Osage Nation · LEGAL
Family Violence Prevention Program
Comprehensive support for survivors of domestic violence, family violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. Services: 24/7 crisis line, temporary protective orders and court assistance, safety planning, 24/7 emergency shelter (qualifying survivors and their children), emergency hotel vouchers, housing/utility assistance (subject to availability), weekly victim advocacy, legal advocacy, sexual assault advocacy, transportation to shelter, and relocation support.
Who's eligible
Open to All
Survivors on the Osage Reservation (Osage County) are served regardless of ethnicity. Federally recognized tribal members in Oklahoma or Kansas are eligible regardless of where they reside. Any Osage victim is eligible from anywhere nationally. Comfort kits, food boxes, and school supplies have limited availability. Shelter capacity may be limited.
Where it's offered
County
Primary service area: Osage County. Extended eligibility: tribal members statewide in Oklahoma and Kansas. Any Osage Nation member served nationally.
Location:
Wahzhazhe Health Center, 316 East Main Street, Pawhuska, OK 74056
How to apply
The Call button reaches the 24/7 crisis line, (866) 897-4747 (also text-capable for safety). Office walk-in: Mon–Fri 8 AM–4:30 PM. Office phone: (539) 212-2411. No application required for crisis services.
Walk-In Phone
Contact
Phone: 866-897-4747
Last verified against the official source on 2026-05-11.