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CAP Tulsa housing stability program
Summary
CAP will use HUD-funded staffing (not HUD rent dollars) to help about 50 families a year with young children who are on the brink of eviction — paying with private United Way dollars, connecting families to benefits, legal aid and financial coaching.
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Last discussed May 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
Backed by a PY 26 HUD allocation plus private United Way funding through the SEMR Institute partnership since 2023.
✅Who benefits
About 50 low-income families with young children facing eviction each year.
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