Putnam Rose House is a dedicated social services organization serving women in need within Putnam County, New York. As a transitional shelter, it provides supportive housing specifically for adult women who are experiencing homelessness or facing domestic instability. The organization offers a safe, structured living environment while its residents work toward independent living and personal development. Services at Putnam Rose House include case management, life-skills training, and connections to education, employment, and mental health resources.

With a strong focus on individualized care, the program creates personalized recovery and stability plans for each woman. Operated with the support of local and county human services partnerships, Putnam Rose House plays a crucial role in community-based recovery efforts. The residential program emphasizes empowerment, self-sufficiency, and rebuilding lives through compassion and structure. It helps women transition from crisis to stability in a supportive, nurturing environment.

Key Services:

– Transitional housing for adult women experiencing homelessness
– Case management and individualized recovery planning
– Life-skills development and independent living support
– Connections to mental health, educational, and job placement services
– Supportive, structured living environment with 24/7 oversight
– Focused programs for domestic violence survivors and those with housing instability