Operation Hope Prison Ministry

Operation Hope helps men and women as soon as they are released to navigate the obstacles in order to meet their basic needs like housing, employment and community.

OHPM receives referrals from:

  • Oklahoma Department of Corrections
  • Case Managers, Halfway Houses and Work Centers
  • Churches
  • Sate and Federal Parole Officers
  • City and County Jails
  • Muscogee (Creek) Nation
  • Family, friends and past clients
  • Other Prison Ministries

Helps...

…ex-offenders secure their immediate needs for housing, employment and certifications during their first year post-release.

Prepares...

…incarcerated men and women for successful reentry into Tulsa and surrounding communities.

Provides...

…encouragement and opportunities for children to reconnect to their parents and grandparents in prison.

Partners...

…with state and local agencies to minister to incarcerated veterans and ex offenders with special needs.

Help Support OHPM

Your financial support helps OHPM continue services to families affected by incarceration throughout the year.

Volunteer

Join OHPM’s team of trained volunteers helping ex-offenders get to appointments for housing, medical and employment opportunities.

Men, Women and Children affected by incarceration that were served by Operation Hope in 2016

Number of backpacks Operation Hope gives away each year

Help sponsor a meal or donate craft supplies to incarcerated veterans for their service projects.

Pray for mentors willing to be positive role models in the lives of ex-offender's during their first year, post release.

Operation Hope began as a mission project of a Sunday School Class of Asbury United Methodist Church in 1995.

Give the gift of hope.

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Operation Hope