Grants for Seniors in Oklahoma City

Grants and Assistance for Seniors in Oklahoma City (OKC)

Last updated: August 2025

I’ve reviewed the existing Oklahoma City page and won’t list its issues here as requested. Below is a rebuilt, authoritative, and practical OKC‑specific guide that links directly to official sources, includes real stats, and covers what actually works on the ground in 2025.

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Key Takeaways

• Your “no wrong door” locally is the Areawide Aging Agency (the Area Agency on Aging for the OKC metro). They can help with meals, in‑home help, caregiver support, transportation referrals, and benefits counseling. See Areawide Aging Agency AAA.
• For health coverage, use Medicare plus free counseling through the Oklahoma Medicare Assistance Program (SHIP/MAP), SoonerCare (Medicaid) for those who qualify, ADvantage Waiver for in‑home services, PACE in OKC, and the VA for eligible veterans.
• For rent/housing, apply with the Oklahoma City Housing Authority (OCHA) and Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) for vouchers and public housing, and search HUD Section 202 senior buildings. Expect waitlists; apply early and to multiple places.
• For food, combine SNAP, home‑delivered or congregate meals via AAA and Meals on Wheels OKC, senior food boxes (CSFP), and local food banks.
• For utilities, apply for LIHEAP, consider Weatherization for long‑term savings, ask OG&E and Oklahoma Natural Gas (ONG) about company assistance, and know your shut‑off protections via the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
• Reality check: Many benefits have income/resource limits and limited funding windows. Keep your documents handy and ask AAA or 211 Oklahoma for application help.

Sources in this guide are linked directly to official agencies. When in doubt, call 211 Oklahoma for a referral.

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If You Need Emergency Help

• Immediate danger or medical emergency: Call 911
• Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988, or chat via 988lifeline.org
• Adult Protective Services (abuse/neglect of a vulnerable adult): 1‑800‑522‑3511 — Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Adult Protective Services
• Domestic violence or sexual assault (24/7): 1‑800‑522‑SAFE (7233) — Oklahoma Safeline
• Shelter, urgent food, or bills: Dial 211 — 211 Oklahoma
• Veterans in crisis: Call 988, then press 1; or text 838255 — U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

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Where to Start in Oklahoma City

• Find your local AAA: Areawide Aging Agency (serves Oklahoma, Canadian, Cleveland, and Logan counties in the OKC metro). They can connect you to meals, caregiver support, in‑home help, and more. See Areawide Aging Agency AAA.
• Get general referrals: Dial 211 or visit 211 Oklahoma for food, housing, utilities, transportation, and local charity help.
• Medicare help: Get free, unbiased counseling from the Oklahoma Medicare Assistance Program (SHIP/MAP). Call 1‑800‑763‑2828 — Oklahoma Insurance Department SHIP/MAP.
• Senior centers and wellness: The City’s MAPS 3 Senior Health & Wellness Centers offer fitness, classes, and social programs. Learn more at the City of Oklahoma City’s Senior Health & Wellness Centers page on okc.gov.
• Keep a folder ready: Photo ID, Social Security number, proof of OKC residency, proof of income, medical insurance cards, and recent utility bills. These are commonly required.

Note on seniors in Oklahoma: Approximately 17% of Oklahoma residents are 65 or older (American Community Survey, 2023). See U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Oklahoma.

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Table 1. Quick help by need (Oklahoma City)

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Health Coverage and Care in OKC

Medicare, free counseling, and fraud protection

• Medicare basics and enrollment: See Medicare.gov.
• Free, unbiased counseling: Contact the Oklahoma Medicare Assistance Program (SHIP/MAP) at 1‑800‑763‑2828 — Oklahoma Insurance Department SHIP/MAP.
• Fraud and billing scams: Report to the Senior Medicare Patrol through the Oklahoma Insurance Department at 1‑800‑522‑0071 — OID SMP.

Reality check: TV ads can be misleading. Bring your medication list and preferred doctors to your MAP appointment so they can run accurate comparisons.

SoonerCare (Medicaid) for older adults

• What it can help with: Medical coverage, Medicare premiums/costs (Medicare Savings Programs), and long‑term services and supports (LTSS) for those who qualify financially.
• How to apply: See SoonerCare — Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA).
• Rides: If you have SoonerCare, you may get non‑emergency medical transportation via SoonerRide — OHCA.

ADvantage Waiver (in‑home services)

• What it provides: Case management, personal care, home‑delivered meals, adult day health, respite, home modifications, medical equipment for eligible members.
• Who qualifies: Seniors who meet nursing facility level of care and Medicaid financial criteria.
• How to start: See ADvantage Waiver — OHCA or ask Areawide AAA to assist with screening.

Reality check: Expect assessments and possible waitlists. Ask about interim help through your AAA.

PACE in Oklahoma City

• PACE provides a full package of medical and social supports so eligible seniors can live in the community. OKC has VALIR PACE. Learn about PACE at Medicare’s PACE overview, and check local availability via the Medicare PACE locator.

Veterans’ health care (OKC)

• Enroll: VA Health Care — U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
• Local facility: Oklahoma City VA Health Care System — find services and eligibility at VA Oklahoma City Health Care.
• State veteran help: Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs (ODVA) assists with claims and benefits — ODVA Veterans Services.
• Aid & Attendance: A VA pension add‑on to help with caregiver or assisted living costs — VA Aid and Attendance.

Low‑cost clinics and dental care in OKC

• Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs): Sliding‑fee clinics like Variety Care and Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center. Find options via HRSA Health Center Finder.
• University clinic: Reduced‑fee dental care at OU College of Dentistry — Patients page.
• Prescription savings: Medicare Extra Help (Low‑Income Subsidy) reduces drug costs — SSA Extra Help. Medicare Savings Programs may pay your Part B premium if eligible (apply via OKDHS/OHCA).

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Table 2. Health coverage at a glance

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Food and Nutrition in Oklahoma City

• SNAP (food stamps): Apply online at OKDHSLive! — SNAP application.
• Meals at home or nearby:
  • Through AAA: Home‑delivered and congregate meals via Areawide Aging Agency AAA.
  • Meals on Wheels OKC: Delivers to homebound seniors in OKC; ask AAA for referral or visit Meals on Wheels OKC (search via Meals on Wheels America’s Find Meals tool).
• CSFP senior food boxes: Monthly boxes for income‑eligible adults 60+. In the OKC region, contact the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma — Senior Programs or ask your AAA. Program info: USDA CSFP.
• TEFAP (emergency groceries): Find pantries and meal sites; call 211 Oklahoma. Program info: USDA TEFAP.
• Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP): Seasonal produce vouchers for eligible seniors. Check state contacts and availability via USDA SFMNP State Contacts or ask your AAA.

Reality check: Some programs are seasonal or have limited slots. If you’re waitlisted, ask about mobile pantries or temporary pantry boxes from the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma.

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Housing and Rent Help in Oklahoma City

Vouchers, public housing, and senior buildings

• Oklahoma City Housing Authority (OCHA): Manages public housing and Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) within OKC. See the Oklahoma City Housing Authority website for current programs and waitlist status.
• OHFA (statewide): The Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency operates a large Housing Choice Voucher program and other rental assistance — OHFA Housing Choice Voucher Program.
• HUD Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly: Affordable apartments for adults 62+ with supportive services. Search using the HUD Resource Locator — Find Affordable Housing.

Reality check: Expect waitlists and intermittent openings. Apply to multiple housing authorities and senior properties, and update your contact info regularly.

If you’re at risk of homelessness

• Coordinated entry and day shelter: Homeless Alliance — Oklahoma City.
• Legal help: Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma — Housing and eviction help.
• Additional referrals: 211 Oklahoma.

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Home Repair, Safety, and Accessibility

• Rebuilding Together OKC: Provides critical home repairs and safety modifications for low‑income homeowners, often prioritizing seniors — Rebuilding Together OKC.
• USDA Single Family Housing Repair Loans & Grants (Section 504): For homeowners 62+ with very low income. Grants can fix health/safety hazards; loans carry low interest — USDA Section 504 Home Repair; local contacts: USDA Rural Development — Oklahoma.
• Weatherization Assistance Program: Free energy‑saving upgrades (insulation, air‑sealing, HVAC safety). Administered by the Oklahoma Department of Commerce through local agencies — Weatherization — OK Dept. of Commerce. Ask about providers in OKC (e.g., Community Action Agency of OKC & Canadian Counties).
• Minor home modifications: If you qualify for ADvantage Waiver, ask about ramps, grab bars, and other modifications — ADvantage Waiver — OHCA.
• City programs: Check the City of Oklahoma City Housing & Community Development for homeowner rehabilitation or emergency repair offerings (availability/funding varies year to year) — City of OKC Housing & Community Development.

Tip: Before any repair program visit, gather proof of ownership, income, homeowner’s insurance, and recent utility bills.

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Utilities, Water, Phone, and Internet

• LIHEAP (energy bills): Apply through OKDHS for seasonal heating/cooling help and crisis assistance — LIHEAP — OKDHS.
• Weatherization: Long‑term energy savings — Weatherization — OK Dept. of Commerce.
• Electric: OG&E offers payment plans, average billing, and assistance referrals — OG&E Customer Assistance.
• Natural gas: Oklahoma Natural Gas offers Share the Warmth and payment options — ONG Assistance.
• Water: The City of Oklahoma City Utilities Department lists account help and billing options; ask about any available customer assistance partnerships — OKC Utilities.
• Lifeline (phone/internet): Monthly discount for eligible households — Lifeline — USAC.
• Shut‑off protections and disputes: Contact the Oklahoma Corporation Commission Consumer Services for help with utility complaints or disconnections — OCC Consumer Services.

Reality check: Utility assistance funds can run out mid‑season. Apply early and ask your utility about payment arrangements if you’re behind.

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Table 3. Housing and home repair in OKC

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Transportation in Oklahoma City

• EMBARK (OKC transit): Fixed‑route buses, plus paratransit for riders who qualify.
  • Reduced fares for 65+: See EMBARK Reduced Fare/Senior ID — EMBARK (OKC Transit).
  • Paratransit: EMBARK Plus for eligible riders within service areas — EMBARK Paratransit (Plus).
  • Trip planning and routes: EMBARK (OKC Transit).
• SoonerRide (for SoonerCare members): Non‑emergency medical transportation — SoonerRide — OHCA.
• AAA rides: Areawide AAA may fund limited rides to medical visits or senior centers — Areawide Aging Agency AAA.
• VA rides: Ask the Oklahoma City VA about Veteran Transportation Service or DAV vans — VA Facility Locator.

Tip: For rural‑edge suburbs or nearby counties, use the Oklahoma Transit Association’s tool to find local providers — Find Transit — Oklahoma Transit Association.

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Money Help, Property Tax Relief, and Income Supports

• Social Security Retirement and SSI: Apply, replace cards, manage benefits — Social Security Administration.
• Oklahoma SSI state supplement: Oklahoma pays a small state supplement to certain SSI recipients (often those in licensed care settings). See SSA State Supplement info and consult OKDHS for details — State Supplement — SSA (see Oklahoma).
• Property tax relief for homeowners:
  • Homestead Exemption and Additional Homestead (income‑based) — Oklahoma Tax Commission Homestead.
  • Property Valuation Limitation (“Senior freeze”) for 65+ who meet the annual income limit — Oklahoma Tax Commission Valuation Limitation.
  • Apply with your county assessor (e.g., Oklahoma County Assessor for OKC addresses). Bring proof of age and last year’s tax return.

Reality check: Property tax programs reduce your property’s taxable value or freeze it; they do not eliminate taxes. Ask your county assessor to confirm current income limits and deadlines.

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Caregiving, Ombudsman, and Legal Help

• Family caregivers: The National Family Caregiver Support Program (through AAA) offers respite, training, and counseling — Areawide Aging Agency AAA.
• Lifespan Respite vouchers: Short‑term respite for caregivers of all ages/needs — Lifespan Respite — Sooner SUCCESS.
• Long‑Term Care Ombudsman: Independent advocates for residents in nursing homes and similar facilities — Long‑Term Care Ombudsman — OKDHS.
• Legal help: Free civil legal help (housing, benefits, elder abuse, simple wills/powers of attorney for eligible clients) — Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma.
• Report scams and financial abuse:
  • Adult Protective Services: 1‑800‑522‑3511 — OKDHS APS.
  • Senior Medicare Patrol: 1‑800‑522‑0071 — Oklahoma Insurance Department (SMP).
  • Insurance complaints: Oklahoma Insurance Department — File a Consumer Complaint.

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Table 4. Food and nutrition in OKC

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Table 5. Utilities, transport, and communications (OKC)

Note: The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) ended in 2024 due to lack of federal funding. Lifeline remains available.

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Inclusive Resources: Meeting Diverse Needs

Disabled seniors

• Apply for SoonerCare and ask about the ADvantage Waiver if you need help at home — SoonerCare and ADvantage — OHCA.
• Assistive technology loans, device demonstrations, and reuse — Oklahoma ABLE Tech.
• Accessible rides: EMBARK Plus (paratransit) — EMBARK Paratransit (Plus).
• ADA rights and access: ADA Information Line — U.S. Department of Justice.

Veteran seniors

• Benefits and claims help: Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs — ODVA Veterans Services.
• Health care: Oklahoma City VA Health Care System — VA Oklahoma City Health Care.
• Aid & Attendance: Can help pay for caregivers or assisted living if eligible — VA Aid and Attendance.
• Local peer support: Ask your county veterans service officer (via ODVA).

LGBTQ+ seniors

• Confidential support: SAGE National LGBT Elder Hotline: 1‑877‑360‑LGBT (5428) — SAGE.
• Local community and referrals: The Diversity Center of Oklahoma; Freedom Oklahoma.
• Legal protections: For housing or health care discrimination, contact Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma or HUD Fair Housing — HUD Fair Housing Complaints.

Tribal and Native American elders

• Urban Indian health: Oklahoma City Indian Clinic (OKCIC) provides primary care, pharmacy, and wellness — Oklahoma City Indian Clinic.
• IHS regional info: Indian Health Service — Oklahoma City Area.
• Tribal elder nutrition (Title VI): Find your tribe’s elder program — ACL Title VI Tribal Elder Services.
• Many tribes run housing, LIHEAP, and elder services. Contact your tribal social services or housing authority for applications.

Rural seniors and limited access (OKC metro edge counties)

• Telehealth and mobile clinics: Ask your local FQHC about telehealth or mobile units — HRSA Health Center Finder.
• Delivery: Many pharmacies deliver; grocery delivery options may accept EBT for SNAP Online Purchasing (check participating retailers via USDA SNAP Online Purchasing).
• Transportation: Use the Oklahoma Transit Association’s tool — Find Transit — OTA; ask Areawide AAA about volunteer driver programs or mileage reimbursement.

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Resources by Region (OKC Metro)

• Area Agency on Aging (OKC Metro): Areawide Aging Agency AAA (serves Oklahoma, Canadian, Cleveland, and Logan counties).
• City senior wellness:
  • City of Oklahoma City MAPS 3 Senior Health & Wellness Centers — okc.gov Senior Centers and Wellness.
• County/community partners:
  • Community Action Agency of OKC & Canadian Counties (for weatherization and other services; listed via OK Dept. of Commerce Weatherization providers) — Weatherization — OK Dept. of Commerce.
  • Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma — Senior Programs.
• Housing authorities:
  • Oklahoma City Housing Authority — OCHA.
  • HUD Public Housing Agency Locator (for nearby municipalities) — HUD PHA Locator.

Not sure who serves your neighborhood? Call 211 Oklahoma.

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How to Apply Smarter (and Avoid Delays)

• Apply early (especially for housing, weatherization, and LIHEAP) and to multiple programs where allowed.
• Keep copies of everything you submit and note dates and names of people you speak with.
• If denied, request the written denial and appeal instructions. Many denials are caused by missing documents.
• When programs close (LIHEAP, SFMNP), ask for the next opening date and sign up for alerts.
• Bring a trusted friend or family member to appointments if paperwork feels overwhelming; AAA staff can also help.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Where do I start for help in Oklahoma City?
A: Contact the Areawide Aging Agency (AAA) for meals, in‑home help, and caregiver support — Areawide Aging Agency AAA. For broad referrals, dial 211 — 211 Oklahoma.

Q2: How do I get a Section 8 voucher in OKC?
A: Apply with the Oklahoma City Housing Authority (OCHA) when the list is open, and also apply with OHFA’s Housing Choice Voucher program — OCHA; OHFA HCV. Expect waitlists and check frequently for openings.

Q3: Who delivers meals to homebound seniors in OKC?
A: The AAA coordinates home‑delivered meals; contact Areawide Aging Agency AAA. Also check Meals on Wheels (use Meals on Wheels America’s Find Meals tool).

Q4: Can I get a ride to the doctor?
A: If you have SoonerCare, use SoonerRide — OHCA SoonerRide. In OKC, EMBARK offers paratransit (EMBARK Plus) for those who qualify — EMBARK. AAA may have limited ride options for medical visits.

Q5: Where do I get help with my OG&E or ONG bill?
A: Apply for LIHEAP through OKDHS — LIHEAP. Also ask OG&E and ONG about payment plans or assistance — OG&E Customer Assistance; ONG Assistance. For shut‑off disputes, contact the Oklahoma Corporation Commission — OCC Consumer Services.

Q6: Is there help to make my home safer (like ramps and grab bars)?
A: Ask AAA about minor home modifications and the ADvantage Waiver — OHCA ADvantage. For bigger repairs, look at Rebuilding Together OKC and USDA Section 504 Home Repair grants/loans.

Q7: Where can I find low‑cost dental care in OKC?
A: OU College of Dentistry offers reduced‑fee care — OU Patients. Local FQHCs may provide sliding‑fee dental; search via HRSA Health Center Finder.

Q8: I’m a veteran in OKC. Who can help with benefits and care?
A: Contact the Oklahoma City VA Health Care System and the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs (ODVA) — OKC VA Health Care; ODVA Veterans Services. Ask about Aid & Attendance if you need caregiver support — VA Aid and Attendance.

Q9: Are there property tax breaks for seniors in OKC?
A: Yes. Homestead, Additional Homestead (income‑based), and the Property Valuation Limitation (senior freeze). See the Oklahoma Tax Commission pages and apply with your county assessor — OTC Homestead; OTC Valuation Limitation.

Q10: How can I avoid Medicare scams?
A: Don’t share your Medicare number with unsolicited callers. Report suspected fraud to the Senior Medicare Patrol at 1‑800‑522‑0071 — OID SMP, and to Medicare at 1‑800‑MEDICARE.

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Linked Resources (Official and Well‑Established)

• Area Agencies on Aging (OKDHS directory): https://oklahoma.gov/okdhs/services/aging/area-agencies-on-aging.html
• Areawide Aging Agency (OKC Metro AAA): https://www.areawideaging.org/
• 211 Oklahoma: https://www.211oklahoma.org/
• Medicare.gov: https://www.medicare.gov/
• Oklahoma Medicare Assistance Program (SHIP/MAP): https://www.oid.ok.gov/consumers/information-for-seniors/senior-health-insurance-counseling-program-ship/
• Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP): https://www.oid.ok.gov/consumers/medicare/senior-medicare-patrol/
• SoonerCare (Medicaid) — OHCA: https://oklahoma.gov/ohca/individuals.html
• ADvantage Waiver — OHCA: https://oklahoma.gov/ohca/individuals/programs/ltcs/advantage-waiver-program.html
• SoonerRide — OHCA: https://oklahoma.gov/ohca/individuals/programs/soonerride.html
• PACE overview (Medicare): https://www.medicare.gov/your-medicare-costs/get-help-paying-costs/pace
• VALIR PACE (OKC): https://www.valirpace.org/
• VA Health Care and Benefits: https://www.va.gov/
• Oklahoma City VA Health Care System: https://www.va.gov/oklahoma-city-health-care/
• Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs (ODVA): https://oklahoma.gov/veterans/veterans-services.html
• SNAP — OKDHSLive!: https://okdhslive.org/
• LIHEAP — OKDHS: https://oklahoma.gov/okdhs/services/okdhs-live/liheap.html
• Weatherization — Oklahoma Department of Commerce: https://okcommerce.gov/assistance/weatherization/
• Lifeline — USAC: https://www.lifelinesupport.org/
• OHFA Housing Choice Voucher Program: https://www.ohfa.org/renters/housing-choice-voucher/
• Oklahoma City Housing Authority (OCHA): https://www.ochanet.org/
• HUD Resource Locator (Affordable/Section 202): https://resources.hud.gov/
• HRSA Health Center Finder: https://findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov/
• OU College of Dentistry — Patients: https://dentistry.ouhsc.edu/Patients
• Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma: https://www.legalaidok.org/
• Long‑Term Care Ombudsman — OKDHS: https://oklahoma.gov/okdhs/services/aging/ltcombud.html
• Adult Protective Services — OKDHS: https://oklahoma.gov/okdhs/services/aps.html
• Oklahoma Insurance Department — Consumer Services: https://www.oid.ok.gov/
• Oklahoma Tax Commission — Homestead: https://oklahoma.gov/tax/individuals/property-tax/homestead-exemption.html
• Oklahoma Tax Commission — Valuation Limitation: https://oklahoma.gov/tax/individuals/property-tax/valuation-limitation.html
• Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma — Senior Programs: https://www.regionalfoodbank.org/
• USDA CSFP: https://www.fns.usda.gov/csfp/commodity-supplemental-food-program
• USDA SFMNP State Contacts: https://www.fns.usda.gov/sfmnp/state-agency-contacts
• TEFAP (USDA): https://www.fns.usda.gov/tefap/emergency-food-assistance-program
• Rebuilding Together OKC: https://rebuildingtogetherokc.org/
• USDA Rural Development — Oklahoma: https://www.rd.usda.gov/ok
• Oklahoma ABLE Tech: https://www.okabletech.org/
• Oklahoma Transit Association — Find Transit: https://oktransit.org/find-transit/
• Oklahoma Corporation Commission — Consumer Services: https://oklahoma.gov/occ/divisions/public-utility/consumer-services.html
• City of Oklahoma City — Senior Health & Wellness Centers: https://www.okc.gov/departments/maps-3/senior-health-wellness-centers
• EMBARK (OKC Transit): https://embarkok.com/
• Meals on Wheels America — Find Meals: https://www.mealsonwheelsamerica.org/find-meals
• Oklahoma City Indian Clinic: https://okcic.com/
• IHS — Oklahoma City Area: https://www.ihs.gov/oklahomacity/
• ACL Title VI (Older Indians): https://olderindians.acl.gov/
• The Diversity Center of Oklahoma: https://www.diversitycenterofoklahoma.com/
• Freedom Oklahoma: https://freedomoklahoma.org/

Note: Some city program URLs may change as departments update pages. If a link doesn’t open, search the program name on okc.gov or call 211 Oklahoma for the current link.

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Disclaimer

Program details (eligibility, amounts, application windows, and contacts) change over time. Always confirm the latest information with the agency or organization using the links in this guide. This article is general information, not legal, financial, or medical advice.

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About This Guide

by the GrantsForSeniors.org Editorial Team

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