Testimonials
“The level of service at an Ounce Of Prevention Services.....OOPS!!! is fantastic. Having been a customer for many years, I am consistently impressed by the professionalism of the staff I have come in contact with. Thank you!”
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Ms. Pamela Sanders, a registered nurse w/Augusta Veterans Administration Hospital enrolled her 2 children in an Ounce of Prevention Services, to help continue making good choices...
Ms. Patricia Clark; who enrolled her son, so he could recieve information before making any bad choices entering into Middle School.
Ms. Cyrus; nephew, Deondre 16yrs old, heading to a life of destruction until he was enrolled in OOPS and now because Mr. Armstrong became Deondre's Youth Challenge mentor, he graduated from the Ft. Stewart Youth Challenge class near (Savannah,Ga). The graduation took place at the Macon Auditorium in Macon,Ga. - June 21, 2008.
Continued support by Juvenile Court Judges from the Augusta Judicial Juvenile Court Circuit: Judge Willie Saunders and Judge McKenzie.
“In this day and age, it’s hard to find a program you can trust. an Ounce Of Prevention Services.....OOPS!!! was recommended to me by a friend, and now I know why. The quality of service I received was outstanding. Keep up the good work!, Mr. Armstrong.....who also works very closely with the Georgia State Prison program called,"Operation Choose Freedom" with the local prison Augusta State Medical Prison, Warden Victor Walker.
Your Customer’s Name; OOPS article - Augusta Chronicle; 12-25-07
www.augustachronicle.com/stories, enter uppercase OOPS. Recent article in local TRIBE Magazine,people and issues w/Helen Blocker Adams - 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month,News Radio 1230 WNRR AM Station - Augusta Chronicle; 8-30-08, most recent article TRUANCY; involving OOPS participants working with staff on prison tour as apart of "Choose Freedom" program. A Prevention Story; 3 people stood beside a river. It was wide, and the waters deep and turbulent. As they watched, children began floating down river. Some were drowning, most were struggling, ALL WERE IN DANGER. The 1st person tore off his coat and jumped in the deep water to save the children. He reached 1 out of every 20 and became tired easily. The 2nd person said he knew a place just upstream where the water was not so swift or deep or wide. He would go there to keep them from getting into this deep water. The 3rd person said, he would go to the river's source to keep the children from the water altogether........OOPS!
