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Mvnettvlke Vpoketv Cuko Tayan (The Good House) — Residential Youth Home

Tribally-owned youth housing campus offering safe, stable housing and supportive services for youth experiencing homelessness. Two residential homes (one male, one female); 18+ boarded separately from minors. Services include housing, meals, clothing, hygiene supplies, educational support, life skills training, workforce readiness, and health/wellness prevention.

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Who qualifies

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Source criteria: ages 14-18 at entry; up to age 21 if entered before turning 18. Youth experiencing homelessness or lacking caregiver support; attending high school, college, or technical training. No tribal-status or court-involvement requirement stated. Referrals come through tribal programs, youth service organizations, schools, health providers, and community agencies.

How to apply

PhoneIn-Person

Referral-based intake through tribal programs, schools, youth service organizations, health providers, or community agencies. Contact HASNOK office for referral pathway.

Where it's available

Seminole Nation jurisdiction in Oklahoma.

120 W 4th Street, Wewoka, OK 74884 (HASNOK office; campus address not published)

Get in touch

Websitehasnok.org/residential-youth-home
Office120 W 4th Street, Wewoka, OK 74884 (HASNOK office; campus address not published)

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Last verified against the official source on 2026-05-10.

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Seminole Nation · HOUSING

Mvnettvlke Vpoketv Cuko Tayan (The Good House) — Residential Youth Home

Tribally-owned youth housing campus offering safe, stable housing and supportive services for youth experiencing homelessness. Two residential homes (one male, one female); 18+ boarded separately from minors. Services include housing, meals, clothing, hygiene supplies, educational support, life skills training, workforce readiness, and health/wellness prevention.

Who's eligible

Verify With Program

Source criteria: ages 14-18 at entry; up to age 21 if entered before turning 18. Youth experiencing homelessness or lacking caregiver support; attending high school, college, or technical training. No tribal-status or court-involvement requirement stated. Referrals come through tribal programs, youth service organizations, schools, health providers, and community agencies.

Where it's offered

County

Seminole Nation jurisdiction in Oklahoma.

Location:

120 W 4th Street, Wewoka, OK 74884 (HASNOK office; campus address not published)

How to apply

Referral-based intake through tribal programs, schools, youth service organizations, health providers, or community agencies. Contact HASNOK office for referral pathway.

Phone In-Person

View program website

Last verified against the official source on 2026-05-10.

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