Oklahoma Access to Recovery Program

 The Oklahoma  Access to Recovery  (OATR) program is part of a Presidential initiative to implement a voucher program designed to provide client choice among substance abuse services and recovery support service providers. The key elements of the Oklahoma ATR program include independent assessment, participant choice of service providers, service linkages with faith based and community organizations, and an electronic voucher method of payment.  A grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) funds the program and services for qualifying individuals.   Oklahoma Access to Recovery intends to work in conjunction with the criminal justice system and other treatment providers.  We are currently accepting applications in only the following counties: Tulsa, Wagoner, Rogers, Garfield, Comanche, Lincoln, Logan, Pottawatomie, McClain, Canadian and Cleveland. Click here to access a copy of the OATR press release.

Application Packet for Providers

If you have questions or need assistance with completing the provider application form,
please contact:

Training for Potential Providers

Training is currently available for any organization interested in providing treatment and/or recovery support services and is offered at no charge. Interested providers must attend an ATR informational meeting to learn about program requirements and application process. Training may be arranged by calling the OATR office at 405-522-1661.

Other Resources

Federal Funds for Organizations That Help Those in Need