Law Enforcement, Oklahoma Police Dept, Parole Board, Sheriff of Oklahoma, OKARR, Corrections Dept
With support and mutual cooperation with the OKC Police & Oklahoma County Sheriff
Hand Up Ministries, Inc. with the help of our great law enforcement agencies, Oklahoma City Police Department and Oklahoma City Sheriff’s law enforcement Hand Up Ministries will one day stop the revolving door of incarceration and homeless ex-felons. We provide ex-offenders with transitional housing, faith-based mentorship, and the practical tools needed to rebuild their lives. Through strong partnerships, spiritual guidance, and stable housing, we help returning citizens find real second chances.
With strategic coordination and a common goal, Oklahoma law enforcement, sponsors like Love Foundation, OKARR certification, Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources and Hand Up Ministries, Inc. can change lives and reduce the social and financial cost of repeat incarceration in Oklahoma City, OK.
About OKARR & Our Certification Role
Our nonprofit is dedicated to empowering communities through expert certification services, training, grant writing, administration, and project management services, ensuring that impactful projects are successfully funded and executed.
Through collaboration with law enforcement and reentry stakeholders, we help break the cycle of incarceration and homelessness with safe housing, spiritual renewal, and real-world support.
OKARR helps recovery homes and organizations meet National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) standards. This ensures quality, compliance, and safety for every individual we serve.
OKARR also supports
HUM certified Level 2 OKARR
Find certified recovery residences
Hand Up Ministries, Inc.
Oklahoma City, OK, 73129
405 236 3349
Help us end the revolving door of incarceration and homelessness-one home, one job, one second chance at a time
As the inmate nears the end of his/her incarceration, a reentry plan is developed. Attention is focused on the inmate’s employment, housing, education, substance abuse treatment, aftercare, and transitional service needs.
Oklahoma Reentry
This web resource will provide a central location for useful resource links for those transitioning into communities across the state. Every attempt has been made to include the most accurate and current information. However, the Oklahoma Department of Corrections cannot be held responsible or liable for the information provided by programs listed or for the quality or nature of services provided by another agency or organization. Included are links to numerous public service agencies and government publications and web sites.