Recovery-Based Housing
Recovery housing is specifically designed to support individuals with substance use issues to initiate and sustain long-term recovery. These houses or housing programs may go by many names such as Oxford Houses, sober living, recovery homes recovery residences, and therapeutic communities. No matter what they are called, recovery housing promotes recovery from substance use founded on social model recovery principles which leads to long-term sobriety, improved health and wellness, and community involvement.
Oxford House
Oxford House is a democratically peer-run, self-supporting, and drug-free home. To learn more, visit their website.
Sober Living
Sober Living is provided in collaboration with Oklahoma City Housing Authority at Providence Apartments in Oklahoma City for women with children, men with children and families with children. It is certified as OKARR level 2 and provides a family-oriented environment for those in recovery, offering life skills classes, case management, financial literacy, on-site staff support system and assistance with family reunification. There are 48 one, two and three-bedroom apartments. Contact 405-427-6169 for access to the application. After submitting your application an over the phone interview will be scheduled for program acceptance and HUD approval.
Recovery Residence
Recovery residences/sober living programs are certified by the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) state affiliate, Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Residences (OKARR). ODMHSAS funds, both directly and through collaborative grant efforts, three recovery housing programs.
OCARTA
As an OKARR level 3 certified program, OCARTA provides a supportive and stable environment for sustained sobriety with additional resources such as mentoring, PRSS supports, case management, and encouragement for all pathways to recovery. Housing programs are for single men and women with children. In addition, they offer WE CARE, Women Engaged in Community Assistance, Recovery and Empowerment, providing outreach and engagement to women and women with children who need pre-and post-natal supports. To learn more or make a referral, visit their website.
Sangha
This is a six-month transitional living program specifically designed for men on MOUD in Tulsa. To learn more or make a referral, visit their website.
