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- EIN 20-5922682
- info@rosehaven.org
- (503) 248-6364
- 1740 Nw Glisan St Portland OR 97209-2225 USA
- www.rosehaven.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Congregate Meals, Food, Homeless & Housing, Homeless Shelters, Human Service Organizations, Human Services, Mental Health, Mental Health & Crisis Intervention
Mission: Rose Haven’s mission is to provide day shelter, resources, emotional support, and community connections to women, children and marginalized genders experiencing homelessness and poverty. Our vision is a community where everyone has safety, stability, love, health, and home. Since 1997 our low-barrier model has made us the first point of contact for many who are seeking social services. We are serving 120-150 guests a day as the ONLY day shelter for people marginalized by their gender in downtown Portland.
Results: Meals: 66,280 Loads of Laundry: 573 Showers: 4,373 Nurse Visits: 2,241 Hygiene Supplies: 10,802 Bus Tickets: 30,442 Emergency Clothing: 13,383 Diapers: 2,008 Outdoor Supplies: 6,726 Pet Supplies: 1,497 Clothing Shop Items: 7,143 Computer Lab: 601 Art Therapy: 694 Sewing/Quilting: 179 Makeup Monday: 1,628 Beading: 115 Yarn Group: 155 School Drive Supplies: 266 Harvest Meal: 131 Mail Boxes: 485
Target demographics: To facilitate positive changes in the lives of women, children, and marginalized genders experiencing trauma, abuse and homelessness.
Direct beneficiaries per year: 4,152
Geographic areas served: Portland Oregon
Programs: our Hospitality and Nutrition Program where we offer hot meals, seasonally appropriate clothing, pet supplies, outdoor supplies including tents and tarps, and many other necessary supplies. Our BLOOM Wellness and Empowerment Program hosts our 3 showers rooms, daily wellness activities including acupuncture, beading, yarn group, soul collage, manicures, and others, as well as multiple onsite clinics hosted by volunteer nurses, student nurses, and visiting professional medical providers. The Advocacy and Mental Health Program offer one on one resource navigation, financial assistance for utilities, phones, gender affirming supplies, education and employment, IDs, transportation, medical needs, storage fees, and rental applications, along with emotional support, safety planning, crisis intervention, and support groups. Our Workforce Readiness and Academic Internship Program seeks out and trains our over 1,000 annual volunteers and interns who help run our daily services. These volunteers work in every aspect of our programming by cleaning showers, running supplies, making and serving food, sorting donations, answering phones, and administrative tasks.