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"equipping healthy women - nurturing hurting women"

OUR VISION

The Women Achieving Their Vision Through Excellence (WAVE) Project is a new nonprofit organization with a vision of assisting and supporting women in Oklahoma that are stressed and struggling. Shockingly, Oklahoma is ranked as the third hardest place in North America for girls to grow up. Wage inequity, poverty, teen pregnancy, family responsibility and insufficient education or job skills are just a few of the many challenges that prevent the women and girls of Oklahoma from achieving equality and economic self-sufficiency. The WAVE Project aims to improve these troubling trends by introducing a Mentor/Mentee matching support and training program.

The mission of The WAVE Project is to encourage, equip and empower women to improve their lives and achieve their vision through personal mentoring relationships.  The mentoring process is an essential component in the development of healthy, well-balanced, successful women who have struggled in environments where their self-esteem, confidence and sense of value has been diminished or destroyed. Through a one-year mentoring relationship, mature, well-trained WAVE mentors help women work through a variety of life issues from spiritual and emotional health to relationship challenges, enhancing work skills and rebuilding life during and after difficult experiences.  

THE PROBLEM

Many women in Oklahoma are stressed and struggling due to challenging life issues from family responsibilities, work and financial problems, trauma, child care and the increasing rates of domestic violence, sexual abuse and poverty.

Did you know that Oklahoma is ranked as the third hardest place in North America for girls to grow up?

Here are some startling OKLAHOMA STATISTICS for women:

  • 1 in 6 women is a victim of domestic violence
  • Among the leading states for reported incidents of child abuse
  • Highest female-incarceration rate in the country 
  • 5th highest rate of teen pregnancy in the nation
  • 2nd highest divorce rate in the nation for women
  • Oklahoma women earn only 75 cents for every dollar men earn
  • Single women head nearly half of all poor families in Oklahoma
  • Fewer than 1 in 7 young women complete four years of college

These issues are so massive and complex that most of us shake our head at the statistics and do nothing. Mostly because we don’t believe we can really make a difference.

THE SOLUTION

Together, we can make a difference – one life, one relationship at a time through mentoring.

Our founder Carolyn Brown explains, “As godly women of faith we feel a calling to come alongside our sisters to support them in reaching the calling and purposes that God has for their life. We do this through emotional and spiritual encouragement, personal support, prayer and meeting practical needs.” 

We invite you to join us in our mission to encourage and build up one another. You can become a mentor and share your life to strengthen another woman, or you can get a mentor to help you work through a variety of life issues. Click on the buttons below to learn more.

 

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The WAVE Project
7633 East 63rd Place
Suite 300
Tulsa, OK 74133

918 - 286 - 8763

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