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UPCOMING EVENTS

Oaklawn hosts a variety of education, training, and fundraising events for both professionals and the general public.

 

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 - Memory Screening

As part of National Memory Screening Day, Oaklawn and Greencroft will offer FREE memory screenings at Greencroft Senior Center, 1820 Greencroft Blvd., Goshen, IN, from 2:00-5:00 p.m. Memory screenings average ten minutes and will be conducted by Oaklawn and Greencroft professionals. They do not diagnose any illness but can indicate whether someone should follow up with a full medical exam. No registration necessary. Questions may be directed to (574) 537-2680 or info@oaklawn.org

 

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 - Women's Circle of Hope

Oaklawn's Women’s Circle of Hope annual luncheon will be held November 18, 2008, noon, at Oaklawn, 330 Lakeview Drive, Goshen. The event will feature a panel speaking on mental health issues which will include Oaklawn president Laurie Nafziger, vice president Bonita Schrock, and board member Becky Ball-Miller. The Women's Circle of Hope brings together women of the Michiana region who wish to support Oaklawn and enhance their own awareness of mental health and how it affects them, their families and friends. General membership is $100 per year. For more information or to register for the November 18 meeting, call Olivia Rittenhouse at (574) 537-2646.

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NEWS

The latest News from Oaklawn on treatment programs and other information of interest to the community.

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OAKLEAVES

Oakleaves is an Oaklawn publication for referral sources published three times a year. It is designed to address timely mental health and addictions clinical issues as well as inform professionals of Oaklawn's services and educational events.

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TRIBUTE

Oaklawn Foundation for Mental Health newsletter for donors.

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FOSTER PARENT NETWORK NEWS

Foster Parent Network News is a publication of the Traditional Foster Care program of Elkhart County which is administered by Oaklawn. The newsletter is published monthly for foster families and the professionals who relate to them.

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