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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

Congratulations to Diamond, a participant in MHAOK's Housing to Hope Youth Program (HHYP)! This May, Diamond graduated f...
06/10/2026

Congratulations to Diamond, a participant in MHAOK's Housing to Hope Youth Program (HHYP)!

This May, Diamond graduated from high school—a milestone made possible through her determination, resilience, and hard work, alongside the unwavering support and encouragement of her case manager.

While participating in HHYP, Diamond completed MHAOK’s advocacy training program and is preparing to use her lived experience to advocate for others facing similar challenges. She will graduate from HHYP this month and hopes pursue a career in law.

We are incredibly proud of everything Diamond has accomplished and inspired by her commitment to creating positive change. Join us in celebrating this remarkable achievement and wishing her continued success as she begins this exciting new chapter! 🎓 🌟

Stable wages are foundational to stable housing.Communities with the highest eviction rates are often the same communiti...
06/08/2026

Stable wages are foundational to stable housing.

Communities with the highest eviction rates are often the same communities experiencing the highest levels of poverty. This trend will only continue if Oklahoma's minimum wage remains the same.

When wages fail to keep pace with the cost of living, families face impossible choices between rent, food, healthcare, transportation, and other basic necessities. This too often leads to housing instability, eviction, and homelessness.

Mental Health Association Oklahoma believes that housing stability begins with economic stability. That's why we support State Question 832 and encourage Oklahomans to vote "yes" on Tuesday, June 16th.

Learn more about SQ 832 and make a plan to vote on June 16th.

A birth certificate or photo ID may seem small, but for someone experiencing homelessness, these vital documents can be ...
06/05/2026

A birth certificate or photo ID may seem small, but for someone experiencing homelessness, these vital documents can be the key to housing, employment, healthcare, and stability.

In 2025, Mental Health Association Oklahoma helped 253 individuals in Tulsa and Oklahoma City move from homelessness into stable housing—and 90% needed help obtaining vital documents before they could even begin the housing process.

Your gift of just $30 helps remove one more barrier for a client working toward stability and a path forward.

Donate today: mhaok.org/donate

On June 16th, Oklahomans will have the opportunity to vote on State Question 832, a proposal to gradually increase the s...
06/03/2026

On June 16th, Oklahomans will have the opportunity to vote on State Question 832, a proposal to gradually increase the state minimum wage from $7.25 to $15 per hour.

At Mental Health Association Oklahoma, we see every day how low wages contribute to housing instability, financial stress, and barriers to accessing physical and mental healthcare. Stable wages are foundational to stable housing, and increasing the minimum wage is one step toward preventing homelessness and strengthening communities across our state.

That is why Mental Health Association Oklahoma endorses SQ 832 and encourages Oklahomans to vote YES on June 16th.

Regardless of the election outcome, Mental Health Association Oklahoma remains committed to supporting our workforce and will increase its minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2027.

Learn more about SQ 832, make a plan to vote, and have your voice heard on June 16th.

06/02/2026

WATCH NOW — Robin overcame a childhood marked by uncertainty, abuse, isolation, and confusion. Though the journey was not easy, support from Mental Health Association Oklahoma helped Robin find stable housing, manage their treatment, and begin building a brighter future.

For Robin — and so many of our clients — healing starts with connection.

At Mental Health Association Oklahoma, we believe stable housing, mental health support, and compassionate care can transform lives and strengthen communities across our state. Thank you to the staff, supporters, partners, and clients who make this work possible every day.

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Early bird registration is now open for the 32nd annual Zarrow Mental Health Symposium!This year's conference will explo...
06/01/2026

Early bird registration is now open for the 32nd annual Zarrow Mental Health Symposium!

This year's conference will explore how individuals and communities can heal from isolation and trauma by strengthening relationships, restoring social connections, and fostering resilience through evidence-based clinical practice.

Join us October 1-2 as we gather at the Arvest Convention Center to learn from local and national experts, explore cutting-edge science, and gain insight to better serve our neighbors.

Register now and save! Early bird savings end July 14.
zarrowsymposium.org

2025 was a year of growth, transition, and impact for Mental Health Association Oklahoma. From expanding A Better Way in...
06/01/2026

2025 was a year of growth, transition, and impact for Mental Health Association Oklahoma. From expanding A Better Way in Norman and adding Shelterwell’s eviction prevention programs to investing millions into rebabilitating housing properties in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, our team continued working to ensure more Oklahomans had access to stable housing, mental health support, and recovery services.

Our 2025 Impact Report reflects the resilience of our clients, the dedication of our staff, and the progress made by individuals overcoming homelessness, addiction, untreated mental illness, and housing instability.

Read client stories and learn more about the programs and services changing lives across Oklahoma through our 2025 Impact Report. https://heyzine.com/flip-book/MHAOK2025impact

We are excited to announce our Resilience & Climate Change keynote panelists for the 32nd annual Zarrow Mental Health Sy...
05/29/2026

We are excited to announce our Resilience & Climate Change keynote panelists for the 32nd annual Zarrow Mental Health Symposium!

This October, we will be joined by Dr. Adrienne Heinz, Rev. Mary Gaudreau Hughes, and Jolie Wills as they share valuable insight on the effects of climate change and disasters on mental health and what communities and clinicians can do to better support impacted individuals.

This year's symposium will bring together hundreds of attendees in downtown Tulsa, as we focus on forging new connections within the mental healthcare community. To learn more about the conference and join us on October 1-2, visit zarrowsymposium.org.

For the first time in five years, Tulsa’s Point-in-Time Count shows that homelessness did not increase.This progress ref...
05/28/2026

For the first time in five years, Tulsa’s Point-in-Time Count shows that homelessness did not increase.

This progress reflects years of collaboration, investment, and community effort — and reinforces the importance of continuing this work together.

Behind the data are our neighbors, our community, and a shared responsibility to ensure every Tulsan has a safe place to call home.

Read the full report at housingsolutionstulsa.org.

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