Mental Health Association Oklahoma

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We're hiring! MHAOK is looking for assistant property managers, leasing agents, and maintenance technicians to join our ...
06/23/2026

We're hiring! MHAOK is looking for assistant property managers, leasing agents, and maintenance technicians to join our team at our housing sites.

Learn more about how these positions drive our mission forward at mhaok.org/about/careers and apply today!

Support the mental health community while elevating your organization's brand by becoming a sponsor or exhibitor at the ...
06/22/2026

Support the mental health community while elevating your organization's brand by becoming a sponsor or exhibitor at the 2026 Zarrow Mental Health Symposium!

This year, MHAOK is excited to welcome clinicians, community members, and nonprofit workers back into a shared space on October 1-2 in downtown Tulsa for Re:Connect - Recovery, Resilience, & Rebuilding Community. Sponsors and exhibitors will have a unique opportunity to interact with 700-800 professionals with a booth in our Hall of Exhibitors throughout the two-day conference.

Don't miss an opportunity to increase visibility, share your mission, recruit talent, and build new relationships with clinicians, educators, service providers, and more.

Visit zarrowsymposium.org to learn more.

With renovations and a ribbon cutting behind us, Walker Hall now needs your help to get fully stocked with household ite...
06/18/2026

With renovations and a ribbon cutting behind us, Walker Hall now needs your help to get fully stocked with household items and supplies!

From cleaning supplies to yard games, you can contribute much needed items that will help make Walker Hall a welcoming home for the youth in our transitional living program. Items will be used in day-to-day programming and activities as residents learn life skills and work towards self-sufficiency.

To donate, order directly from our Amazon wishlist at https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/39U4OA4M4MFXM

Many hours of hard work and dedication occurred before yesterday's celebration at Walker Hall.While Ayuzo Brothers and H...
06/18/2026

Many hours of hard work and dedication occurred before yesterday's celebration at Walker Hall.

While Ayuzo Brothers and Hands-On Construction led the extensive renovations that transformed Walker Hall, our friends at Lowe's Home Improvement added the finishing touches. Last week, Lowe's employees donated landscaping materials and volunteered their time to plant flowers and beautify the property, helping ensure that Walker Hall is a warm, inviting place for the young people who call it home.

We are grateful for Lowe's generosity and hands-on commitment to supporting Oklahoma's youth. Thank you for helping us create a space where residents can feel safe, valued, and welcomed from the moment they arrive.

Today, we celebrated the reopening of Walker Hall and a new chapter of hope for Native youth in Oklahoma.For more than 3...
06/17/2026

Today, we celebrated the reopening of Walker Hall and a new chapter of hope for Native youth in Oklahoma.

For more than 35 years, Walker Hall has provided safe, stable housing for young people experiencing homelessness. Through a new partnership with Muscogee (Creek) Nation, Walker Hall is now the first residential program for Native youth with juvenile justice involvement. Residents ages 16–18 will receive culturally grounded housing, supportive services, educational support, and life-skills development as they transition into adulthood.

We are deeply grateful to Muscogee (Creek) Nation for their vision, partnership, and commitment to ensuring Native youth have the resources and opportunities they need to thrive. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to the Sanford & Irene Burnstein Family Foundation, whose steadfast support of Walker Hall for decades has helped make this moment possible.

Together, we are creating a place where young people can find stability, strengthen their cultural connections, build resilience, and pursue their goals with confidence.

Thank you to everyone who joined us today to celebrate this exciting new beginning.

State Question 832 may not have passed, but the challenges facing working Oklahomans remain. Low wages contribute to hou...
06/17/2026

State Question 832 may not have passed, but the challenges facing working Oklahomans remain. Low wages contribute to housing instability, financial stress, and poorer physical and mental health outcomes. It is now up to the State Legislature to ensure working Oklahomans can earn a livable wage.

At Mental Health Association Oklahoma, we remain committed to increasing our organizational minimum wage to $15 per hour in 2027, and we will continue advocating for policies that promote economic stability, mental well-being, and opportunity for all Oklahomans.

Are you a visionary fundraising leader ready to make a lasting impact across Oklahoma? Mental Health Association Oklahom...
06/16/2026

Are you a visionary fundraising leader ready to make a lasting impact across Oklahoma?

Mental Health Association Oklahoma is seeking a Chief Development Officer to lead our fundraising strategy, cultivate transformational partnerships, and secure the resources needed to advance mental health, housing stability, and community well-being across the state.

We’re looking for a proven leader with experience in major gifts, institutional funding, corporate partnerships, and innovative revenue generation—and someone who is passionate about building sustainable support for programs that help Oklahomans achieve stability, wellness, and hope.

This executive leadership position may be based in Oklahoma City or Tulsa, with weekly attendance in our Tulsa office required.

If you’re ready to drive meaningful change and help advance MHAOK’s mission, we encourage you to apply.

mhaok.org/about/careers

Low wages don't just affect a family's finances—they affect mental health, housing stability, and long-term wellbeing.Re...
06/15/2026

Low wages don't just affect a family's finances—they affect mental health, housing stability, and long-term wellbeing.

Research consistently shows that poverty and financial strain are linked to higher rates of psychological distress, mental illness, housing instability, and poorer outcomes for children. When people can meet their basic needs, they are better positioned to maintain stable housing, support their families, and care for their mental health.

That's why Mental Health Association Oklahoma supports State Question 832.

TOMORROW IS THE DAY - On Tuesday, June 16th vote YES on SQ 832.

06/11/2026

We’re excited to announce a new partnership with Eviction Lab at Princeton University to bring Oklahoma County eviction data to their national Eviction Tracking System.

Through this collaboration, data collected by Mental Health Association Oklahoma and Oklahoma City University and Meinders School of Business Ronnie K. Irani Center for Data Analytics is now available alongside eviction data from communities across the country. The platform provides monthly updates on eviction filings, top-evicting properties, and other key housing trends.

Reliable, accessible data helps us better understand the causes and consequences of eviction and advocate for solutions that keep Oklahomans stably housed.

Explore the data and learn more at evictionlab.org

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