COVID-19 Resources & Grants

The mission of Aging Services, Inc. is to enhance the lives and dignity of Cleveland County senior adults and provide programs, services, and referrals that assist and promote healthy independent living.

Residents who are at least 60 years of age and found to be homebound as a results of an in-home assessment conducted by an Aging Services, Inc. employee will be provided with a hot home delivered meal five days per week. The delivery of the meal will also serve as a check on the well being of the senior adult.

For further information, please contact (405) 321-3200, visit their location at 1179 E. Main Street, Norman, OK 73071, or visit their website here.

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Inc. provides a Rental Deposit Assistance program that allows clients experiencing homelessness to secure housing. In order to qualify for the Rental Deposit Assistance program, the client must have sustainable monthly income or possess any type of housing voucher.

For further information, please contact (405) 523-3000, visit their location at 1232 N. Classen Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73106, or visit their website here.

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency’s Rental Assistance Program covers one month's rent, contingent upon landlord approval of the payment. The funds requested will help Moore residents with their rent, allowing families to allocate their resources toward other essential needs such as food, prescriptions, and other bills. In some cases, this assistance can prevent families from being evicted from their homes.

The mission of Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency is helping low-income individuals and families avoid crisis situations in two ways; meeting emergency needs first, then helping families gain self-sufficiency through supportive case management and partnerships with other social service providers.

For further information or assistance, please contact Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency at (405) 434-6100 or visit their website here.

Since 1979, the Metropolitan Fair Housing Council has served as the only full-service, 501(c) (3) private nonprofit, qualified fair housing enforcement and advocacy organization in Oklahoma. They provide fair housing enforcement resources to alleged victims of housing discrimination; respond to consumer complaints of unfair treatment from the housing industry, conduct fair housing/fair lending education and outreach training for consumers, housing providers, public and private organizations and conduct counseling and mediation services to promote equal housing opportunity.

Metropolitan Fair Housing Council can assist with the following:

• Counsel tenants from Moore facing evictions of their rights and remedies under the Oklahoma Residential/Non Residential Landlord and Tenant Act and get residents connected with COVID-19 Resources.
• Counsel Landlords from Moore who voluntarily agree to mediation services, on information of their rights and remedies under the Oklahoma Non Residential Landlord and Tenant Act and get residents connected with COVID-19 resources.
• If mediation fails, provide legal resources via Metro Fair Housing Counsel's Legal Assistance Program to include emergency eviction intervention court.

If you feel that your rights have been violated in a housing-related transaction, please contact 405-232-3247, leave a detailed message about your housing complaint and allow Metropolitan Fair Housing Council to return your call as soon as possible. You can visit their website to find out more about the programs and services available here.

Moore First United Methodist Church was awarded funding for the Five Loaves Food Pantry which provides food boxes to those in need. Residents complete a basic information sheet for records keeping. Based on this information, they receive a box of food tailored to their household size. The pantry operates twice weekly, on Sundays from 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM and on Wednesdays from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM, with additional availability by appointment.

For further information please contact (405) 794-6671, visit their location at 201 W. Main Street, Moore, OK 73160, or visit their website here.

St. Vincent de Paul provides utility assistance to residents toward bills that include ONG, OG&E, and the City Water Bill. They also provide rental assistance toward the Oxford House, for those just getting out of a rehabilitation facility and need a stable place to live. There are four Oxford Homes in Moore.

For further information, please contact (405) 314-0414.

The Virtue Center will provide outpatient treatment for substance use disorders, problem gambling and co-occurring mental health challenges. By providing treatment in an outpatient setting, the clients can remain at home and employed throughout their recovery journey. They Virtue Center provides trauma-informed, gender sensitive, age appropriate and culturally competent treatment. Each client develops an individualized treatment plan with their therapist. The treatment plan consists of a variety of services that are best suited to assist the client on their path to recovery. The Virtue Center collaborates with many of the social service agencies in the area as well as city, county and governmental agencies to meet the needs of the clients.

For more information please contact 405-321-0022 or visit their website here.