STRENGTHENING RELATIONSHIPS WITH LANDLORDS
This training provides practical strategies to engage landlords and build positive relationships.
Housing Solutions is the leader of the homeless response system for Tulsa County, an initiative known as A Way Home for Tulsa. As the lead organization, we oversee and implement a comprehensive plan, supporting service providers in adopting proven strategies to help those in need. Together, we’re building a supportive community where everyone has a place to call home. In addition to leading the CoC, we also provide direct assistance in the areas of eviction prevention, homeless street outreach, and criminal justice.
A Way Home for Tulsa partners have housed thousands since January of 2020. This achievement is a testament to the strength of our community’s unity. Every Tulsa family, from teachers to firefighters, deserves a stable, affordable home. It’s more than a roof overhead; it’s the foundation of a thriving, inclusive community where every contribution is valued, and every dream has a place to grow. Our ongoing collaboration creates a safety net for the Tulsans who need it most.
This training provides practical strategies to engage landlords and build positive relationships.
This training provides an overview of fair housing protections, including protections for those who have or are perceived as having COVID-19. The webinar also covers the fair housing complaint and investigation process, including potential outcomes.
RFQ: Housing Stability Case Management Purpose & Background Housing Solutions Tulsa is issuing this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to identify and pre-qualify organizations interested in delivering Rapid Rehousing Housing Stability Case Management as subcontractors. Case management services will focus on housing stability, resource navigation, and connections to community services for clients, delivered in alignment with […]
Housing Solutions Responds to Executive Order on Homelessness and Mental Health Tulsa, Ok — The Executive Order released yesterday reflects a flawed understanding of homelessness, mental health, and substance use disorder. It promotes criminalization and fear-based policies rather than addressing the real drivers of homelessness: poverty, lack of affordable housing, and gaps in access to […]