DECATUR — Winter is coming, and Decatur Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe announced she is heading a “Crisis Team” to help the city’s homeless population in the wake of the shutdown of the Oasis Day & Resource Center.
Salvation Army Major Randall Summit and CEO of Dove, Inc. Darsonya Switzer talk together about possible solutions after the community update following the closure of the Oasis Day & Resource Center at the Decatur Civic Center on Monday, Oct. 12.
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Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks with David Koshinski, CEO of Investment Planners, Inc., and Clay Gerhard, executive director of the Decatur Park District, after providing an update following the closure of the Oasis Day & Resource Center at the Decatur Civic Center on Monday, Oct. 12.
Jeff Mueller, a former director of Oasis Day & Resource Center, talks after the mayor’s community update following the closure of Oasis at the Decatur Civic Center on Monday, Oct. 12.
Heritage Behavioral Health Center President and CEO Mary Garrison listens to Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe provide an update following the closure of the Oasis Day & Resource Center at the Decatur Civic Center on Monday, Oct. 12.
Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe answers questions after providing an update following the closure of the Oasis Day & Resource Center at the Decatur Civic Center on Monday, Oct. 12.
PHOTOS: Manicures at Oasis Day Center
PHOTO BY JIM BOWLING, HERALD & REVIEW Marie Bragg enjoys the warm water on her hands while getting a manicure from Millikin social work professor Mary Garrison at the Oasis Day Center Monday afternoon. Garrison brings students with her to provide manicures at the shelter on several occasions throughout the semester.
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