"There are no disposable people"... Substance abusing women....

•  are often financially and socially disadvantaged, survivors of abusive  relationships and victims of domestic violence.
•  have almost no facilities or resources to help them themselves.
•  often have no parenting or coping skills
•  usually lack job skills and educational training.
•  come from environments not conducive to maintaining sobriety

At Oasis.....

•  We Learn how to live clean and sober, one day at a time.

•  We develop and strengthen our spiritual selves.

•  We discover who we really are, and the changes we want to make in our lives.

•  We set and attain goals.

•  We raise our self-esteem, and learn to value ourselves and others.

•  We increase our faith, and understanding.

•  We acquire new skills and examine our relationship patterns.

•  We discard negativity. 

•  We release abuse.

•  We improve our parenting and communication styles, and practice living co-operatively with others, in harmony.

•  We accept the wonders of sisterhood.

•  We practice using our tools and learn how to live and be in the world, living life on life's terms.  We don't self destruct anymore.

•  We find new solutions to old problems, new ways to experience our feelings, express our anger and fear, manage our stress and anxiety.  Serenity becomes a reality.