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President’s Message<br />

<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />

I joined the Board of Directors of Oasis Counseling for<br />

Women and Children in 2006 and it has been a joy to witness<br />

its growth and success over the last 6 years. In <strong>2011</strong>, I had<br />

the honor of serving as Board President. We added a second<br />

play therapist to the staff and saw a 26% increase in services<br />

to children and adolescents. We increased earned revenue by<br />

seeking new third-party providers and we ended the year<br />

on sound financial footing despite unstable economic times.<br />

None of this success, however, would be possible without<br />

the generosity of individual donors, the business community,<br />

charitable foundations, and numerous volunteers. Thank you<br />

to our friends and donors whose on-going support makes it<br />

possible for us to continue making a positive impact in the lives<br />

of so many women and children. I hope you find this report<br />

informative and that it confirms your commitment to our<br />

critical mission in the community.<br />

Our Mission<br />

To help women and children heal, grow and overcome<br />

difficult life circumstances by providing affordable<br />

mental health counseling and innovative educational<br />

programs in a respectful and nurturing environment.<br />

Carla S. Roberson<br />

<strong>2011</strong> Board President<br />

“Oasis saved my life,<br />

literally. I was in a dark<br />

place, unemployed and<br />

depressed. Finding an<br />

affordable option like<br />

Oasis has been a life-line<br />

for me.” Molly, age 30<br />

On the cover: Commemorative Artwork ‘Watching Over’<br />

created by Thomas Andrew Art for Oasis<br />

www.ThomasAndrewArt.com<br />

Our Goals<br />

• To improve the psychological, social and occupational<br />

functioning of our clients<br />

• To link women and children to services at a time when<br />

they have a high probability of improvement, and<br />

before they become more severely impaired<br />

• To ensure all services are affordable to our clients,<br />

thereby removing cost as a major obstacle to treatment<br />

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