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Vision & Mission
Mission: Oakleaf will provide opportunities for members to feel self-worth and to be empowered by developing certain skills in leadership, education, training, and research. Through providing employment as available, by aiding in the creation of arts, crafts, and woodworking, and encouraging volunteerism to enhance one's own individual recovery. Oakleaf is a place of peer support, socialization, also a place to experience new day-to-day life skills. The dignity of each member will be advocated to the public through awareness that we are a positive influence on the community through education.

Vision: That all people with mental illness in our service area can have a voice in their treatment process and advocate for better services.

Primary Programs and Activities
Leadership opportunities through board membership; program planning opportunities at weekly coffee shop meetings; monthly volunteer recognition dinners; public awareness through participation in community parades; speakers' bureau; participation in local Chamber of Commerce activities; monthly newsletters; Pathways to Recovery discussion groups; computer training classes; participation administering the KU Consumer Satisfaction Survey, and Project Choice screening interviews; fundraising activities; educational outings to various locations such as: the historic fort in Fort Scott, Independence Zoo, Little House on the Prairie, St. Paul Museum, St. Paul Catholic Church, and the Oswego Park.

Contact Information
Oakleaf, Inc.
Mary Vilmer, Executive Director
3113 N. Michigan
Pittsburg, KS 66762
Phone: 620-235-7198
Fax: 620-235-7199
Email: oakleafinc2001@hotmail.com