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Women’s Resource Center
Women’s Resource Center
Verified Sep 27, 2026
Shelter
Support Services
About this resource
Emergency shelter and free, confidential crisis support, advocacy, counseling, and sexual-assault response for survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, and stalking in Cleveland County.
The Women’s Resource Center (WRC) provides free, confidential support to survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, and stalking in Cleveland County, OK. Services listed on the organization’s site include a confidential emergency shelter, 24/7 crisis lines (domestic violence and sexual assault), advocacy (including court advocacy), forensic nursing/rape-crisis response, counseling, children’s services in the shelter, safety planning, and community education/prevention. The administrative/community office is at 222 E. Eufaula Street, Norman, OK 73069.
What to know before you go
- Hours / availability
- Domestic violence and sexual-assault crisis lines are available 24/7. The website lists business/administrative and community office phone numbers but does not publish regular office hours for those offices.
- Eligibility
- WRC provides services to individuals of all genders experiencing domestic violence, sexual violence, or stalking in Cleveland County, OK. The organization’s materials describe the shelter as providing emergency housing for survivors and their children.
- How to access this service
- For immediate safety or to request shelter: call the Domestic Violence Crisis Line at (405) 701-5540 (available 24/7). For sexual-assault crisis support and Rape Crisis Center response: call (405) 701-5660 (available 24/7). For community-based services, counseling, or administrative inquiries call the Business / Administrative line at (405) 364-9424 or the Community Services Office at (405) 310-3131. If in immediate danger call 911.
- What to bring
- WRC’s safety-planning guidance recommends, if possible, bringing essentials when leaving: change of clothing for you and children, medications, important documents (IDs, birth certificates, Social Security cards, passports, school records, medical records, court/legal documents), financial documents, phone numbers for supports, and any evidence of abuse. (If in immediate danger, safety is the priority and items can be left behind.)
- Cost
- All services are described on the organization website as free and confidential.
Services and who it helps
Who it serves
Women
Women with children
Domestic violence survivors
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