Upward Transitions, Inc.

We do not provide relocation assistance and I am unaware of any organization that does. However, you may have some luck contacting a local church for assistance.

We assist households with minor children and/or with someone over 55 years old living in the household with their rent and utilities. We do, however, assist those experiencing homeless, including single men, when they are referred to us by any of the agencies who assist those who need this type of assistance. Here is a list of other agencies that do help single men: Salvation Army, City Rescue Mission, Catholic Charities, and the Jesus House. Take care.

UT did not for a brief time. You have to have a referral and the office is closed to the public. Have a case manager at Homeless Alliance send a referral.

We do not have a public food pantry. Visit the Heartline 211 website for food a list of food pantries. http://www.navigateresources.net/hlok/

State Identification & Birth Certificates (Walk-in Mon—Fri 8am-11am) We will be closed Dec 24, Dec 25, and Jan 1. We help individuals who are homeless and have no income or very low limited income obtain state identification and birth certificates. Client must have a written verification of homelessness and referral to access these services. If client has income and is homeless, they will need to provide documentation on how they spend their money. This is a one time service.

Baptist Mission Center, 2125 Exchange Ave, 235-6162 Thursdays 1pm, food baskets to first 25 people Bethel Foundation, 13003 N. Western, 286-3700, Mon-Thurs 10-12 12:30-3:30 (call first) ID, social, proof of income & residence Corpus Christi Church, 1005 NE 15th St, 236-4301, Fridays 9:00-11:00 am. Cross and Crown Ministries, 1008 N. McKinley, 232-7696, Mon, Tue, Wed First 50 families who sign up at 8am Jesus House, 1335 W. Sheridan, 232-7164 Mon, Wed, Fri 8:30-12:00 Love Link, 1122 Linwood, 239-6219, Tuesday & Friday 11:00-2:00 Nicoma Park Church of Christ, 2420 Overholser, Nicoma Park, 769-2212 First 30 families/people, every 1st and 3rd Thursday Salvation Army, 1001 N Pennsylvania Ave, 246-1060, Mon- Thurs 9 -12 & 1-3 ID, proof residence & income Skyline Urban Ministry Community Cupboard, 500 S.E. 15th St, 632-2644, Mon 1-6, Tues 10:30-2, Wed 1-4, Thurs 10:30-2 Fri 9-12 Sat 9-11

Upward Transitions receives requests for rent & utility assistance on Mondays for qualifying applicants at 7:00 am via our website form or at 9:00 a.m. by phone at 405-232-5507, - follow the prompts and hold until a case manager answers. (We do not receive requests during weeks with holidays) Please visit our website www.upwardtransitions.org to learn more about the qualify criteria & how to apply.

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They don't help with that, I don't think they have shelters they help with bus passes, hygiene, stuff but call them to make sure I could be wrong.

Dawn, Clients who are homeless without income or limited income may receive assistance with local travel gas cards for the purpose of searching for work or traveling to a social service appointment. Client must have a written verification of homelessness and referral, valid drivers license, and valid proof of auto insurance. Client must provide proof of an appointment for gas cards.

I am sorry for your situation. We do not provide cash assistance. If you will call 211, they can provide information on available shelters and if there are any organizations providing assistance with hotel shelter. They may also offer recommendations for organizations that can help with housing.

Food and bill of light

Kelli, we do have a few blankets we can provide to those who are homeless. If you can come by our office 8-noon or 1-4:30 M-F we can help.

What I would do John is call 211 just like dialing 911 they have lots of resources and they should be able to help you

A birth certificate and a electric bill

Stranded travelers may receive assistance with a bus ticket to return to their home if they can show they were traveling through OKC, their travel was interrupted (medical issue, car trouble, etc.), and OKC was not their final destination. We are able to assist with a 15% discount on a one way Greyhound ticket. The client is responsible for 85% of the cost of the ticket. We must be able to confirm client is traveling to their permanent residence. If you meet this criteria, please call our office at 405.232.5507 to be screened for assistance.

Have you tried the homeless alliance

Michael, we help individuals who are homeless with no income retrieve legal documents such as birth certificates and State IDs. Please visit our website for additional information. http://www.upwardtransitions.org/services/community-outreach/

We serve Oklahoma County. You might reach out to 2-1-1 in your area. Following is a link to their website. http://www.navigateresources.net/hlok/

We take phone calls at 405.232.5507 for utility assistance on Monday mornings at 8am. We are currently assisting 3 families a week. Keep in mind we receive 100’s of phone calls each week, and you may not be able to get through. Clients must: 1. Live in Oklahoma County 2. Have a cut off notice in client’s name 3. Have income 4. Be able to pay the next month’s bill 5. Have minor children in the home or be 55 or older 6. Have proof of a hardship This is a one time service limited to $400 and/or 3 months of service. Since there is no guarantee that you will get through on Monday, please visit the Heartline 2-1-1 website for additional resources. http://www.navigateresources.net/hlok/

I am sorry, but we do not have furniture. Visit http://www.navigateresources.net/hlok/ for other resources.

We do not assist with divorce costs. However, you might contact Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma for assistance. http://www.legalaidok.org/if-you-need-help/

We do not accept walk-ins for rent assistance. You'll need to speak to someone on the phone for rent assistance. We do commit our funding quickly each week. We are currently taking our weekly calls for rent and utility assistance and the phone lines are busy. The calls should start slowing down in the next hour and you should be able to get through. Depending on the services you need, you may not need an appointment. You can visit our website www.UpwardTransitions.org for more information on our services and how to request assistance.

I am so sorry that you have not been able to get through while funding is available. Our funding is limited, and there are so many more people in need than our funding allows us to help. We would love to help everyone who calls, but we receive hundreds of calls each week. You may find additional resources at Heartline 211 http://www.navigateresources.net/hlok/

Look up Catholic charities in your area! They can help! Call churches and anyone you can find online! Jesus house on Sheridan in OKC will help when they can with that type of thing! Good luck!

Our phone number is 405.232.5507. Because we are taking calls for rent and utility assistance this morning, the line does stay busy most of the morning.

They assist one family evey monday at 8 when you call in....call Catholic charities on north classen they take up to 8 calls on mondays only starting at 8and will pay the last 200 of your rent..if its busy keep calling till you get through

We take phone calls for utility and rent assistance on Monday mornings at 8am. We are currently assisting 2 families a week with utilities and 1 family with rent. Keep in mind we receive 100’s of phone calls each week, and you may not be able to get through. Clients must: 1. Live in OK County 2. Have a cut off notice or eviction notice in client’s name 3. Have income 4. Be able to pay the next month’s bill 5. Have minor children in the home or be 55 or older 6. Have proof of a hardship This is a one time service. You may also locate additional resources through Heartline 2-1-1 http://www.navigateresources.net/hlok/

Tommy, We are sorry to hear of your accident and situation. We do not provide legal assistance or referrals to attorneys. You might contact Legal Aid for information about their services. To apply for legal help at any law office, please call 1-888-534-5243 Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. – noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. http://www.legalaidok.org/ We hope they are able to help.

We take phone calls for rent assistance on Monday mornings at 8am. We are currently helping 1 family a week. Keep in mind we receive a large number of phone calls each week, and you may not be able to get through. Clients must: 1. Live in Oklahoma City 2. Have an eviction notice in client’s name 3. Meet income requirements 4. Be able to pay the next month’s rent 5. Have minor children in the home 6. Have proof of a hardship This is a one time service. Because we receive a large number of calls on Monday mornings, you may not be able to get through. We recommend that your visit the Heartline 2-1-1 website to locate additional resources.http://www.navigateresources.net/hlok/

We help individuals who are homeless and have no income or very low limited income obtain state identification. Client must have a written verification of homelessness and referral to access these services. This is a one time service. No appointment needed, Monday - Friday, 8am-11am. One of the following forms of written verification of homelessness and referral is required for any individual seeking assistance with obtaining a state ID. Shelter residents: referral letter from the shelter stating that you are staying at the shelter. Street Homeless: referral letter from an agency, day shelter, or church verifying your homeless status. Transitional Housing Resident: referral letter from the program verifying you are a program participant. If you reside with others temporarily (1-2 months not paying rent): a notarized letter from the person with whom you are staying (include name & contact information for the individual and how long you have stayed there and if you pay rent or not.

You will be very surprised at the service(s) that Upward Transitions can hel in. Please, give them a call. The sooner the better considering your present situation.

We have finished taking phone calls for utility assistance this week. Please visit http://www.navigateresources.net/hlok/ to locate other resources. Utility Assistance – By Appointment Only We take phone calls for utility assistance on Monday mornings at 8am. We are currently assisting 2 families a week. Keep in mind we receive 100’s of phone calls each week, and you may not be able to get through. Clients must: 1. Live in OK County 2. Have a cut off notice in client’s name 3. Have income 4. Be able to pay the next month’s bill 5. Have minor children in the home or be 55 or older 6. Have proof of a hardship This is a one time service limited to $400 and/or 3 months of service.

Go to upper transition and ask for a list of all organizations that help with deposits rent and places for women

Upward transitions are usually very helpful. With helping people get started in a new place /city.ddeposited first and last months rent especially if your a veteran or a remember of your family wife.mother.brother.sisterfather.

Upward transition should be able to if you have the right info about parents

They do there

Your birth certificate

Go to homeless alliance day center and to they should be able to direct you where to go

Upward transition on 1134 W Main St. Oklahoma City, ok 73106 will help you they are great at helping with things like that.

211 SSVF program

Rent and Utility Assistance – By Appointment Only We take phone calls for utility assistance on Monday mornings at 8am. Except weeks with holidays. We are currently assisting 2-3 families a week. Keep in mind we receive 100’s of phone calls each week, and you may not be able to get through. Clients must: 1. Live in OK County 2. Have a cut off notice or eviction notice in client’s name 3. Have income 4. Be able to pay the next month’s bill 5. Have minor children in the home or be 55 or older 6. Have proof of a hardship This is a one time service.