Oasis Youth Care - Support Services for Youth
Provides transitional housing and culturally responsive wrap-around support services to vulnerable racialized youth experiencing or at-risk of homelessness in the Halton Region. Our mission is to help them overcome barriers and strengthen their self-efficacy so they can become valuable contributors to our community.
The Oasis House is a spacious house, in an accessible location in the North-West end of Oakville, serving mostly black male youth (18-29 yrs) from the Halton/Peel Region
- Provide safe, stable accommodation and wrap-around support services to youth, so they can overcome barriers, thrive and transition successfully into independent adult living
- Program model adheres to the Foyer Housing Model
- Support youth to navigate and access community resources for education, employment, health and appropriate financial support
- Life Skills training to strengthen capacity to live independently
- Designed to duplicate a healthy, supportive family environment
- Engages a strength-based approach in building individual capacity for success
Application
- To refer a youth call the office or visit www.oasisyouthcare.org/apply
- To volunteer, check out how you can get involved at www.oasisyouthcare.org/get-involved-old and to apply, email info@oasisyouthcare.com
Eligibility
Ages: 18 year(s) - 29 year(s)
- Aging out or recently aged out of home, foster care and/or youth justice systems and facing the risks of homelessness
- Service is culturally responsive and focused on Black racialized youth
Languages
Physical Access
Fees

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