Homeless Services

Permanent Supportive Housing

These are people like you and me. Many of them had a great life going, and through a series of unfortunate circumstances, found themselves homeless. These folks are ready to change, to have a better life and be successful. Our graduates re-enter the workforce, attend college and get reacquainted with their families after years of estrangement.

As part of the Tulsa Continuum of Care network, Volunteers of America of Oklahoma Permanent Supportive Housing Program assists single, homeless individuals with disabilities to obtain permanent supportive housing and live in their own apartment. Offering more than a roof over their heads, our program emphasizes case management tailored to meet the needs resulting from the disability and to connect with available community resources. Although some served through the program will always need case management because of their disability, many have graduated to self-sufficiency. This program is available in Tulsa.

Veterans Barrier Removal and Resident Exchange Program

In partnership with the Mental Health Association of Tulsa, the Community Service Council and Recovery Services of Oklahoma, Volunteers of America of Oklahoma will provide payee services for low-income veterans and their families in the Tulsa area.

Tulsa area residents who want to become a part of the Barrier Removal and Resident Exchange Program, individuals are encouraged to call 211 and following the referral process.