Meet The Artist Lisa attended the Academy of Art University, where she earned her Associate’s degree in Jewelry and Metalwork. After graduating, she joined a fiber arts club to improve her knitting skills. One day, she sat next to a woman who was crocheting. Lisa mentioned that she had always wanted to learn how [...]
Eric loves music, playing guitars, hot sauce and spending time with his family. He especially enjoys time with his niece. Eric’s path to independent living is a success story. It’s also an example of learning to let go and the value of planning. Eric lives in Cotati, has three housemates, and he’s very happy. [...]
The purpose of National Disability Employment Awareness Month is to educate about disability employment issues and celebrate the many and varied contributions of America’s workers with disabilities. Declared in 1945 by Congress and held annually, National Disability Employment Awareness Month is led by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Disability Employment Policy, but [...]
Oaks of Hebron is excited to announce the start of a new program: Recycling Together. In July, Oaks received a grant from the State of California to start a mobile recycling program. With a crew of three participants, Oaks will travel to sites throughout the county to pick up CRV beverage containers. The program [...]
It’s been one year since the lives of many in our community were turned upside down by devastating fires. As we ponder the events of last year and remember those who lost their lives and the deep impact the fires had, we also recall the miracles and heroes. Without these glimmers of hope, recalling [...]
Each year, Oaks of Hebron gives scholarships/internships to people who are pursuing higher education with the hope that the opportunity will broaden their understanding of ministry to people with disabilities and that the recipient makes a commitment to pursue working with people with disabilities throughout their career. Oaks is pleased to announce this year’s recipient [...]
At Family and Friends this year we said farewell to Stan and Lynda Higgins. After years of service, Stan and Lynda felt it was time to relocate to Sacramento to be closer to their children and grandchildren. 20 years ago, a servant came to Oaks of Hebron to pour out his heart and soul for [...]
It has been my privilege over the past 20 years to be the Executive Director at Oaks of Hebron. As with all things in this life, change is inevitable. Beginning April 1st, Eric Martin will assume the role of Executive Director. It is with profound gratitude that I reflect on the past 20 years. As [...]
There is something gratifying about seeing signs, like the one above, along the highway, when tractors and workers are busy improving a road. Knowing that a portion of the money that is taken out of our paycheck is being put to good use makes it a little less painful to contribute those dollars to our [...]
Most of us have probably faced the financial dilemma that occurs when there is more work to be done than there are funds available in the checking account to do the work. The house may need painting, the car may need repairs, the kids may need new clothes. The list goes on and on. It [...]