OCHA serves over 14,000 Oklahomans with affordable housing. To report emergency maintenance issues speak with your property manager or call (405) 239-7551.
OCHA offices will be closed Monday, January 19, in recognition of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
If needed, please call our Emergency Maintenance line at 405-232-1041, and someone from our team will be available to help you promptly.
OCHA offices will be closed tomorrow, January 1, so our staff can celebrate the new year.
If needed, please call our Emergency Maintenance line at 405-232-1041, and someone from our team will be available to help you promptly.
OCHA offices will be closed Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, December 24- 26. If needed, please call our Emergency Maintenance line at 405-232-1041, and someone from our team will be available to help you promptly.
OCHA offices will be closed tomorrow, December 18, for our annual winter celebration, where employees get the opportunity to mingle and jingle and make memories as the year comes to an end.
If needed, please call our Emergency Maintenance line at 405-232-1041, and someone from our team will be available to help you promptly.
The Resident Services Department volunteered at @rfbo, packing over 17,867 meals for children.
RFBO is one of OCHA’s cherished partners—RFBO pantries at several of our sites provide needed resources, improving the quality of life for many of our residents, especially our more senior residents.
We’re proud to have committed 38 project-based vouchers and $1.3M to this development project, led by We Host Alliance, which will be owned by our nonprofit arm Community Enhancement Corporation.
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Last week, Councilman Camal Pennington and OCHA Board Chair Rocky Chavez toured our Jeltz and McGuire Senior Centers.
We took the tour group through our on-site food pantries, stocked by the @rfbo, and shared more about our resident services to aid our senior neighbors in aging with grace and dignity.
OCHA offices will be closed starting at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 26, through Friday, Nov. 28, to allow our staff to enjoy the holiday with friends and family.
If needed, please call our Emergency Maintenance line at 405-232-1041, and someone from our team will be available to help you promptly.
Annette Jacobi, Vice Chair of the OCHA Board of Commissioners, and members of Martha’s Giving Circle (MGC) joined residents at Dorset Place Veteran Community for a special Veterans Day dinner, provided by Charleston’s and members of MGC.
In addition to dinner, they brought new bookshelves as well as donated books (donated from Father Joe Jacobi’s collection), games and puzzles to help fill the beloved Dorset game room. After dinner, the group played bingo with residents, and winners picked from assorted prize baskets.
Today, we express our deepest gratitude to all Veterans in our community for their service. A special thank you to our employees, residents, community partners and all others who have served. In honor of Veterans Day, we will be closed on Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025.
Residents with emergency needs should call the Emergency Maintenance line at 405-232-1041 and someone will be available to help promptly.
Will Rogers Courts residents and local partners came together for a festive neighborhood day and to unveil the CNI Westwood Exchange Transformation Plan.
Residents enjoyed music, games, free food, face painting, jump houses and connecting with their neighbors.
This fun wouldn’t have been possible without our partners, including All 4 Food, @OKYouthExpo, the Pork Council, @okgoodwill, @LilyfieldOK, Representative Arturo Alonso-Sandoval, Senator Michael Brooks, and the Community Action Agency Head Start.
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Navy veteran Bobby O, a new resident at Dorset Place Veteran Community, praised the new site for providing struggling Veterans a soft place to land.
Bobby O’s story is one of so many—OKC’s most recent Point-in-Time count included 128 Veterans experiencing homelessness.
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Today, we welcomed leaders from across the city, including Mayor @davidfholt and Councilman Pennington, to officially celebrate the opening of Dorset Place Veteran Community with a ribbon cutting.
While the first wave of residents began moving in earlier this summer, today is a recognition of the important partnership between @maps4okc, HUD-VASH, Areawide Aging Agency, Community Enhancement Corporation and OCHA, which made it possible to give back to Veterans in our community.
Dorset Place Veteran Community is uniquely dedicated to offering permanent or supportive housing to Veterans at risk of or experiencing homelessness in OKC.
Today, we welcomed leaders from across the city, including Mayor @davidfholt and Councilman Pennington, to officially celebrate the opening of Dorset Place Veteran Community with a ribbon cutting.
While the first wave of residents began moving in earlier this summer, today is a recognition of the important partnership between @maps4okc, HUD-VASH, Areawide Aging Agency, Community Enhancement Corporation and OCHA, which made it possible to give back to Veterans in our community.
Dorset Place Veteran Community is uniquely dedicated to offering permanent or supportive housing to Veterans at risk of or experiencing homelessness in OKC.
Recently, we were proud to see residents organize and attend the Resident Council Meeting at Reding Senior Center Community, facilitated by Karen Vanterpool! The meeting had a great turnout, and we look forward to seeing the impact this council has on its community.
At OCHA, we want to empower our residents to collaborate and take ownership of their communities—which is why we are such ardent supporters of our property-specific tenant associations.
Recently, we said ‘Welcome Home’ to the first wave of residents at Dorset Place Veteran Community.
We’re honored to provide a unique place in Oklahoma City that offers permanent or supportive housing to veterans at risk of or experiencing homelessness. These residents served their country, and we’re proud to have the opportunity to give back to them.
This community would not be possible without our partnerships with MAPS 4, HUD-VASH, Areawide Aging Agency and the tireless dedication of our entire staff.
Danforth Senior Center residents are getting in on the summer fun with a lively game of beach ball volleyball.
Our endlessly creative and dedicated team put this activity together to keep residents out of the heat, while still helping them stay active.
This summer, at our annual picnic, the OCHA team celebrated 60 years of providing affordable housing in Oklahoma City.
We used this event as an opportunity to thank our dedicated staff for their year-round hard work and unveiled our 60th Anniversary Timeline, which showcases important milestones and people who’ve shaped our work.
OCHA is seeking proposals from qualified residential developers, non-profit entities, property owners, landlords or other interested home buyers. 20 vacant single-family homes and 3 vacant lots are currently for sale.
Visit the link below to learn about showings at the properties, the deadline for written questions, and policies, including the preference for continued affordability at the sites.
Completed proposals are due to OCHA no later than 5 p.m. on September 15, 2025. Contact Andrew Holder with Price Edwards with any questions.
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OCHA offices will be closed tomorrow afternoon, August 7, beginning at 11 a.m., for our annual Summer Celebration picnic event for our hardworking staff.
If you need assistance, please call our Emergency Maintenance line at 405-232-1041, and someone will be available to help you promptly.