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From budget cuts to humanitarian crises, this year is full of uncertainty. But there’s one thing we do know: we are powerful when we stand together. That’s why Rose Haven is […]
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From budget cuts to humanitarian crises, this year is full of uncertainty. But there’s one thing we do know: we are powerful when we stand together. That’s why Rose Haven is […]
At Rose Haven, we believe everyone deserves safety, stability, love, health, and home. Our longstanding values of compassion, individual worth, reconciliation, community, and zeal (love in action) inform everything we […]
You can make a big impact in the Rose Haven community by participating in BottleDrop’s campaign where your cans and bottles can help us raise essential funds. You can […]
It’s National Make-a-Will Month! Did you know that nearly 2 out of 3 American adults still don’t have an up-to-date will? August is the perfect time to take a simple yet powerful step to protect your loved ones, plan for the future, and support the causes that matter to you. We’ve partnered with FreeWill to make this step easier than ever.
Multnomah County’s rule discontinues the distribution of tarps and tents to the homeless population. KATU 2 news covers this story by speaking to Rose Haven’s Development Director, Liz Stark. Read […]
There are a lot of false narratives about poverty… In recent conversations with our guests, they shared that they want you to have accurate information about homelessness. Before you read […]
Statement from Rose Haven Executive Director Katie O’Brien: At Rose Haven, our work has always been rooted in compassion, dignity, and the unwavering belief that every person deserves safety and […]
Rose Haven opened its doors in 1997 with the goal to help the gender centered issues for women. It was a place free from the gender-based violence and abuse that […]
One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), is in a very critical stage right now as the Trump administration hopes to pass through both chambers of Congress by July 4, 2025. […]
In May 2024, the Supreme Court sided with the City of Grants Pass in Grants Pass v. Johnson, a case centered on the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition of cruel and unusual […]
