Fall Prevention Awareness Day 2016
With the help of many wonderful partners, St. Louis Oasis is hosting Fall Prevention Awareness Day on September 22 at the Kirkwood Community Center.
The Magnificent Theater of Life: How to Prepare for the Final Act
Even though it isn't easy, it's important to talk with your loved ones about how you want the end of your life to be...
Check out our Fall 2016 Catalog!
Do More. Be More. Stay active, sharp and engaged through exciting, high-quality programs and volunteer opportunities with Oasis! Start making your fall plans now.
The Gladys Barker Contemporary Issues Series
Join some of the region's most fascinating and knowledgeable experts in an open forum led by Oasis Founder Marylen Mann Read More...
Making better choices for health
Emelda Harris lost weight and improved her health with help from her peers in a diabetes workshop. A new study shows the program is effective at improving diabetes management.
The Future of Sports in St. Louis with St. Louis Blues President/CEO, Chris Zimmerman
St. Louis Oasis is hosting the first session of its summer discussion series, Contemporary Issues, with President/CEO of the St. Louis Blues organization, Chris Zimmerman. Zimmerman will lead a discussion on the future of St. Louis sports and answer questions that are on a lot of St. Louis sports fan’s minds. How will St. Louis fill the football void? Will the Blues finally see Sir Stanley? Will St. Louis have a chance at acquiring a professional soccer team? Come join the conversation.
Fraud prevention works best with a little help from our friends
“We’ve all had one kind of experience or another, an attempt at fraud that we recognized for what it was,” says Dick Waits. Dick was a facilitator for a pilot project aimed at helping older adults stop scammers.
Making Oasis a giving priority
“Oasis adds a lot of good to the community, and there are many who need these vital programs,” says Dick Priest. He and his wife Karen are including St. Louis Oasis in their wills.
Celebrating Arts for Senior Engagement April 28-May 7
Artists don't retire. They keep on making art. And that's what Celebrating Arts for Senior Engagement, a 10-day festival throughout St. Louis, April 28-May 7, is all about. With a jam-packed schedule of at least 80 arts events spread out among 60-plus venues, Celebrating Arts for Senior Engagement is the first area-wide festival for older adults. Oasis is excited to be involved!
Get the Skinny on Sugar
Our Healthy Habits for Adults volunteers Joyce Rollins and Mary McFerson show where sugar is hiding out in your food, and how to eat less sugar while keeping things tasty in this video.