Maureen D.
2/22/2013
This is an amazing resource for homeless and poor women in Boston. Rosie's is not only a shelter, but also runs classes, distributes clothing, cooks hot meals, and manages a food pantry. Many...
Rosie's Place
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889 Harrison Ave
Boston, MA 02118
Rosie's Place, founded in 1974 as the first shelter for women in the United States, serves as a sanctuary of hope for over 12,000 poor and homeless women each year. This multiservice community center offers a range of essential services, including emergency shelter, meals, wellness care, legal assistance, and educational programs, all designed to empower women and help them rebuild their lives.
Dedicated to maintaining a safe and nurturing environment, Rosie's Place operates without government funding, relying on the generosity of its supporters to continue its vital work. Through advocacy, community outreach, and personalized support, the organization provides women with the tools they need to seek opportunity and achieve stability in their lives.
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Kathryn L.
6/5/2018
Kudos to the volunteers at Rosie's Place, however & unfortunately, the individual answering the phones provided inaccurate information that wasted my time & wherewithal getting to Rosie's Place....
Linda D.
12/20/2017
Rosie's Place has and always will be a needed place for women. Yes it's changed staff over the years but the LOVE is still inside from the ladies who use the services to the staff and countless...
Sherry H.
9/10/2021
Amazing resource for women in Boston, I love volunteering here with the amazing crew.
Eden G.
11/1/2018
This rating is for the women who work at the front desk. Every time I come in they are very rude and have an attitude. All I ask for is my mail and they make it seem like I'm asking for so much....
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