Housing

Day Center for the Homeless 918-583-5588

• Limited shelter is available for people working with a Day Center case manager. To get a case manager, come to the Day Center at 8am Monday – Friday. Day Center also has a free nurse’s clinic, and dinner is served each evening. 415 W. Archer, Tulsa, OK.

Day Spring Villa 918-245-4075

• Faith-based shelter for victims of domestic violence and adult survivors of human sex trafficking.

Domestic Violence Intervention Services 918-585-3163

• DVIS runs Sojourner’s Inn, transitioning families from crisis into safe housing for women and children.

John 3:16 Men’s Shelter 506N. Cheyenne Ave., Tulsa.

• Men needing shelter must show up before 5:45pm to sign up. Must be sober. No pets, weapons, or drugs are allowed on the premises.

Salvation Army 918-582-7201

• Check in time is 4:30 pm for emergency shelter.  102 N. Denver. Ave.  The Salvation Army also has a long term housing program for qualifying individuals and families.

Youth Services of Tulsa County 918-382-4446

• The shelter is a safe place for youth ages 12-18 who find themselves homeless or in danger. 311 s. Madison Ave., Tulsa.

Denver House  918-585-1213

• Denver House is not an overnight shelter, but a drop in place which offers a warm, family atmosphere for adults experiencing the challenges of living with a mental illness or co-occurring disorder. All Denver House services are non-clinical and completely voluntary.  Hours are Tues. – Saturday from 11am – 7:30pm.

Oxford House 918-936-0267

• Oxford House “is a concept in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. In its simplest form, an Oxford House describes a democratically run, self-supporting and drug free home.”

Justin’s Lighthouse 405-248-2124

• Long term residential Christian program for Recovery

Life Gate, Inc. 918-378-6912

• Life Gate’s stated aim is “to be there for those going through a transitional period in their lives with safe, drug free housing, spiritual support and links to community resources.”