Transitional Living
HousingHousing opens doors to recovery
Many people receiving treatment for mental health issues have difficulty finding and keeping adequate housing. For more than 20 years, our agency has provided varying levels of transitional to independent housing to meet this need.
Currently, 76 low-income adults live in our transitional and independent living apartments. To qualify for our housing, individuals must complete an assessment, diagnosis and be receiving treatment.
Three complexes offer long-term, independent living:
- Eagles’ Nest in Broken Arrow
- Hickory Ridge in Sapulpa
- New Seasons in Tahlequah
Tenant income determines the amount of rent. Utilities are included.
Transitional living
The LIFE and Berry Creek transitional living apartments in Tulsa offer fixed rent, including utilities, for up to two years. Residents receive education on developing a budget, housekeeping, personal hygiene, medication and illness management, and personal safety.
For more information, contact 918.492.2554 or info@crsok.org.
Holiday Giving
All 50 children and adults in our Holiday Giving Program received gifts, thanks to your generous donations.
Staff and community partners also filled 10 food baskets distributed to clients and their families.
Once again, Rib Crib Sand Springs provided meat for our Sand Springs clients' holiday dinner attended by 26 clients, visitors and staff.It's not
It’s not too late to make a 2018 tax-deductible gift to help adults, children and families receiving mental health and substance abuse services here.
Follow this link to give:
www.crsok.org/donate
Rustic Cuff Bracelet
This special, limited edition cuff features green beads for mental health with vibrant blue representing the Counseling & Recovery Services logo. Only 75 are available.
You can purchase above through the online giving portal, and we will arrange for you to pick up the cuff.
You also can fill out a purchase form and bring it by to our office at 7010 S. Yale #215, Tulsa, OK 74136, for immediate delivery. Access the form through this link.
Ask for Lindsay DeWeese or Beverly Moore at our reception desk to receive your bracelet.
Tulsa’s only Zombie Run returns September 7
Join Tulsa Hex House for the Third Annual Zombie Outbreak Two Mile Adventure Run at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, September 7 at Chandler Park. The event benefits Counseling & Recovery Services of Oklahoma.
One of Tulsa’s most unique and enjoyable experiences, in this adventure runners must try to outrun and outwit a path full of hungry zombies and reach the green zone without losing their life flags. Fun for the whole family!
For information, registration or sponsorships visit www.getbittulsa.com
Get In Touch
Tulsa Office
Phone:918.492.2554
Email:
info@crsok.org
Fax:
918.494.9870
Location:
The CALM Center
Phone:
918.394.CALM (2256)
Email:
info@crsok.org
Fax:
918.394.2257
Location:
6126 E. 32nd Place
Tulsa, OK 74135
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Counseling & Recovery Services is a nonprofit funded through a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services, Medicaid, Medicare, and through charitable gifts. We also accept most private insurance as payment for services.
Suicide Prevention Hotline
1-800-273-8255
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1-800-784-8669