OASIS VILLAGES
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“Nothing about me, without me.”
At Oasis Villages, we believe every person deserves to be seen, heard, respected, and actively included in the decisions that shape their life. We provide short- and long-term supported living homes for individuals with diverse needs, including developmental disabilities, mental health concerns, behavioural challenges and transitional Aged youth, who require support or out-of-home care as they move toward independence.
Our homes are designed to be safe, nurturing, and inclusive spaces where individuals can build life skills, strengthen confidence, experience belonging, and move toward greater independence. We are passionate about uplifting and honouring the diverse cultures, identities, traditions, and lived experiences of the children, youth, residents, clients, and families we support.
Explore the drop down bar below to learn about who we support!
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Oasis Villages provides specialized out-of-home care for youth & children (ages 0-18) who can no longer remain in their home environment due to crisis, safety concerns, or instability.
Our program offers a safe, structured, and compassionate space where young people can regain a sense of stability, grounding, and belonging.
Many of the youth we support have experienced trauma, disrupted relationships, or sudden life changes, and they require consistent guidance, emotional support, and trustworthy adults who can walk with them through difficult transitions.
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We support youth aged 16-24 who have exited the Canadian child welfare system. We provide these young people with guidance, structure, and life-skill development as they move into adulthood.
Our TAY programming focuses on assisting our young clients in transitioning from full-time support to independence. We assist residents in securing employment, drivers licences, post-secondary education or trades.
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We work alongside Individuals with high behavioural support needs. These behaviours are persistent challenges beyond normal stress responses.
Often impacting functioning and relationships, often involving aggression, impulsivity, emotional dysregulation, or social withdrawal.
These difficulties can manifest as aggression, defiance, impulsivity, inattention, or difficulty with emotional regulation, and they are more serious than typical reactions to stress.
Common signs include frequent outbursts, poor performance in school or work, social withdrawal, and a lack of impulse control.
Our highly trained team of behavioural specialist’s and direct support workers.
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We service individuals of all ages living with Developmental Disabilities and/or Mental Health concerns. Our clients benefit from integrated, trauma-informed supports.
Our Developmental Support Services (DSS) focus on working with clients to achieve personal goals and develop new skills.
This is our village!
“Oasis Villages is also passionate about supporting Canada’s Out-of-Home Care initiative”.
Placement options
Of all children and youth in out-of-home care:
84.3% were in a home-like setting
35.6% were in a kinship home with a relative
48.7% were in a foster home with a non-relative
11.3% were in group care like a group home or a treatment facility where they may receive special services
4.5% were in other types of settings like a shelter, hotel, or supported-living placement for youth (Government of Canada, 2025)
Gender and age
In 2022, slightly more than half (52.4%) of children and youth in out-of-home care were male.
Based on the population size of each age group, rates were highest for:
1- to 3-year-olds at 4.36 per 1,000 children
16-to 17-year-olds at 4.96 per 1,000 children
Rates were lowest among 8- to 11-year old children. Even with differences, rates were similar for most age groups. (Government of Canada, 2025)
61,104 children and youth
On March 31, 2022, at least 61,104 children and youth were in out-of-home care.
This means that for every 1,000 children in Canada, about eight were in out-of-home care (Government of Canada, 2025)
Our Approach at Oasis Villages!
At Oasis Villages, our approach is rooted in diversity, equality & inclusion. We believe every individual regardless of their history, diagnosis, or needs, deserves a safe, stable and supportive place to grow. Our goal is to create homes where people feel seen, respected, and empowered to build meaningful lives.
We take the time to understand each person’s strengths, challenges, culture, communication style, sensory needs, and personal goals. This allows us to design supports that are not only effective, but also deeply respectful and aligned with who they are. Our team uses evidence-based practices, trauma-informed principles, and consistent relationship-building to help each individual feel grounded and understood.
Our team works closely with child welfare agencies, families and healthcare partners, within a multidisciplinary framework to ensure each person receives support that is responsive and aligns with their strengths, cultural identity, and long-term goals. We are committed to assisting every individual experience stability in daily life.
At Oasis Villages, our clinical team provides expert oversight and support to ensure every individual receives personalized, evidence-based care. We conduct comprehensive assessments, develop Individualized Behaviour Support Plans (IBSPs), and set goals focused on reducing challenging behaviours while building essential life skills.
Working closely with our behavioural specialists & direct support workers, the clinical team ensures programs are implemented effectively in our, community-based homes. Their guidance helps address behavioural, emotional, and social needs, while promoting independence, confidence, and personal growth.
Clinical Care at Oasis Villages!
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