Community Public Service Programs
Midwest City partners with many organizations in the community to bring these services to you and make these services available to low- to moderate-income families.
If you have any questions regarding these programs, please contact us at 405-739-1216.
Elementary School Tutoring Program
Neighborhoods in Action is hosting a math and reading tutoring program for children K - 5 that are behind as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic . Children must be Midwest City residents. Click here for program application or for more information please contact the Neighborhoods in Action center at 405-736-1973 or email grantsmgmt@midwestcityok.org
At-Risk Youth/Family Program
The At-Risk Youth/Family Program assists youth and families through outreach and counseling. This activity is provided by Mid-Del Youth and Family Center and strives to promote mentally and physically healthy children and families.
Autumn House Social Services Program
The Autumn House Social Services Program supports the social service, facility, transportation, and nutritional needs of low-income elderly residents
Before/After School Scholarships
Before/After School scholarships assist in meeting the physical, emotional, social, health, nutritional and psychological needs of school-age children of low/mod families. Latchkey Child Services provides scholarships for before and after-school child care at Midwest City elementary schools.
Child Care/ Early Childhood Education
Child Care/ Early Childhood Education is provided by 2 facilities:
- Steed Head Start at 2118 Flannery
- DB Cooper Head Start at 9300 NE 10th Street
Facilities were constructed in 1995 and 1998 and are supported by Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City and Oklahoma/ Canadian counties.
Homeless Services /Transitional Housing
Leah’s Hope is a local transitional housing program that also provides needed services, classes and case management. CDBG provides a portion of operating cost for their transitional annex.
