Community Resources

Housing Assistance / Emergency Shelter

Tulsa Cares
Rent and Utility Assistance-Tulsa CARES offers financial assistance including long-term planning, mortgage, rent, utility, and deposit assistance. Client participation requires case management and the development of a housing plan of action to
address barriers to stable housing.

For individuals simply in need of housing information regarding subsidized/Section 8 housing, landlord-tenant laws, and affordable housing options, the housing team is available for assistance. This support is provided to any person living with HIV and Hepatitis C in Northeastern Oklahoma and does not require care coordination services.

To receive financial housing assistance, you must be referred by a primary care coordination site. You will be further screened on eligibility guidelines, and any client receiving financial assistance must complete a comprehensive housing needs assessment and care plan.

The Charles Faudree Center | 3712 East 11th St., Tulsa, OK
918 834 4194 | 539 399 5470 (Español) | tulscares@tulsacares.org

Domestic Violence Intervention Services, Inc. (DVIS)
The DVIS shelter is a temporary 91+ bed facility, which allows survivors to stay safe, away from their abusers, for an average of 30-45 days. The DVIS shelter is the only facility in Oklahoma that is able to serve survivors of ALL backgrounds. This includes both male and female survivors, as well as People of Color, low-income, LGBTQ2+, Deaf and hard of hearing, people with disabilities, documented and undocumented immigrants, and those with limited English proficiency.

Rapid rehousing -to those in DV, and Transitional housing that has 2–3-bedroom apartments for a longer-term care to help survivors get on their feet.

918.743.5763 | 3124 E. Apache St. Tulsa, OK 74110

Tulsa Youth Services of Tulsa
Adolescents’ emergency services provided to those between the ages of 12-17 food, bed, and essentials open 24/7. Housing Services, helping youth aged 16 to 24 who are currently experiencing homelessness through housing assistance and support services.

918.582.0061 | 331 S Madison Ave | YST Housing

Black Queer Tulsa (BQT)
The BQT Drop-In Center provides housing services, provides youth-centered case management as well as access to basic necessities, for anyone aged 16-24, in Tulsa County.

918.212.6510 | l youthhousing@blackqueertulsa.org | Black Queer Tulsa

Tulsa Day Center
Hudson Villas: 60 units at Hudson Villas apartment complex with Rapid Rehousing, Tulsa landlords to place individuals and families experiencing homelessness into permanent, safe and affordable housing. Assist with move-in costs such as security and utility deposits, short- to medium-term rental subsidies and
provide intensive social services while families are in their own homes.

Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless | 415 W Archer St., Tulsa, OK | 918.583.5588

Tulsa County Transitional Living Center (Social Services)
The TLC program helps people who are going through hard times and don’t have a place to stay. We serve men, women, couples, and families who are temporarily homeless. Each family gets a furnished room to stay in and joins classes that teach about money, jobs, and life skills.

This program helps individuals and families transition into stable housing within 90 days, depending on availability and individual needs. It provides furnished rooms, meals, clothing, laundry, and access to computers. Participants must maintain employment, manage finances, and work toward securing affordable housing.

Tulsa County Transitional Living Center | 918.596.5591