Phase 1 - Orientation
Phase 1: Begins when entering the shelter. The purpose of this phase is to allow victims to become acclimated to the shelter environment.
Goal of Phase 1: To provide the opportunity and resources for victims and their children to escape domestic violence. To provide safe shelter and to ensure basic needs are met.
Services include:
- Domestic violence education groups
- Emergency shelter
- Referrals for substance abuse treatment
- Individual counseling
- Crisis intervention
- Information and referrals
- Legal advocacies
Phase 2 - Safety & Structure
Phase 2: Offers structured individual and group counseling services in a safe and nurturing environment to facilitate change for the individual and family.
Goal of Phase 2: The goal of Phase I is to provide the opportunity and resources for victims and their children to move from the crisis.
Services include:
- Emergency Shelter
- Domestic violence education groups
- Basic life skill group- parenting, life skills, financial literacy
- Individual counseling
- Crisis intervention
- Information and referrals
- Advocacy- Legal, Medical, Agency
Phase 3 - Special Services
Phase 3: Offers specialized services to enhance progress achieved during Phase I.
Goal of Phase 3: To identity barriers to self-sufficiency and to discover strengths to achieve stability.
Services include:
- Housing and employment advocacy
- Rapid rehousing case management
- Specialized groups- grief and loss, relationships, spirituality, financial literacy, family dynamics, and creative expressions.
- Individual counseling
- Emergency shelter
- Information and referrals
- Advocacy- Legal, Medical, Agency
For more information on services and programming provided by OASIS, please call:
(270) 685-0260 or 1-800-88ABUSE (1-800-882-2873)