Our mission is to help people
Oasis is a non-profit organisation centred around creating opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities.
Our Story
Our Beneficiaries
Our Team
Mentorship
Oasis aims to improve the lives of people living with intellectual disability
The original aim for Oasis was to provide education for learners with intellectual disabilities who were excluded from mainstream schooling. However, as the children grew older, the founders/ parents were faced with the challenge of what comes next…
Our Beneficiaries
Oasis offers opportunities for more than 500 beneficiaries with intellectual disabilities. These opportunities include Group living in safe, affordable housing, work opportunities and training in protected and supported environments and Day Centres with specialised care for severely and profoundly disabled children. We also provide activity groups for adults who require high levels of supervision.
Our team
Oasis would not exist without the love and support provided by our incredible team. Their steadfastness and unwavering can-do attitude is what keeps us going.
Mentorship
A long-term dream at Oasis has been to create the opportunity for young people to work alongside our intellectually disabled workers to ultimately increase productivity amongst the workers, provide secondary supervision, and most importantly to offer companionship.
Beneficiaries
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special Olympics gold medal
Income generating projects
Domestic recycling
Simply drive in and drop off! Our friendly staff will help unload your recycling.
Second-hand shops
Shop at Oasis’ second-hand shops and find vintage clothing, books and more. Buying second-hand is good for the planet and it helps us support our beneficiaries.
Bakery
Delicious delicacies, baked daily on premises, by our beneficiaries
Books and Bric-a-brac
Browse around our treasure-filled Bric-a-Brac, pre-loved clothing, and book stores with a wide variety of quality books.
Group homes
Our two Group Homes provide a caring home environment for 44 adults with intellectual disabilities.
Day centres
Our two Day Centres focus on giving all the children in our care the opportunity to develop to their fullest potential.