Oasis Outreach Group Shreveport

04/08/2026

Let’s raise awareness, promote equity, and support healthier communities for all. Every step toward wellness count together we thrive.

03/17/2026

🎉IMPORTANT REMINDER!
Will your child turn 4 years old on or before September 30, 2026? Pre-K applications are now being accepted!
For more information and to apply scan the QR code or click the Bossier Parish School Board Pre-K Application link: https://bit.ly/4l510Rz

03/17/2026

03/10/2026

Today is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day!
Did you know?
🔴 Women make up over half of all people living with HIV worldwide — and Black women and other women of color are impacted the most.
🔴 Women are less likely to be screened for HIV, partly due to the perception that they aren’t at risk.
🔴 The most common way women contract HIV? S*x with a male partner who has the virus.

Here’s the good news: PrEP is for women, too!
Getting tested early means earlier prevention, earlier care, and a powerful step toward equity in HIV treatment.

Knowledge is power. Prevention is possible.
🔗 Check our bio or visit LAHHUB.org to learn more and take charge of your sexual health. 💁🏾‍♀️💁🏼‍♀️💁🏿‍♀️💁🏻‍♀️

03/06/2026

ACT & PreACT Testing Is Around the Corner!

Our students are preparing to take an important step toward their academic goals later this month. We are proud of the effort they’ve put in and know they’re ready to succeed!

🗓 Testing Schedule:
• March 24 – ACT for 11th & 12th Grade
• March 25 – ACT for 10th Grade
• March 25 – PreACT for 9th Grade

These assessments provide valuable insight into college and career readiness and help guide future planning. We encourage all students to come focused and confident.

💡 Helpful Reminders:
✔️ Get plenty of rest the night before
✔️ Eat a nutritious breakfast
✔️ Bring required materials
✔️ Be on campus and in your testing location on time
✔️ Stay calm and give your best effort

Parents and guardians, thank you for supporting your student as they prepare for these important days. Let’s work together to help them perform at their highest level! 💚💛

03/06/2026

Beginning March 1 through December 31, 2026, Medicaid members may switch their health or dental plans at any time for any reason. Each member may make up to two plan changes within a fixed 12-month period; after two changes, they must remain in their selected plan until a new annual enrollment period begins.

Get tips for how to choose the best plan for you and your family, and learn about extra benefits each plan offers:

🔗 www.myplan.healthy.la.gov
📲 Download the free Healthy Louisiana Mobile App.
📞Call 1-855-229-6848.

03/06/2026

FREE Spring Break Camp is Back!

Looking for something fun, safe, and engaging for the kids during Spring Break? SPAR has you covered — and did we mention it’s FREE?! 🙌

🗓 March 9th–13th
⏰ 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
👧🏽👦🏾 Ages 5–12 & Teens
📍 SPAR Community Centers across Shreveport

⚠️ Spots are limited, and registration is required, so don’t wait! Registration begins February 9th.st to families! 💜💚

⚠️ Spots are limitedand registration is required, so don’t wait!

Visit your nearest SPAR Community Center or call (318) 673-7872 for more information.

Let’s make this Spring Break one to remember — for FREE! 🌼✨

03/06/2026

National Women’s History Month NO MAN’S LAND—Everyone Invited—Thursday, March 26th, from 6pm-8pm! Come on out—🎾🎾🎾

03/06/2026

🚫 STOP THE STIGMA 🚫

STIs are incredibly common, but shame, judgment, and misinformation keep people from getting tested and treated.

Here’s the truth:
• Getting an STI doesn’t define you.
• Getting tested is routine self-care.
• Seeking treatment protects you and your sexual partners.

Stigma thrives in silence. Health thrives in honesty. 💬

Let’s create a culture where conversations about sexual health are normal, supportive, and judgment-free ... because everyone deserves care without shame. 💚

*xualHealth

02/07/2026

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, recognized since 1999, serves as a reminder that despite advances made in HIV prevention and care, Black communities remain disproportionately impacted by HIV. Why? Fear of stigma/discrimination and socioeconomic factors like housing instability, lower education level, and living in locations with fewer options for care prohibit people from seeking testing and treatment.

This NBHAAD, Louisiana Health Hub recognizes our community partners and local organizations that work so hard to address racial disparities in HIV care. We commit to continue doing all we can to improve circumstances in communities across Louisiana because everyone deserves access to the care they need.

*xualHealth

01/22/2026