klahoma City Housing Authority
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Name/Location: J.F.K. Scattered Sites
2053 Northeast 29th St.
Homes located throughout northeast Oklahoma City.

Manager's office is located just east of Martin L. King Blvd. on NE 29th.
Name/Location: Northeast Duplexes
2053 Northeast 29th St.
Duplexes located just east of Martin L. King Ave. on NE 26th, 27th, 28th, and 29th streets.

Manager's office is located just east of Martin L. King Ave. on NE 29th.
Number of Units: 120 Units Number of Units: 174 Units
Security Deposits / Bedroom Sizes: $150 - Three Bedroom
$100 - Pet Deposit
Security Deposits / Bedroom Sizes: $125 - Two Bedroom
$175 - Four Bedroom
$100 - Pet Deposit
Configuration: Single family houses. Configuration: Single family Duplexes
Utilities: Resident responsible for all. Utilities: Resident responsible for all.
Amenities:
Security Patrol
Drug and Crime Hot-Line
News Letter
Amenities:
Playground
Basketball Court
Security Patrol
Drug and Crime Hot-Line
Security Lighting
News Letter
Close to Presbyterian and University Hospitals
Schools: Oklahoma City Public School District Schools: Oklahoma City Public School District
Creston Hills Elementary
Moon Middle School
Douglass High School
Northeast High School
Resident Services:
(Offered at no-charge to residents)
 
Health Clinic at Oak Grove
Seek to Excel Scholarships
Adult Scholarships
"We Care"
Resident Services:
(Offered at no-charge to residents)
 
Health Clinic at Oak Grove
Seek to Excel Scholarships
Adult Scholarships
"We Care"

 

 

Health Clinic

The Oklahoma City/County Health Department established an on-site health clinic at the Oak Grove Development.  Free clinic services will be provided to OCHA residents and residents of the surrounding neighborhood.
Clinic services that are provided include, but not limited to:

Child and adult immunizations;
Women's, Infant's, and Children's (WIC) certifications;
Women's cancer screening;
EPSDT health exams for children through age 21;
Prenatal care;
Hearing screening for childhood age clients;
Early start for women of childbearing age;
Health education classes;
Translator services;
An annual Health Fair;
Physical Examinations for Head Start participants.

Prenatal Care

The Oklahoma City/County Health Department developed a visiting nurse program that provides services to pregnant women and new mothers and their children.  These visiting nurses instruct new parents on proper prenatal and infant care.  This activity was funded by the special Department of Justice/University of Colorado Healthy Start Program and the State of Oklahoma.

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Seek to Excel

To encourage academic excellence and community responsibility among high school students residing in Oklahoma City Housing Authority developments, one (1), $1,000.00 scholarship is awarded annually to a graduating high school senior on his/her way to a four-year college or a college level vocational school.  Scholarship funds are deposited directly with the school for credit to the student's account, and may be used for tuition, books, and school fees only.

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Scholarship Opportunities for Adult Residents

The Oklahoma City Housing Authority is extremely proud of our economic and education opportunities for residents of public housing.  The adult scholarships we offer enhance our residents self-sufficiency possibilities by granting them the opportunity to improve their skills.  Up to five (5), $500.00 scholarships are available each semester paid to the college or university of the recipient's choice.  Scholarship funds are deposited with the school for credit to the student's account, and may be used for tuition, books, and school fees only.

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Drug and Crime Hot-Line

In January, 1989, the Oklahoma City Housing Authority established a special Hot-Line.  By calling 232-OCHA, residents may report any resident or unit they believe is involved in any illegal activity.  Callers may remain anonymous.

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Oklahoma City Housing Authority Protective Services

The OCHA recognized the need for a security patrol as a preventative maintenance measure and the OCHA Security Department was established in 1974.

Security is provided through uniformed guards who patrol on a regular basis to maintain a safe living environment for adults and children.  A centralized phone number will secure assistance at any time, day or night.  (405) 232-1041.

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"We Care"

The "We Care" Christmas Project sponsored by OCHA employees collects and delivers food, clothing, and toys to families in our family developments.

OCHA Christmas parties are held for children ages 2 to 12 at each of the family developments.  Each department sponsors and staffs a party, with games, refreshments, and face painting booths.  Each child attending receives a Christmas stocking and a Polaroid picture taken on Santa's lap.

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