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May 2019
20th Anniversary Spring Spectacular
For the past 20 years, your support of Oaklawn’s Spring Spectacular has shone a light on mental illness and addiction, breaking down stigma and empowering others to seek help and tell their stories. We have listened to astronauts, movie stars, authors, athletes and musicians share their experiences, and in turn, we have learned to better understand ourselves and those around us. With your support, Oaklawn has been able to expand services, offer new preventative programs, strengthen partnerships and chip away…
Find out more »Loving your incarcerated neighbor
Explore how faith communities can support those re-entering society after incarceration at our morning seminar, “Loving Our Incarcerated Neighbor,” featuring Cory and Shannan Martin of Goshen. The Martins will share their personal journey of becoming servant-advocates for incarcerated people, which began with their son Robert. The seminar will explore false presumptions about incarceration, practical ways to serve those who are incarcerated or re-entering society and building relationships, with special focus on boundaries, burn-out and including your children in this ministry.…
Find out more »Collaborate & Listen: A one-day seminar on contemporary approaches to substance use including prevention, treatment and recovery coaches.
About the program In the U.S., more than 130 people die from an opioid overdose every day. The crisis has been declared a Public Health Emergency, with more than 300,000 dead since 2000. In the midst of this national crisis, our community must work together to combat the problem from every angle. Oaklawn invites you to join us for Collaborate & Listen a one-day conference held twice on May 23 & May 24 at the Kroc Center in South Bend…
Find out more »Collaborate & Listen: A one-day seminar on contemporary approaches to substance use including prevention, treatment and recovery coaches.
About the program In the U.S., more than 130 people die from an opioid overdose every day. The crisis has been declared a Public Health Emergency, with more than 300,000 dead since 2000. In the midst of this national crisis, our community must work together to combat the problem from every angle. Oaklawn invites you to join us for Collaborate & Listen a one-day conference held twice on May 23 & May 24 at the Kroc Center in South Bend…
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