Rosie's Place

No you don't have to leave every day if you get a bed at Rosie's Place you get to stay there for 21 days after your 21 days is up you have to be out for 14 days before you can come back again for another bed. The beds go by Lottery

Rosies place is a 21 day shelter and a day facility for all woman opened 7:30 am to 7:30 pm monday to friday and opened from 10:00 am to 7:30 pm on weekends. There are showers .there is a food pantry there is a lottery system for a bed every day at 8:00 am monday to friday saturday and sunday from 10:00 am there is a laundry room and there is also meals served breakfast 7:30 lunch 11:30 and dinner at 4:30 weekdays weekends are lunch at 11:00 and dinner at 3:30

If you have children you go to the dta office. But for single woman there isn't really any shelters. As I was told when I was looking; I'd be better off trying to stay with family.

Yes, you sure can. You can also ask about an advocate to help you out with your situation

Women can connect with an advocate by calling 617.318.0237 and they'll let you know what we can do to help!

Is it the morning or afternoon?. It's important to hear and pass on your concerns.

It is very good that place, it gives many alludes, for me it is super, super good

No furniture, but maybe about the clothing. Come and ask them.

Yes

Encouraged employment. Things have changed due to covid, they are not open as much please check with them for current info

Yes. I still use them.

Yes, only brand new though

Hi there! The information regarding our previous President's salary is just listed as a reference--shared to compare to our current President's salary. Sue Marsh stepped down early 2019 and has not been paid since leaving.

Our food pantry is open Monday-Friday 9 am-2:30pm in the tent in our parking lot. Women can eat once a week for food. Please bring and ID for check-in. Our food pantry is open Monday through Friday, from 9am until 2:30 pm in our parking lot. Women can come once a week to receive food. Please bring an ID to check-in.

Well kind of yes, they will get you an advocate! The best time to go, if you're looking to sign up for housing is Tuesday from 12pm to 2pm but go early.. Once your there you can ask questions, they offer lots of wonderful things!! Also try HomeStart! Which is located at 105 Chancy Street 5th floor, I needed a referral from my case Manager/Consular but they still might be able to point you in the right direction.. I hope this helps you hun! GOOD LUCK 😊❤

They can not answer questions about people you may know. That's not how it worksl

Yes, we do. We have a list of our most needed items at rosiesplace.org/drives. All donations received are processed by our Advocates and stay in-house. Any woman in need may come to Rosie's Place and make an appointment with an Advocate to receive emergency clothing. Thank you and happy holidays!

Yes

Go to www.Rosiesplace.org and click Volunteer Now and Input all your information. Then pick a shift.

Hi Marisol, We know every woman is in a different situation and that's why we encourage women to come in and speak with an advocate one-on-one so we can best help every guest who comes through our doors. There are no limits to the number or length of appointments and we can and will continue to help before, during, and after the 21 day stay we provide in our overnight shelter.

Hi Rosanne, The best thing to do is to come into Rosie’s Place and make an appointment to speak with an Advocate. They will be able to let you know how we can help. To make an appointment, please come in Monday-Friday, 7:30 am - 7:30 pm and speak with the Advocate at the podium in the front lobby. Our address is 889 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA 02118. Alternatively, you can call and leave a message on our advocacy line at 617.318.0296 and someone will get back to you as soon as they can.

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If Pine Street can verify that you have a place to stay, they won't give you a bed. They have a Rapid Rehousing section that might be able to help you. Call them and ask to be transferred.

Know why you are there, stay focus, keep your purse and phone with you; advocacy, and staff are great. And a variety of daily, and 6-8 week activities to choose from; and activities at thorndike building a block away on harrison ave towards dudley. (Hope you able to read) there's pantry, and 3 meals, and showers and laundry.

Yes they take donations...its a woman's shelter so no men's belongings...but woman's clothes /toiletries n food i think 2

I am not able to answer your question; I will try to get an answer for you from one of the women in charge. Meanwhile you may call ask. Thank you so very much for wanting to donate to Rosies Place, may your mom rest in peace and continue smiling at you.

Rosie's Place can definitely help you out with that. If they can't, they make calls to those who can. They recently helped me get one of my utilities bills paid off. They didn't have the funds at the time so they made a few of calls until they found an organization or someone that would be able to help me out... It was ridiculous high.

Tuesday-Friday 9:00-12:00, Monday-Friday 4:30-6:30

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Kip Tiernan founded Rosie's Place in 1974. You can learn more at http://www.rosiesplace.org/who_we_are/history.