In the News
Four Oaks Statement on Racial Injustice, Inequity and Violence
June 19, 2020
Four Oaks Statement on Racial Injustice, Inequity and Violence
Read Full StoryREQUIRED training for all employees
July 22, 2019
This 1-hour Run Hide Fight training is required for ALL employees.
Read Full StoryNew DHS required trainings
June 26, 2019
As of July 1, DHS will require providers to complete the DHS Mandatory Child Abuse and Dependent Adult Abuse trainings (there are 2 hours each) through the DHS Training Center Website.
Read Full StoryTrueNorth launches new title sponsorship for Four Oaks Golf Classic
June 10, 2019
TrueNorth Companies has announced it will become the new Title Sponsor of the Four Oaks Golf Classic in 2020. TrueNorth has been a long-standing supporter of Four Oaks and the Golf Classic.
Read Full StoryFour Oaks Receives Dubuque Racing Assoc. Grant
December 7, 2017
Four Oaks-Dubuque was recently awarded a $9,702.49 grant from the Dubuque Racing Association to equip Four Oaks students with laptops through the use of a computer cart.
Read Full StoryAHNI celebrating 10th anniversary
May 26, 2017
Congratulations to our affiliate partner, The Affordable Housing Network, Inc. (AHNI) on their 10th anniversary today. They have done seven BIG housing projects in the last ten years. That has helped children and families find permanent housing and
Read Full StoryJane Boyd Partner in New GoDaddy GoCommunities Social Impact Program
March 29, 2017
Jane Boyd is very excited to announce it’s one of two national partners for GoDaddy’s new GoCommunities social impact program offering non-traditional entrepreneurs a pathway to seeing their dreams become a reality.
Read Full StoryBuilding a community of caring
August 2, 2016
The Four Oaks Mason City team is collaborating with the North Iowa community, bringing how kids and families navigate trauma to the forefront
Read Full StoryTotalChild is reaching goals and changing lives thanks to community support
August 2, 2016
The Four Oaks mission statement says, “We assure children become successful adults.” But several years ago, Four Oaks Board members asked us how we knew that.
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