01/19/2021
In December 2020, Fred Moyer was named Nesting Oasis Operations Manager where he oversees all foundation assets and operational procedures. This role is an honorable role and Fred has proven that he is more than capable of ensuring the smooth operations of our facilities and properties we have been blessed to operate.
Today Fred Moyer held a group for DayStar participants at Camp Lee Ford (a location for children of this area). There were 7 participants in attendance. Fred asked each participant to list 3 personal goals to share with the group. Following these discussions, he challenged participants to identify things that would prevent each person from achieving their goals. Each participant was actively engaged by asking questions and responding to one another- participants challenged themselves to look forward. Fred asked, “what does forward look like?” Some participants stated that they were afraid to take the first step forward and others acknowledged that they’re a working progress. Fred admitted that he was taking some new steps in his role and was at first nervous about speaking in this forum but because of taking the first steps, it became easier as time went by. Following the group, the 7 participants began maintenance around the facility while Fred began case management for each participant.
There was something special about witnessing Fred grow into his role; he doesn’t back away from a challenge easily!
Check out more information about our Foundation Programs below:
DayStar provides case management services to assist anyone who needs housing, social security benefits, Medicaid assistance, clothing, food assistance, and SNAP benefits, etc. Nesting Oasis is a branch of New Heights Foundation that provides business services for organizations; services include: Human Resources & Talent Search, Workforce Development, Professional Development, Professional On-Boarding, Contractual Agreements, and Networking of Community Resources. Notable partnerships are New Heights Community Support, Martinsville/Henry County Food Pantry, Martinsville/Henry County Warming Center, Christ’s Church, and Anchor. Collectively, these partnerships ensure assistance in housing, food support, and facilitation of case management services are provided for anyone in the Martinsville/Henry County community. Most of Fred’s team members are DayStar participants where he also provides case management services.
Nesting Oasis utilizes DayStar participants to provide the exchanging of services. For example, Fred and his team assist Martinsville/Henry County Food Pantry with packing food boxes as needed on Mondays. Throughout the week, Fred and his team assist with the upkeep of numerous properties including, New Heights Community Support and Camp Lee Ford (a new commitment to fulfill the foundation's mission).
