Supportive Services and it's programs are partially funded by the ROSE Foundation.
The Resident Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency and Empowerment (ROSE) Foundation exists to provide
supportive services to residents of SNRHA. ROSE was incorporated in December 2000 and became recognized as a
501 (c) (3) non-profit by the IRS June 11, 2001.
Through the receipt of charitable donations, the Foundation provides a variety of supportive services and
activities for resident families of the SNRHA that may not be covered by agency funding. The service
activities are deemed essential for residents, as they facilitate economic advantages, as well as provide
access
to skills training and other resources necessary to obtain gainful employment. Service activities include
job training, job development, and business development through education, job skills training,
transportation, and life skills training.
The Foundation also provides supportive services to senior residents of the SNRHA, which may foster
independence while enriching the lives of seniors by providing senior citizens with a safe living
environment that includes medical equipment, emergency house cleaning and emergency food, as
needed.
The Foundation, in conjunction with the SNRHA, has a staff of highly qualified personnel. In addition, the
Foundation has established strong community partnerships, many of which offer a variety of services for the
purpose of augmenting the services offered to all residents of the SNRHA.
The Foundation has years of experience managing a number of diverse grants ranging from federal, state, and
local government, as well as private funding sources. The scope of services these grants provided included
the full range of resident supportive services encompassing senior service activities, self-sufficiency and
economic development programs.
The Foundation is currently addressing the following family needs:
