDIX Emergency Services
Local Oklahoma City area
National resources at the end of the list
Dental Infant
Assistance
House Repair
Assistance Meals Shelters Food
Assistance
Rental
Assistance
Transportation
Assistance
Clothing Vision House hold
furnishings Medical Hair care Medications Utilities Spiritual
Assistance
For any Agency, call first to get latest information on:
Services provided Hours of operation Zip Code restrictions
Program Eligibility ID/Birth Certificate requirement
Dates of clinic (for example: 3rd Monday of the month) Appointment procedures
Bethany
Birth Choice 405/495-6919 5106 N. Rockwell Ave
Baby clothing
Also: Assistance before and after birth, testing, counseling, referrals
Del City
Feeding the Broken Hearted 405/236-5683 320 Delwood Drive
Work farm – factory Sober Living
Meals Has public meal on Saturdays.
Edmond
Hope Center 405/348-1340 1251 N. Broadway
Clothing
Food Assistance
Medical Services: Prenatal care, pediatric services, immunizations, medications assistance.
General Medicine Clinic OB Clinic Sick Baby Clinic: Pediatric Clinic:
Immunization Clinic:
WIC Clinic:
Utilities: Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program for heating & cooling bills. Apply at Department o
Human Services (DHS) county offices
Also: Parenting classes
Edmond
Ministries of Jesus 405/340-7400
Medical Once a month clinic. Will have specialists.
Appointments only. Call for eligibility and times.
Edmond
Shepherds of Love Ministry 405/348-5195
Medical Services: Medical bills assistance, Medications assistance
Rental Assistance Utilities Deposits
Also: Friendship counseling, Prayer requests.
Oklahoma County, Norman, & Yukon
Edmond
Trinity Christian Church 405/348-8019 1400 NW 178th
Clothing
Food Assistance
El Reno
Birth Choice 405/262-0003 400 W. London St
Baby clothing
Also: Assistance before and after birth, testing, counseling, referrals
Guthrie
Crossroads 405/282-0800 116-D North Broad
Laboratory grade pregnancy tests. Infant supplies in exchange for attending classes. Offers non-medical
labor support professional
Guthrie
Logan County Youth & Family 405/282-7045
Shelter: Cut off age 18
Also: Parental counseling, Substance abuse counseling.
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Mary Mahoney Medical Center 405/466-2535 300 Martin Luther King St.
Medical: Limited lab (Anemia, blood sugar testing, sexually transmitted disease testing, urine test, TB
test, HIV testing), Behavioral Health Care (including anger management, developmental issues, sub.
Abuse), transportation available within 15 miles and have no means of transportation.
Medical referrals for X-Rays, Emergency Medical, Gynecology, Prenatal Care, Ultrasound
MWC
Mid-Del Food Pantry 405/732-3603 322 N. Midwest Blvd
Food pantry
Has ZIP CODE limitations
MWC
Mid-Del Youth & Family 405/732-3603 322 N. Midwest Blvd
Shelter
MWC
Masters Market 405/737-2010 5751 E Reno
Clothing
Food Assistance
Also: Limited household items
Has ZIP CODE limitations
Norman
East Main Place 405/447-HOME (4663) 1100 East Main St
Shelter Monday-Friday 8 A.M.-5 P.M.
Staff available for emergency assistance 24 hours at (405)488-7707. Staff will meet individuals/ families
at a local motel to provide emergency shelter for those who qualify under established HUD guidelines.
Norma
n
Central Oklahoma Community
Action Agency
405/447-0832 2270 Industrial Blvd.
Food Assistance
Also: Low income assistance, supportive assistance, volunteer opportunities
Norman
Crossroads Youth & Family
Services
405/321-0240 1650 W Tecumseh Rd Ste 500
Shelter Counseling Adolescents, DHS custody - Police protect – 24 cooling off period.
Norman
Food & Shelter for
Friends
405/360-4954 104 W. Comanche
Food Assistance
Shelters
Meals
Norman
Health for Friends Clinics 405/329-4161 (Recorded Info Line) Norman Regional Hospital 317 E. Hines
Dental
Pharmacy
Medical: RN on location, Doctor on call. Strep throat tests, pharmacy
Vision: Exams and glasses program
Must have proof of income & address
Norman
Salvation Army 405/364-9910 318 E. Hays Street
Food Assistance
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Shelters
Norman
Women’s Resource Center 405/701-5497 (Domestic Violence Shelter)
405/701-5540 (Domestic Violence Crisis)
405/701-5660 (Sexual Violence Crisis Line)
1719 Jennifer Circle
Domestic violence shelter
OKC
Amistad Pediatric Clinic 405/232-4160 420 SW 10th
Medical: Children 0-17 only
OKC
Baptist Community Clinic / Family
Medical Clinic
405/528-0171 405/951-4804 405/235-4696 405/951-2608 405/951-2645 (Recording)
Olivet Baptist Church Clinic 1201 NW 10th
Clothing
Food Assistance
Medical: HIV, STD, pregnancy & TB testing, medication assistance, Social services
Medical Immunization, Med refills, Physician services, wound care, infections
Vision
Spanish interpretation available Some services for HOMELESS only Photo ID & Bill required
OKC
Baptist Mission 405/235-6162 2125 Exchange Ave
Dental Extractions only Twice a month
Vision (Reduced charges for frames.)
Food Assistance
Medical: Medication assistance Call for appointment
Assistance before and after birth, testing, counseling, referrals
ZIP CODES 73108 & 73119 Proof of residence Photo ID Also:
OKC
Birth Choice 405/495-6919 5106 N. Rockwell
405/631-4477 4701 S. Western
Baby clothing
Also: Assistance before and after birth, testing, counseling, referrals
OKC
Care Point, HIV / AIDS
services
405/232-2437 800/285-2273 1200 N. Walker, Suite 500
Dental
Medical: Medication assistance, transportation to medical appointments, case management.
Also: Employment services, Housing referrals Must have referral
OKC
Catholic Charities 405/523-3000
Food Assistance: Exchanges volunteer time for food package.
Medical: CMA services.
Also: Counseling, adoption assistance, transitional housing (single mothers), 1housing assistance
(seniors), volunteer opportunities, immigration assistance
OKC
Christian Free Dermatology
Clinic
405/604-4412 5701 N Portland Ave
Must have no medical insurance.
Must be very low income so that going to Dr would create a heavy burden.
Must have a significant skin problem—not mild acne, skin darkening or cosmetic problems.
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Christian Service Center 405/236-5956
Clothing
Also: Furniture
OKC
City Church 405/232-3232 6009 NW Expressway
Food Assistance: Food baskets
Meals
OKC
City Rescue Mission 405/517-3107 405/232-2709 800 W. California
Dental: Children services
Meals: Lunch & Dinner
Shelters
OKC
Clinica de la Mujer Latina 405/236-0701 222 NW 12
Medical: Mammograms, pap tests, breast exams (Must be low income, 50-64, no coverage at all).
OKC
Community Action Agency 405/232-0199 319 SW 25th
Assistance with home repairs, Homebuyer Education, Housing Counseling
OKC
Community Vision Clinic 405/473-7430
Vision
OKC
County Health Department 405/427-8651 Main Facility ~ 921 NE 23rd
405/419-4150 Health Center West ~ 4330 NW 10th
405/419-4000 TB Control Center ~ 400 NE 50th
405/419-4116 WIC Clinic East ~ 6739 E. Reno (Heritage Park Mall)
405/230-1942 WIC Capitol Hill ~ 210 SW 25th
405/425-4384 Rominger Community Center ~ 3450 SW 29th
Medical: WIC Maternity & Family
“TAKE CHARGE”: Breast/Cervical screenings for ages 50-64. At the NE 23 location. Call 425-4403 to
see if you qualify for program
OKC
County Health Department
Pharmacy
405/713-1893 7401 NE 23rd
Medical: Medication assistance. Call first to make sure medication is available
Must live in Okla County at least 6 months. Need referral & must have $0 income.
OKC
Cross Area Crown Ministries 405/232-7696 1008 N. McKinley
Clothing
Dental
Food Assistance
Medical: Doctor visits
Vision: Optometrist visits Call for schedule
OKC
D-Dent
Dentists for the Disabled & Elderly in
Need of Treatment.
405/424-8092 800/522-9510 6430 N. Western Suite 200
Dental: Must be 60 or older, low income without dental insurance or other means to pay for dental care –
or be developmentally disabled, low income without dental insurance or other means to pay for
OKC
Dean McGee Eye Institute 405/271-6060
Vision Call for information
OKC
Dermatology Clinic 405/271-6110 619 NE 13th
Medical Call for info and hours
OKC
Family Medicine Clinic 405/271-4311 900 NW 10th
Medical: General health care services. Obstetrical care as available. Limited pharmacy. Provider for all
Sooner Care Options. Will have some set fees for office visits, labs, x-rays. Limited social
work services
OKC
Family Medical
Clinic
GO TO THE LISTING FOR: Baptist Community Clinic Olivet Baptist Church Clinic
OKC
Food Bank 405/972-1111 3355 S. Purdue
Food Pantry
OKC
Good Shepard Ministries 405/232-8631 222 NW 12th
Clothing closet
Dental: X-rays & extractions only
Food Assistance
Medical: Clinic, meds, mammograms, pap tests, breast exams
Must be low income, 50-64, no coverage at all, SSN CARD REQUIRED
OKC
Grace Rescue Mission 405/232-5756 2205 Exchange Ave.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner
Shelters
OKC
Guild of St. George 405/232-2266 117 NW 7th
Clothing
Food Assistance
Medical: Must come to office for assistance. First come, first served. No antidepressants, hormones, or
pain medications
Utilities
Also: Identification assistance, hair cuts, bus passes
ZIP CODE RESTRICTIONS
OKC
Healing Hands 405/272-0476 411 NW 11th
Medical: HIV, STD, pregnancy & TB testing, medication assistance, substance abuse/mental health
counseling, Social services
HOMELESS only
20 OKC
Heart & Hands Family Medical Clinic
Baptist
Community
Clinic
405/528-0171 405/951-4804 405/235-4696 Olivet Baptist Church Clinic 1201 NW 10th
Medical: HIV, STD, pregnancy & TB testing, medication assistance, Social services
HOMELESS only
OKC
Hope Pregnancy Center 405/755-5433 NORTH 10327 N. May
405/688-8700 SOUTH 8320 S. Penn
Helps with finding a place to stay during pregnancy. Adoption placement assistance if requested.
OKC
Indian Clinic 405/948-4900 ext 263 4913 W. Reno
Dental
Medical:
Must be American Indian
OKC
Infant Crisis Center 405/528-3663 4224 N. Lincoln
Food: Formula
Medical
Also: Has limited diapers and other baby supplies.
0 – 4 years Appt only.
OKC
Jesus House 405/232-7164 1335 W. Sheridan
Clothing
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Shelters
Utilities
Also: Furniture
OKC
King’s Klinic 405/848-4005 921 W. Britton Rd
Medical clinic
OKC
Latino Clinic 405/236-0701 405/232-4160 Latino Community Development Agency 420 SW 10th
Medical Call for appointment times
Monthly clinic to offer mammograms and pap smears 405/706-5476
Call agency for info about other services (Sub Abuse tx, Child Dev’p, etc.)
OKC
Manos Puntas Clinic 405/525-2346 Epworth Methodist ~ 3 blks w of Classen NW 19th 1901 N. Douglas
Medical
OKC
Maranatha 405/239-2413 1701 NW 9th
Clothing room
Food Assistance
Meals: Dinner
OKC
Mary Mahoney Medical
Center
405/769-3301 12716 NE 36th
Dental: NOT a Free Clinic. Laboratory & X-Ray Services
Medical: Including limited lab, pharmacy, well-child care, perinatal care & planning
Central Oklahoma, Pottawatomie, & Lincoln Counties
OKC
Neighbor for Neighbor 405/236-0473 300 SW 13th
Clothing
Food Assistance: Referral required
Medical Services: Prescription assistance
Utilities
Also: Temporary employment transportation.
OKC
Neighborhood Services Organization 405/236-0413 431 SW 11th
Utilities
Dental: Appointment only. 8 years and older. Cash services.
Exam/X-ray $30. Cleanings $40. Fillings $70. Extractions $55. Dentures, Full $490/Half $245. Call for
other services
OKC
Oklahoma Community Health
Services
405/632-6688 886/388-6688 (I-240 & S. Western) 1025 Straka Terrace
Dental: Cleaning, extractions, fillings, root canals and crown work. Sliding scale charges.
Medical Services: Prenatal, family planning, HIV testing/counseling, Speech pathologist & hearing
screenings. Limited social work program Mental health/Substance Abuse counseling.
On-site discount pharmacy (limited)
Also serves the seasonal farm workers with Bilingual staff
Must have identification
RURAL PROGRAMS (Tipton 866/847-8661 & 580/667-4141) (Ft. Cob 866/415-7887 & 405/643-2776)
www.okchs.org/
OKC
OK Halfway House, Inc 405/232-0231 517 SW 2nd
Shelter Halfway facility
OKC
OU Children’s Memorial
Hospital
405/271-4750 910 NE 13th
Dental: Call for referral procedure
Will see emergency patients if there is swelling or an abscess.
Cut off at age 21 Physician referral required.
OKC
OU College of Allied Health 405/271-4214 John Keys Speech & Hearing Center & United Way Hearing Aid Bank
Eligibility based on income and number of persons in household.
Cost is $350 if approved. Call for more info and application
OKC
OU College of Dentistry 405/271-6056 405/271-6326 1201 N. Stonewall
Dental: Dental hygiene (Charges ½ of private practice fees)
OKC
OU Family Medicine Center 405/271-4311 900 NE 10
Medical: Mammograms, pap tests, breast exams (Must be low income, 50-64, no coverage at all).
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OU Health Sciences Center 405/271-5477 405/271-4000 711 Staton Young, Suite 524
Medical: Must not have insurance $25 per visit Must apply for financial assistance for MRI,Lab, or X-rays
OKC
OU Residents’ Clinic 405/271-5514 Presby Professional Bldg 711 Staton Young, Suite 524
Internal Medicine clinic
OKC
Passageways 405/949-1866
Domestic violence shelter
OKC
Presbyterian Urban Mission 405/946-1556 3737 N. Portland
Clothing
Food Assistance: Must have referral
ZIP CODE restrictions
OKC
Restoration Church 405/232-2456 1501 Linwood (3 blk W of 6th Western)
Shelter and Sub. Abuse 9 mo to year discipleship program.
OKC
Rose State College 405/733-7336 6420 S.E. 15th Street
Dental: Teeth Cleaning Program - Dental Hygienist Student Program $5
By appointment Scheduling starts Aug 1 and goes thru school year.
OKC
Salvation Army 405/246-1080 Men 405/246-1133 Women 405/270-7800 Main 501 S. Harvey
Clothing: Disabled only. Must have ID, & Rental / Utility Receipt
Food Assistance
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Shelters
OKC
Skyline Urban Ministries 405/632-2644 McKee Center 500 SE 15th (8th & Lee)
Clothing
Food Assistance
Vision: Call for information
Also: Senior transportation, Shower facilities, Clearinghouse to 100 other faith-based agencies.
Social Security card Referral required.
OKC
Skyline Urban Ministries 405/236-5212 Community Charity Eye Clinic 701 NW 8th
Vision: Eyewear, eye exams. Call for information
OKC
St. Charles Catholic Church 405/789-2595 405/495-4667 St. Charles Borromeo 5024 N. Grove
Medical Services: Minor medical care, health care assessments
OKC
Stork’s Nest 405/771-3708 1005 NE 15th
Clothing
OKC
Senior Safe Haven Shelter 405/528-7721 Sunbeam Family Services 1005 NE 15th
30 day Shelter, clothing, medical assistance, food Call for criteria.
Ages 60 & over Emergency Shelter for Seniors and Medically Fragile
OKC
TB Control Center 405/419-4000 400 NE 50th
OKC
Variety Health Center 405/235-6466 405/677-1129 (satellite) 420 NW 6th
Medical Services: MWC
Pregnancy testing Maternity Clinic
Pediatric Clinic No new pt.
Family planning clinic (Sliding Scale) contraception & pregnancy planning
Vision: Children ($25) Must have referral from a school nurse. Call for times & appointments
OKC
Veterans Hospital 405/456-1000 921 NE 13th
Medical
OKC
Westlawn Baptist
Church
405/235-7297 2461 W First Terr
Food, clothing, spiritual counseling. Can assist with court-ordered substance abuse requirements.
Shawnee
Calvary Baptist 405/275-3450 215 W. Farrell
Food Assistance
Must have referral\
Shawnee
Downtown Pentecostal
Church
405/275-1146 405/557-2624 Wallet Laquita Pager 518 E. 7th Street
Clothing
Food Assistance
Must have referral
Shawne
e
Living Word Church 405/275-7240 3831 N. Kickapoo
Clothing
Food Assistance
Shawnee
Salvation Army Shelter 405/275-2243 200 East 9th
Shelter
Shawnee
St Paul’s Methodist 405/273-0982 10th & Beard
Utilities: Can help with gas and electric bills – Based on available funds
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St. Benedict’s Catholic Church 405/275-0001 632 N. Kickapoo
Food Assistance
Shawnee
Volunteer Health Clinic 405/273-2157 1604 Gordon Cooper Drive
Medical: First 20 patients.
Yukon
Yukon Sharing Ministry 405/354-9456 4 N. 6th Street
Clothing
Food Assistance
Medical Services
Rental Assistance
Shelters: Referrals
Utilities
Also: Employment assistance (Job search gas)
National Resources * Getting help from these sources often require you to be receiving services from Doctors, Social Service
Agencies or Mental Health Agencies. They may be needed to provide documentation or make application—as may
be required to obtain the following assistance.
Prescription Assistance There are over 381 programs and companies that offer medication assistance. Web
sites such as Thttp://www.needymeds.com/T can help you find them.
Case Managers at Community Mental Health Centers can help you navigate the many
programs and help you apply to programs for which you might qualify.
Janssen Prescription Assistance 800/652-6227
Must have a medical need and meet specific financial criteria. Provides assistance when no source of
prescription drug coverage is available. Patients receiving benefits under a Medicare Part D
prescription drug plan are not eligible.
Partnership for Rx Assistance 888/4PPA-NOW (888/477-2669) www.pparx.org
405/701-8216
877/RX4-OKLA (877/794-6552)
Prescription Assistance Service Rx for Okla 1125 E. Main St
(Agency in Norman that helps process applications)
Brings together pharmaceutical companies, doctors, health care providers to help qualifying patients who
lack prescription coverage get the medicines through qualifying public or private programs. Many will
get them free or nearly free. Does do diabetic medications/insulin.
Vision USA
Thru American Optometric
Association
800/766-4466 Twww.aoa.orgT Vision: Providing basic vision care free of charge to many uninsured low-income people. Most require
exhausting or being declined by local resources first (DHS, Lions Club, etc.)
Must have no insurance; not had eye exam in last 2 years; household must be low-income and unable to
pay for eye exam; someone in the house must work at least part time.
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Men’s only unit available Mothers with infants/kids Pregnant women preference Women’s only unit available
APPENDIX Substance Abuse Inpatient & Halfway Houses Services
See also: Housing listing OR: Hospitals listing OR: Shelter listing–In Emergency Services
For any Agency, call first to get latest information on:
Services provided Bed availability Waiting list/time If Mental Health medications are permissible
Smoking/Non-smoking (An overwhelming majority of the facilities are non-smoking)
Program content (12-step–Behavioral Modification–Nutritional–Detox–Faith-based)
Costs (Free–Private Pay–Insurance–Sliding Scale–For fee–Work program)
Oklahoma City Metro area
` 405/641-0646
Edmond–My Brother’s Keeper of
Oklahoma
(With Word of God Church)
405/475 9770
Private, faith-base, house setting. Program requires a one-year commitment and is free of charge
after a $175 administrative fee.
Edmond–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
WOMENS FACILITY
405/216-5800 Edgewood–WOMENS FACILITY 644 Reynolds Rd
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
MWC–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
405/455-2131 Midwest City–MENS FACILITY 3620 Ridgehaven Dr
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
Moore–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
405/378-2729 Moore– MENS FACILITY 2512 Crystal Dr
405/735-6534 Hope Drive– MENS FACILITY 908 SE 37th St
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
Norman–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
WOMENS FACILITY
WOMEN with CHILDREN
405/701-4020 Boomer–WOMENS FACILITY 1317 E. Boyd St
405/801-3355 Sooner–MENS FACILITY 508 Jean Marie Dr
405/701-0780 Norman–MENS FACILITY 305 Willow Branch Rd
405/701-5388 Oakhurst–WOMEN with CHILDREN FACILITY 1818 Rolling Stone Dr
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
OKC–ARC/Salvation Army
MENS FACILITY
405/236-3677 NW 7th & Penn
Rehabilitative work program (in Thrift Store) ID needed TB Test
OKC–Carver Center 405/232-8233 2801 SW 3rd
Halfway house. Private pay. Also has outpatient available. NO NURSING OR MEDICAL
SERVICES
OKC–Catalyst, Community House 405/424-4347 405/232-9804 1501 NE 11th
Residential, half-way house Co-ed.
OKC–Cedar Ridge
PRIVATE PAY / PRIVATE INSURANCE
405/605-6111 6505 NE 50th
Adult and adolescent facility
OKC–DRI, Community House Now called CATALYST. See its new listing in this section.
OKC–First Step
MENS FACILITY
405/799-7540
9 month program. Rehabilitative work program
OKC–First Step
WOMENS FACILITY
405/794-2834
6 month program. Rehabilitative work program
OKC–Jordan’s Crossing
WOMENS FACILITY
405/604-9644 I-240 & 89th
Accepts Insurance, Private Pay, limited indigent bed space.
OCCIC 405/522-8100
OKC–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
WOMENS FACILITY
MEN with CHILDREN FACILITY
405/604-6643 Bil-Mar–MENS FACILITY 2865 N. Ann Dr
405/605-4549 Grove–MENS FACILITY 3416 N. Grove Ave
405/603-2598 Eastman–MENS FACILITY 4601 Eastman Dr
405/603-5930 OKC– MEN with CHILDREN FACILITY 6308 Sterling Dr
405/753-5427 Linwood Hills–WOMENS FACILITY 11412 Greystone Ave
405/601-5772 Villa–MENS FACILITY 2300 NW 43rd St
405/602-3607 Meridian II–MENS FACILITY 4432 N.W. 47th St
405/702-7788 Windsor Hills–MENS FACILITY 5101 NW 26th St
405/601-0814 Dittmer–MENS FACILITY 2901 N. Ditmer Rd
405/600-7373 Linn–MENS FACILITY 7008 S. Linn Ave
405/600-7474 Cloverleaf–WOMENS FACILITY 1507 NW 31st St
405/702-1661 Marlynn–MENS FACILITY 4436 NW 47th St
405/470-4445 Munding–MENS FACILITY 6810 NW 11th St
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405/602-0909 Taylor–WOMENS FACILITY 7412 South Kline Ave
405/286-6091 Wildwood– MEN with CHILDREN FACILITY 817 NE 61st St
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
OKC–Phoenix House
VETERANS FACILITY
405/525-0240 824 E. Dr
56 day program.
OKC–Reno Club
MENS FACILITY
405/236-4148 405/239-9603 Payphone 436 NW12th
Sober living apartments. Rehabilitative work program
OKC–St. Anthony's
Private
405/272-6216 800/437-8278
Has a medically-supervised detox Has 21 or 28 day residential treatment options. Has day
treatment and day or evening intensive outpatient treatment aftercare.
Accepts Insurance
OKC–The Referral Center
DETOX
405/525-2525 1215 NW 25th
OKC–Turning Point Sober Living Apts. 405/424-2547 405/634-0508 2425 NE 10th Street
Transitional living. Individuals or families. Minimum 6 months.
Sober living program through “Jim
Riley Outreach”
405-2090227
Christian based mentoring program–Monthly rent. Must be clean & sober x 30 days $100 down/400
a month. Call for more
info.
Tulsa area facilities
Claremore–Grand Lake
DETOX
918/342-9530
Mental health / Crisis Center Court Ed–Stabilize until court
Sapulpa–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
918/512-6312 Sapulpa–MENS FACILITY 410 S. Park St
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
Tulsa–12 & 12 918/664-4224
Half-way house
Tulsa–ARC 918/583-6119
Tulsa–How Foundation
MENS FACILITY
918/252-5739
“Work your way thru” program 6 month Inpat D&A Free. 65 a desire to complete wk.
No psychotropic meds.
Tulsa–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
WOMENS FACILITY
918/439-1027 Green Country–WOMENS FACILITY 6117 E. 79th St
918/749-4673 Southern Hills–MENS FACILITY 5629 S. Columbia Place
918/895-8304 Urbana–WOMENS FACILITY 4646 S. Urbana Ave
918/806-1532 Woodland–MENS FACILITY 9203 E. 68th St
918/622-2442 Briarwood Park–MENS FACILITY 8513 E. 34th St
918/764-9176 Millwood Estates–MENS FACILITY 3829 S 98th East Ave
918/619-6227 Rockwood Hills–MENS FACILITY 7217 S. Columbia Ave
918/794-9210 Darlington–MENS FACILITY 1784 S. Darlington Ave
918/289-0621 Skelly–MENS FACILITY 3336 S. 119th East Ave
918/794-1531 Leisure Lanes–WOMEN WITH CHILDREN 1540 S. 69th East Ave
918/619-6358 Shadow Mountain–WOMENS FACILITY 6031 S. 76th East Ave
918/307-0111 Meadows– MENS FACILITY 8015 S. 87th East Ave
918/622-0678 Southern Plaza–MENS FACILITY 7527 East 55th St
918/728-8529 Woodridge–MENS FACILITY 2611 E. 71st Place
918/794-6662 Shirley Ann–WOMEN WITH CHILDREN 1609 S. 69th East Ave
918/664-4626 ?? Leslie Leigh–WOMEN WITH CHILDREN 11604 E. 23rd Place
918/764-9266 Fontana–MENS FACILITY 5345 S. 76th Ave
918/286-2311 Burning Tree–MENS FACILITY 6414 S. 86th East Ave
918/249-9202 Woodbank–MENS FACILITY 8728 E. 60th Place
918/619-6845 Memorial South–MENS FACILITY 7610 E. 58th Place
918/461-2589 Patterson Estates–WOMENS FACILITY 6436 S. 87th East Ave
918/292-8113 Rustic Hills –MENS FACILITY 3728 E. 59th Place
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
Tulsa–The Haven
WOMENS FACILITY DETOX
918/585-1380 WOMEN 1647 S. Elwood
Tulsa–Renewing of the Minds
MENS FACILITY
918/425-4905 Blake Minor 918/282-
Men’s Halfway House 2 Wks 4 Beds
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State-wide facilities AND OUTSIDE OKLAHOMA
Ada–Rolling Hills Hospital 800/522-9505
Altus–New Hope 580/477-2871
Half-way house
Ardmore–Broadway House 580/226-3252
Half-way house Male
Prepared meals Mon-Fri, microwavable food on weekends; No cost laundry facilities; Wireless
internet access; Cable TV access in the residential areas.
http://broadwayhouseinc.org/
Ardmore–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
580/223-0217 Ardmore II–MENS FACILITY 224 C Street Southwest
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
Ardmore–Vantage Point 580/226-5048 800/522-1090
Residential. 28 day program. Indigent or sliding scale. No insurance. 20 beds
Claremore–Grand Lake
DETOX
918/342-9530
Mental health / Crisis Center Court Ed–Stabilize until court
Claremore–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
918/283-2864 Westwood–MENS FACILITY 602 Rosewood Ct
918/923-6186 Claremeore—MENS FACILITY 112 E. 13th Place
918/923-6144 Will Rogers—MENS FACILITY 109 E 4th Street
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
Cushing–Valley Hope 800/544—5101
Private facility, Accepts insurance or private pay ($7,000 –-$11,000).
Enid–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
580/540-4563 East Maple–MENS FACILITY 1832 E. Maple Ave.
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
Enid–Reflections 800/966-7644 580/237-0470
(WOMEN with children) Domestic violence, sexual assault crisis center.
Grove–House of Hope
MENS FACILITY
918/786-2930
Guthrie–Eagle Ridge
WOMEN (Pregnant or with Children) FACILITY
405/282-8232 405/840-1359
Priority is given to pregnant women.
Henryetta–New Vision 918/650-1372 At Henryetta Medical Center
Medicaid, Medicare, Private Insurance
Lawton–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
580/215-0485 Lawton–MENS FACILITY 914 SW E. Ave 3828
580/699-5389 Dearborn–MENS FACILITY NW Dearborn Ave
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
Lawton–Roadback, Holiday House
WOMEN FACILITY Non Medical DETOX
580/357-8166
Half-way house
Lawton–Roadback, Independent
Living Facility
580/357-8114
Sober-living apartments. One year continuous sobriety required
Lawton–Roadback, Miller Manor
MENS FACILITY Non Medical DETOX
580/357-0394 580/248-8526
Half-way house
Miami–Northeastern Oklahoma
Council on Alcoholism (NOCA)
MENS FACILITY
918/542-2845
Treatment Center & Extended Care Facility for 6 months must work & pay rent.
30 day tx for males 18 or older
Mangum–New Hope 800/292-3337 580-782-3337
Residential Co-ed facility
No Dual Dx 42 Day Sliding scale Tobacco free
Maud–Clay Crossing
MENS FACILITY
866/374-1220 405/374-1225 400 acres south of Shawnee & Seminole.
Private facility. 90 Day treatment facility. Weekly continuing education, 12 Step Lectures; Small
Group discussions; Individual Counseling; AA/NA meetings, Spiritual Enhancement; Daily
Meditation and Exercise Routine; Recreation Private pay.
McAlester–The Oaks 918/423-6030 888/5220124 With children 800/673-0124 Without kids
Residential, half-way house Co-ed facilities Sliding scale Tobacco Free
Muskogee–Monarch
WOMEN’S FACILITY DETOX
918/683-0124
Residential Treatment: Women alone--90 day program.
Community Living (Halfway) Services: Pregnant women/women with children–6 month program. The
children must also attend six hours of therapeutic services or twelve hours a week for school
age children who are currently not in school.
Non-Medical Detoxification prior to Community Living or Residential Treatment component. Referrals
are made to a medical detoxification facility when the conditions so warrants.
http://www.monarchok.org/
Closed Until Further Notice
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Ponca City–Bridgeway
MENS FACILITY
580/762-1462
Half-way house only
Shawnee–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
405/481-7677 Shawnee–MENS FACILITY 1924 N. Philadelphia Ave
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
Stillwater–Oxford House
800/689-6411 National Number
MENS FACILITY
405/372-3660 Shalamar–MENS FACILITY 3809 W. 15th Avet
SEE OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION AT THE END OF THIS LISTING.
Tonkawa–Alpha Two
MENS FACILITY
580/628-2539 580/628-4316
Residential, half-way house
Vinita–Rose Rock Recovery Center
DUAL DIAGNOSIS PROGRAM
WOMEN’s FACILITY
918/256-9210
FORMERLY VINITA ALCOHOL & DRUG TREATMENT CENTER (VADTC)
Waynoka–Northwest Treatment Cntr
WOMEN with children FACILITY
580/824-0674 888/305-0928
Free Prorated 90–120 day
Wichita Falls, Texas–Red River
Recovery Center
866/937-7772 940/761-3034
http://www.redriverrecovery.com/
Woodward–Lighthouse 580/256-9700 5050 William Ave.
OXFORD HOUSE INFORMATION
800/689-6411 National Number
Self-run, self-supported (MONTHLY RENT) recovery house program.
Any recovering alcoholic or drug addict can apply to any Oxford House by filling out an application and
being interviewed by the members of the House. There are no resident counselors.
A recovering individual can live in an Oxford House for as long as he or she does not drink alcohol,
does not use drugs, and pays an equal share of the house expenses. There is no pressure on
anyone in good standing to leave.
If a majority believes that someone has relapsed, that person is immediately expelled.
12 questions to consider when selecting a treatment program:
Does the program accept your insurance? If not, will they work with you on a payment plan or find other means
of support for you?
Is the program run by state-accredited, licensed and/or trained professionals?
Is the facility clean, organized and well-run?
Does the program encompass the full range of needs of the individual (medical: including infectious diseases;
psychological: including co-occurring mental illness; social; vocational; legal; etc.)?
Does the treatment program also address sexual orientation and physical disabilities as well as provide age,
gender and culturally appropriate treatment services?
Is long-term aftercare support and/or guidance encouraged, provided and maintained?
Is there ongoing assessment of an individual's treatment plan to ensure it meets changing needs?
Does the program employ strategies to engage and keep individuals in longer-term treatment, increasing the
likelihood of success?
Does the program offer counseling (individual or group) and other behavioral therapies to enhance the
individual's ability to function in the family/community?
Does the program offer medication as part of the treatment regimen, if appropriate?
Is there ongoing monitoring of possible relapse to help guide patients back to abstinence?
Are services or referrals offered to family members to ensure they understand addiction and the recovery
process to help them support the recovering individual?
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