Community Resources

NEOKCNC maintains this list of community resources as a reference tool. Every effort was made to ensure listings are up-to-date. NEOKCNC does not endorse or claim to have personal knowledge of the abilities or services of those listed. Consumers should use independent judgment and request references when considering any resource listed below.

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Legal

Oklahoma Bar Association Free Information and Videos
The OBA offers a series of free informational brochures and videos on a variety of legal topics including criminal law, bankruptcy, divorce, small claims, rights and duties of tenants, advanced directive for health care, home buying, victim protections/VPO and more.

Oklahoma Free Legal Answers
Submit your legal questions and a volunteer lawyer will respond at no cost. Sponsored by the Oklahoma Bar Association, American Bar Association and Oklahoma Supreme Court Access to Justice Commission.

Oklahoma Lawyers for America's Heroes
This program connects eligible active-duty personnel and veterans to pro bono lawyers who assist in resolving legal issues.

Wills for Heroes
The Wills for Heroes program is designed to provide free wills to emergency personnel in Oklahoma.

Free Legal Information Brochures and Videos
Free information produced by the Oklahoma Bar Association at no cost to the public on more than 20 legal topics. Printed versions of brochures can even be mailed to Oklahomans for free.

Pro Se Guide
The words “pro se” come from a Latin phrase meaning “on behalf of oneself.” If you are representing yourself in a court case without the assistance of an attorney, you are proceeding pro se. This is also sometimes referred to as self representation. These resources are designed to assist you if you wish to file pro se in the United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma.

OCU American Indian Wills Clinic
OCU law students and professors provide legal aid free of charge in American Indian estate planning.

Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc.
Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma is a nonprofit organization that provides civil legal assistance to low-income persons throughout Oklahoma.

Neighbor For Neighbor Legal Clinic
Provides legal services in uncontested civil areas, regardless of age, county of residence or income level.

Trinity Legal Services
Offers lower cost legal help to those in financial difficulty across the Oklahoma City metro area.

Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Inc.
Serving Native American issues in all 77 Oklahoma counties.

Oklahoma Disability Law Center, Inc.
Advocate for the rights and opportunities available to Oklahomans with disabilities.

American Civil Liberties Union
Deals with cases involving discrimination, equal protection, or denial of civil rights generally due to action or inaction on the part of a government entity; (405) 524-8511.

Oklahoma County Law Library
Legal resources available to the general public; (405) 713-1353

Government Offices

City of OKC Action Center
Contact the Action Center to ask questions or report non-emergency code violations, such as high weeds, abandoned vehicles or other neighborhood problems. For a police or public safety emergency, dial 9-1-1. For a water or sewer emergency, dial (405) 297-3334.

Oklahoma Attorney General
Has a Consumer Protection Division; (405) 521-3921

Oklahoma Department of Consumer Credit
Governed by the Oklahoma Commission on Consumer Credit, this office provides information to consumers about licensing and regulation within the state; (405) 521-3653

Oklahoma Office of Disability Concerns
State agency providing information and resources to Oklahomans with disabilities; (405) 521-3756 or (800) 522-8224; (405) 522-6706 TDD

Oklahoma Office of Civil Rights Enforcement
A division of the Attorney General’s Office working to enforce the Oklahoma Anti-Discrimination Act, Okla Stat. tit. 25, §§1101-1706; 405-521-3921

Oklahoma Insurance Department
Get consumer assistance, file a complaint or read about insurance basics from the state department responsible for enforcing insurance-related laws and regulating insurance companies, bail bondsmen and others; (405) 521-2828 or toll-free (800) 522-0071

Oklahoma Real Estate Commission
Get the latest versions of the Oklahoma Non-Residential/Residential Landlord and Tenant Acts, free real estate-related publications and sample contracts like leases, disclosures and more; (405) 521-3387 or toll-free (866) 521-3389; orec.help@orec.ok.gov

Family, Children & Elder

Health & Wellness

Oklahoma County 211 Services
211 is a 24/7 free service available to all Oklahomans. Through a direct phone call, live chat, text message or online search, certified resource specialists in Oklahoma City and Tulsa connect people across the state who need help to the social services in their area that can help. The database is continuously for accuracy, and also serve as a clearinghouse for disaster resources during community emergencies.

Food & Nutrition

Additional Resources & Lists

This section includes lists from other associations and organizations that you may find helpful.

Oklahoma City Community College Student Accessibility and Support Office Community Resource Guide
Comprehensive list of resources, ranging from mental and physical health to clothing and food support.

Lynn Institute Healthy Community Collaborative Resource Portfolio
A healthy community is one in which residents have what they need, but also know where to turn when they have a need arise, be it medical, transportation, food, or career. This comprehensive guide lists services from family resources, food and housing assistance, career development, to mental health services and more.

OKC Black Justice Fund Applicants
The OKC Black Justice Fund sought to advance racial equity and justice in Oklahoma City by providing financial support to Black-led organizations, along with others who can support the mission. This is a list of applicants and grant recipients.

Community Resource Directory for Parents & Fosters
List of Oklahoma programs to help in the ongoing journey to be the best parents possible. Some programs are based on income and some are open to all.