GIRLS CAN DO ANYTHING CAMPS
At the Girls Can Do ANYTHING Camps, activities planned are designed to enhance leadership development, decision-making skills, self-esteem, and embrace how fun it is to be a girl! The primary goals of the camp are to show girls the endless possibilities for their lives by introducing them to women in our community doing diverse things; encouraging Community Service' promoting Sports/Athleticism fostering friendships and HAVING FUN! 

Due to a overwhelming response and feedback from our campers and their parents/caregivers, we are adding a 7th week of camp for 2011.  Here are the dates:

Week 1 -   June 13 - 17
Week 2 -   June 20 - 24
Week 3 -   June 27 - July 1
Week 4 -   July 11 - 15
Week 5 -   July 18 - 22
Week 6 -   August 1- 5
Week 7 -   August 8 - 12

FEES
$155 for the first week for household incomes over $50,000;
        (and $145/week for all additional weeks)

$130 for the first week for household incomes under $50,000;
        (and $120/week for any additional weeks)

*  Limited Scholarships are available for families referred by local human service organizations or for
   single mom’s facing financial hardship. (Please see the application for more information or call for clarification.)

• There is a one-time, non-refundable $25 application fee that is required in order to confirm a space 
   for a camper.

• 10% discount for siblings attending at the same time.

*  Founding Members who have completed their pledge payments receive a 10% discount

*  For additional information please contact us at camp.oasis@comcast.net

1)  GENERAL INFORMATON 
2)  APPLICATION
3)  PARENT PERMISSION FORM

Learn what the girls did -- and what they thought about camp last summer (2010).   (click here for 2009)

GIRLS CIRLCES
Oasis utilizes the Girls Circle model, a research-based, nationally utilized, structured support group for girls that integrates relational theory, resiliency practices, and skills training in a specific format designed to increase positive connection, personal and collective strengths, and competence in girls. Girls Circle aims to counteract social and interpersonal forces that impede girls' growth and development by promoting an emotionally safe setting and structure within which girls can develop caring relationships and use authentic voices.

The Girls Circle encourages girls to share experiences that are helpful to one another. To participate, girls need only have the desire, make a commitment to attend the meetings, and agree to follow the circle guidelines, i.e. respect, no put-downs or interruptions, offer experiences - not advice, keep the focus on oneself, and keep what's said in the group private. Girls are free to share at their own pace.

We are facilitating (or have facilitated) Girls Circles at Buck Lake Elementary , Boys & Girls Club, Capitol City Youth Services, Godby High School, Ghazvinni Learning Center, Life Skills, HOPE Community, Rickards High School, Leon High School, Fairview Middle School, Nims Middle School, Cornerstone Learning Community, Palmer Monroe Teen Center, Griffin Middle School, and Girls Can Do Anything Summer Camps.   The circles are funded several different ways - thanks to a grant from the Department of Juvenile Justice, the Community Human Service Partnership (Leon County & the City of Tallahassee), private donations and by parents and schools.