Building Bridges to Brighter Futures with Rod's House Yakima

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What We Offer?

Host a Drive

Organizing a donation drive is easy and impactful. Start by spreading the word through flyers, social media, and word of mouth. Set up collection bins in high-traffic areas and clearly list the items needed, like warm clothing, blankets, toiletries, and non-perishable food. Coordinate drop-off times and locations for donors' convenience.

Provide Professional Services

Your expertise can have a significant influence on young people who are homeless. You may help if you work in healthcare, education, or counseling by providing workshops, counseling sessions, or mentorship. Get in touch with us to find out how your knowledge can empower and assist underprivileged youth.

Volunteer from Home

Unable to volunteer in person? You can still make a difference from home. Explore virtual volunteer opportunities like remote tutoring or online fundraising. Reach out to us to learn more about how you can contribute your skills and time to support homeless youth, all from the comfort of your own space.

Shelter and Basic Needs

Shelter and Basic Needs

At Rod's House Yakima, we comprehend the significance of fulfilling the essential requirements of homeless youth. That's why we deliver a warm and welcoming shelter, healthy meals, clean clothing, hot showers, and laundry facilities. Providing these conditions are readily obtainable forms a sense of security and peace, empowering youth to focus on their well-being and coming aspirations. Our humane squad works tirelessly to ensure every person feels loved and supported, promoting a sense of belonging and longing amidst difficult events. Together, we're building a society where every youth feels managed and has the opportunity to flourish.

Education and Employment Support

At Rod's House Yakima, we think that work and education have the ability to change lives. We give homeless adolescents access to computers, individualized mentorship, and tutoring so they may pursue meaningful work possibilities and continue their education. By making these important materials available, we not only provide young people the tools they need for life, but we also give them confidence and hope for a better future. Compassion and a dedication to realizing each person's potential steer every contact. Together, we're dismantling obstacles and paving the road for work and education, giving the homeless adolescents in our community a route to success and stability.

Education and Employment Support
Safe and Drug-Free Environment

Safe and Drug-Free Environment

The first priority at Rod's House Yakima is safety. We provide a safe refuge for homeless adolescents by enforcing a rigorous zero-tolerance policy against drugs, violence, and gang involvement. People can find comfort and assistance within our walls, away from the risks of the streets. Our committed team creates a loving atmosphere full of empathy and understanding where young people may recover, grow, and learn. By maintaining these standards, we provide youth the tools they need to restore their feeling of security and set off on a path of personal development. By working together, we can create a community where young people feel safe, respected, and enabled to succeed.

Referral Services

Our dedication to helping young people who are homeless goes beyond our doors at Rod's House Yakima. We recognize that full assistance is necessary to ensure their wellbeing. For this reason, we offer referral services that put people in touch with other community resources and support. We make sure that young people have the resources and contacts they need to successfully address their needs, whether that means getting access to healthcare, counseling, or housing aid. We construct a network of support that reaches well beyond our doors by encouraging partnerships and collaboration, giving youngsters the tools they need to overcome obstacles and create better futures. When we work together, we can positively affect the lives of our community's homeless youngsters for a long time.

Referral Services

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In 1998, The Rev. Fred Hutchinson and Dr. Ruth Bishop set out to create a community that would serve the needs of Seattle's homeless population. They began providing clothing, new hats, mittens, and prepared meals to the marginalized and underserved populations in our midst.