Tulsa Responds

Social Support Services
Tulsa Responds offers free, one-on-one assistance with SoonerCare, SNAP, tax filing and financial counseling. Accessible by phone or in-person, the program helps individuals meet basic needs and improve financial stability.

Bringing opportunities to Tulsans

Many Tulsans in poverty and low-income families aren't accessing public programs that could enhance their quality of life and economic opportunities.

Tulsa Responds offers free, one-on-one assistance with SoonerCare (Medicaid), SNAP, tax filing, and financial counseling.

Available by phone or in-person at their 21st and Sheridan location, and at partner sites across the city, Tulsa Responds helps individuals meet their basic needs and achieve financial stability.

Learn more about Tulsa Responds on their website.

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