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Grace Rescue Mission
Grace Rescue Mission
Verified Oct 10, 2026
Shelter
Education
Employment
Rehab
About this resource
Emergency men's shelter providing overnight beds (reported capacity ~100–110), meals, a one-year residential addiction recovery program (S.A.F.E.), a 6-month 'Back to Work' program, and education support for enrolled students.
Grace Rescue Mission is listed by local and statewide directories as an emergency shelter in Oklahoma City that serves men (reported capacity ~100–110 beds) and provides daily meals. Programs reported in multiple sources include the S.A.F.E. addictions recovery program (residential, 1 year), a 6-month Back To Work program (reported requirement to save 50% of income toward move-out costs), and an education program allowing extended stay for participants enrolled in college or technical training. Sources also report the mission provides clothing distribution on certain days and performs security support for nearby partner organizations.
What to know before you go
- Eligibility
- Directories consistently list the facility as a men's shelter (men only). The S.A.F.E. residential program is reported to require a minimum age (reported in one source as 19), a current photo ID, and excludes registered sex offenders. Educational-program eligibility is reported to require proof of enrollment and satisfactory progress. More detailed eligibility rules (e.g., residency, income limits, other exclusions) were not available in public sources.
- How to access this service
- Call the public phone (405-232-5756) to inquire about bed or program availability. Public sources do not provide a stable, detailed intake procedure online; callers should ask intake questions (eligibility, required documents, current availability) when they call. No official online intake form or step-by-step public intake instructions were found in current sources.
- What to bring
- A current photo ID is specifically mentioned in program descriptions; other intake documentation (Social Security card, paperwork) is not consistently listed in current public sources and could not be confirmed.
- Cost
- Multiple sources report no charge for shelter and for the S.A.F.E. program. The Back To Work program is described as requiring participants to save a portion of income (reported as 50%) to help with deposits when exiting the program. Exact fees or deposits (if any) at intake were not found in current public sources.
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