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Oklahoma Veterans United

Tulsa-based nonprofit (formerly Community Service Council) running housing assistance for Oklahoma veterans through the Supportive Services for Veteran Families program, a suicide-prevention grant program, and veteran employment initiatives.

Veteran
Cost
Free
Coverage
56 of 77 Oklahoma counties (SSVF housing program) (Oklahoma)
Eligibility
SSVF housing program: low-income veterans and families who are homeless or facing eviction (Housing First model).
Last Verified
August 27, 2026

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