Evictions: A One-Sided Battle

Evictions happen fast, and tenants have few protections in an unbalanced system  In Oklahoma, the eviction process is unbalanced and favors landlords, who often pay for legal representation. In eviction cases, tenants rarely have legal representation and typically...

Diversion Hub Expands to Canadian County

The Diversion Hub celebrated opening a second location in Canadian County with an open house in El Reno on March 21. The event was attended by board members, partner organizations, participants and community stakeholders.Scroll through imagesIn their first location in...

AFF in Action: Volunteering in the Point-In-Time Count

On January 23rd, volunteers gathered at the Homeless Alliance for Oklahoma City’s annual point-in-time (PIT) count. We grabbed coffee and doughnuts before forming teams and heading out to survey and count as many people experiencing homelessness as possible. It was 3...
Evictions: A One-Sided Battle

Evictions: A One-Sided Battle

Evictions happen fast, and tenants have few protections in an unbalanced system  In Oklahoma, the eviction process is unbalanced and favors landlords, who often pay for legal representation. In eviction cases, tenants rarely have legal representation and typically...

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Diversion Hub Expands to Canadian County

Diversion Hub Expands to Canadian County

The Diversion Hub celebrated opening a second location in Canadian County with an open house in El Reno on March 21. The event was attended by board members, partner organizations, participants and community stakeholders.Scroll through imagesIn their first location in...

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Exploring the 2024 Point In Time Count

Exploring the 2024 Point In Time Count

In the cold, early morning hours on January 25, roughly 100 volunteers spread out across Oklahoma City to conduct the 2024 Point in Time (PIT) count. 1,838 individuals were found to be experiencing homelessness — a 28% increase from 2023. Meghan Mueller, CEO of the...

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