On average, almost half of those housed in Rose Brooks Centerâs emergency shelter are children. Itâs why a large portion of one of our facilities is dedicated to our youngest clients.
âMake your voices heard and support important domestic violence legislation.â These words from CEO Lisa Fleming sum up the reason why we participate in legislative advocacy. . . because our collective voices matter!
When survivors come to Rose Brooks Center, they begin to dream about their futures. What they learn along the way is that they deserve a life free from abuse â one that is bright with safety, possibility, and happiness.
October welcomes Domestic Violence Awareness Month. One in four women and one in seven men will be victims of domestic violence at some point in their lifetime.
As many of you know, our school-based prevention program is called Project SAFEâ˘, and itâs been an important community partner of the Jackson County school system for 32 years!
Housing stability and economic security go hand in hand. Without one, the other will be hard to sustain. Thatâs why Rose Brooks Center implements these services in tandem, often alongside what we refer to as care coordination.
This flier can be found in the halls of Rose Brooks Center, among announcements for other support groups, community resources, and the occasional bingo game get-together.
Inside you will find Rose Brooks Centerâs 2023 Impact Report, representing far more than numbers, they are individual lives impacted by your steadfast support and kindness.