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A curated directory of local support services and legal tools — from crisis resources and court navigation to forms, case lookup links, and plain-language sentencing information — to help you find the assistance you need.
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COPES
918-744-4800If you or someone you know is suicidal or having a severe emotional or behavioral emergency, COPES is a telephone and mobile crisis service that responds to children and adults. It’s free and available 24/7.
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Domestic Violence Intervention Services
(918) 585-3163DVIS offers counseling and shelter to victims of domestic violence. They also offer counseling to perpetrators of DV.
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JusticeLink
918-954-1300JusticeLink is a one-stop community resource for individuals involved in the criminal legal system. Through their team of Resource Navigators and Court Navigators, JusticeLink provides life-stabilizing services to help individuals navigate the court system and connect them to essential services such as housing, basic needs, benefits and transportation. Their collaborative space allows direct access to multiple community providers who can provide substance abuse, mental health treatment and employment opportunities.
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COPES
918-744-4800If you or someone you know is suicidal or having a severe emotional or behavioral emergency, COPES is a telephone and mobile crisis service that responds to children and adults. It’s free and available 24/7.
Learn More -
Domestic Violence Intervention Services
(918) 585-3163DVIS offers counseling and shelter to victims of domestic violence. They also offer counseling to perpetrators of DV.
Learn More -
JusticeLink
918-954-1300JusticeLink is a one-stop community resource for individuals involved in the criminal legal system. Through their team of Resource Navigators and Court Navigators, JusticeLink provides life-stabilizing services to help individuals navigate the court system and connect them to essential services such as housing, basic needs, benefits and transportation. Their collaborative space allows direct access to multiple community providers who can provide substance abuse, mental health treatment and employment opportunities.
Learn More