Oasis of Northwest Arkansas
Oasis of Northwest Arkansas is a women's transitional living community that provides safe, supportive housing and resources for women in recovery and their children.
95% of our beds are reserved for applicants from Benton and Washington County Drug Court and the Benton County Department of Human Services.
Currently, Oasis of Northwest Arkansas will place all applicants
on our waiting list, as our facility is full.
Questions? Please click here to email Executive Director, LaDonna Humphrey.
Oasis of Northwest Arkansas
We envision a future where societal norms undergo a profound shift, granting every individual, despite their past, an equal opportunity to reclaim their lives and make positive contributions to their community.
At Oasis of Northwest Arkansas, we believe that compassion, empathy, and second chances aren't just ideals but tangible practices. We replace the stigma surrounding addiction with understanding and acceptance.
Our Executive Director, LaDonna Humphrey, as well as our staff and Board of Directors is deeply committed to playing a pivotal role in this transformative journey, not only by providing services but also by catalyzing change, advocating for rights, and celebrating the resilience and potential inherent in each woman that graces our doors.
Oasis of Northwest Arkansas is a community of support, and a platform for new beginnings.
"We envision a world where our mission becomes the norm rather than the exception." -- LaDonna Humphrey, Executive Director
Important Information About Oasis:
Oasis of Northwest Arkansas is a program dedicated to fostering an environment of strict accountability. After admission, residents are expected to attend at least three recovery meetings a week, as well as attend all scheduled in-house meetings and activities.
Full-time employment is expected, or part-time employment while attending school full-time. You will be responsible for assigned household chores, including your meal preparation, yard work, and more, as well as a quarterly assigned workday.
Random drug screenings will be conducted, and use of drugs or alcohol can result in an immediate discharge from the program. You will be expected to report any drug use, alcohol consumption, theft, or other dangerous behaviors by other residents, as failure to do so may also result in your termination from the program.
If you have a vehicle, it must be properly registered and insured, and you must have a valid driver's license. You are responsible for your own gas, and you are responsible for any vehicle maintenance and repairs.
Maintaining good hygiene, keeping your living space tidy, and respecting others’ belongings are all important aspects of life at Oasis. Any damage to property or theft will be your responsibility to repair or replace.
Meet the
Executive Director: LaDonna Humphrey
At Oasis, our mission is simple yet profound: to provide a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment where you can focus on your recovery and rebuild your life.
At Oasis of Northwest Arkansas, our staff will navigate the ups and downs of recovery, celebrate your victories, and learn from the challenges.
Remember, you are not alone in this journey. Lean on your fellow residents for support, share your experiences, and most importantly, never lose hope.
With determination, perseverance, and the support of this community, you can achieve lasting sobriety and create a fulfilling life beyond your wildest dreams.
I am honored to be a part of your journey towards a brighter, healthier future.
Sincerely,
LaDonna Humphrey
Executive Director
Public Information
An extension was filed for our 2023 taxes. That filing is due in November.
