Mental Health Association Oklahoma

Mental Health Association Oklahoma (MHAOK), located at 4650 East Admiral Place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been a cornerstone of mental health support since its founding in 1955. Originally a regional affiliate of the National Mental Health Association, MHAOK has expanded statewide to provide accessible, low-barrier services for individuals facing mental health challenges, homelessness, or substance use disorders. Accredited by the Council on Accreditation, the organization is committed to promoting mental wellness, preventing suicide, and transforming community systems to support overall well-being.

MHAOK offers a wide range of services designed to foster stability and empowerment. Programs include housing support, mental health education, peer support, and counseling referrals, alongside employment readiness and eviction prevention resources. The organization also provides specialized approaches such as suicide prevention training, social connection programs for adults, and youth-led advocacy initiatives. Support groups and family-driven services ensure that children, adolescents, and adults have access to comprehensive care tailored to their unique needs.

For young people, MHAOK delivers mental health education, screenings, and preventive programming across Oklahoma schools, helping to identify risks and connect students to necessary resources. The association also emphasizes community inclusion through social engagement opportunities and advocacy programs for youth. By combining evidence-based interventions with compassionate, client-centered care, Mental Health Association Oklahoma empowers individuals to achieve stability, enhance social connection, and experience long-term recovery.