We are so thankful for all the providers in Tulsa who helped more than 508 Afghans get the support they needed during our Support Center Event on September 20-23, 2023. So many organizations came together to offer compassionate and caring solutions to these families. If you couldn't attend or have additional questions about services available to you, please review the provider list below and contact them. They are ready and eager to help you.
To learn more about the support provided to Afghans and their families in Tulsa, please click here.
United States Citizenship & Immigration Services
U.S. Department of State, Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (SCA), Office of the Coordinator for Afghan Relocation Efforts (CARE)
Office of Refugee Resettlement
Social Security Administration
U.S. Department of Justice Immigrant and Employee Rights Section (DOJ IER)
Housing Solutions (Other: Children & Youth, Education, Employment, Legal, Public Benefits)
Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency
Tulsa Area United Way (Other: Children & Youth, Education, Employment, Mental Wellness)
Tulsa City-County Health Department (Lead Hazard Control Program)
Tulsa Responds (Other: Public Benefits/Material Assistance)
YWCA Tulsa (Other: Employment, Legal, Public Benefits/Material Assistance)
Early Learning Works (Other: Education)
Emergency Infant Services (Other: Public Benefits)
Oklahoma Caring Foundation
The Parent Child Center of Tulsa
American Red Cross
CAP Tulsa
Little Read Wagon (Child and Youth, Education)
Ruth G. Hardman Adult Literacy Service
Sand Springs Public Schools
TRIO-EOC of Tulsa Community College
www.tulsacc.edu/student-resources/trio/trio-educational-opportunity-center
Tulsa Public Schools
Wayfindr Tulsa
Welcomers International
Green Country Works – Dynamic
Mayor's Office of Resilience and Equity
Oklahoma Works
The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges
Tulsa Health Department
Immigration Legal Services for Afghan Arrivals
Oklahoma Disability Law Center
Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma (Legal, Resettlement Services)
ICNA Relief (Education, Employment, Mental Health, Public Benefits/Material Assistance; Women’s Services)
As DHS’s commitment to Operation Allies Welcome (OAW) parolees is enduring, USCIS hosts Afghan Support Centers to assist them in connecting to services integral to their long-term stability and integration in the United States. While USCIS provides the support center forum, USCIS does not endorse any service providers present and does not participate in, nor is responsible for, the services provided by any service providers.