Empowering individuals experiencing homelessness through innovative housing and supportive services

Helping Those in Need,
One Step at a Time

Helping Those in Need, One Step at a Time

WE SERVE

956 +

UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS EACH YEAR

WE HOUSE AND SHELTER

398 +

INDIVIDUALS DAILY

WE SERVE

123215 +

MEALS EACH YEAR

Our Mission

Rogue Retreat’s mission is to create opportunities for those experiencing homelessness to have hope.

Our Vision

We envision a community where all people have a place to call home and are empowered to strengthen the the quality of their lives.

About Us

At Rogue Retreat, our mission is to meet individuals experiencing homelessness right where they are, offering immediate stabilization through our shelter and housing-first approach. This foundational step ensures that people have a safe place to stay, allowing us to then focus on providing comprehensive supportive services necessary for a successful transition back into the community.

Our Services

Peer Support

Peer support is a mutual relationship between individuals who share common experiences or challenges giving and receiving help. People with lived experiences support others facing similar challenges, fostering a supportive and recovery-oriented environment.

Case Management

Rogue Retreat supports participants dealing with addiction by facilitating access to specialized recovery programs. We assist individuals in connecting with resources tailored to their needs, aiding them in their journey towards healing and recovery.

Shelter & Housing

Shelter & Housing are temporary supports offered to individuals experiencing homelessness or other crises, giving them a space to stabilize, gain employment, and find permanent housing, re-entering the community successfully.

Job Readiness

Job readiness training focuses on developing both technical and soft skills that are crucial for employment. These programs aim to prepare participants for the job market by enhancing their employability and helping them navigate the hiring process effectively.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Rogue Retreat a housing organization?

Rogue Retreat is known for its creative housing programs, including tiny house villages, low barrier shelters, and campgrounds. However, Rogue Retreat does not “warehouse” homeless people. Rogue Retreat provides supportive services that help our program participants reach their highest potential.

The population of homeless people is rising nationwide. We are working with more cities than ever to offer services for homeless people. Having services may bring more people to the area, but we don’t see a significant difference in the rate that homelessness is growing in areas with services versus areas without.

Every one of Rogue Retreat’s programs operates with features and guidelines unique to itself, therefore, generating an overall success rate is difficult to determine. Pre-Covid our research determined that our shared housing and apartment populations achieved a 75% success rate. Our Urban Campground sustains a 42% success rate. The bulk of our sites fall into a range between 42% and 75%.

Rogue Retreat doesn’t directly help at-risk or homeless youth. Rogue Retreat serves individuals, couples, and families. We work closely with the Maslow Project and Hearts with a Mission to help connect at-risk kids to their programs which are designed to serve and meet the needs of homeless youths.

You are not forgotten, and there is hope

We know your needs are unique to you, and we’re here to lend a hand where you need it

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Transforming Medford Together

Medford, Oregon, has made significant strides in addressing homelessness, achieving a remarkable 90% reduction in illegal campsites over the past three years. This progress is a testament to the collaborative

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Service Projects

Kelly Shelter Garden Beds Saturday, May 11th Members of the LDS Medford 6th Ward showed up in force to build garden beds at the Kelly Shelter. About 40 men, women,

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Redwood Inn Ribbon Cutting

In a heartfelt expression of gratitude, we extend our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to the realization of The Redwood project. From Richards Construction and Steve Ennis, to Kevin

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Empowering through Culinary Skills and Nutritious Meals

Rogue Retreat introduces Hope Kitchen, an innovative food service internship designed to empower individuals experiencing homelessness. Over eight weeks, participants will immerse themselves in a professional kitchen environment, acquiring essential

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Your time, gifts, and generosity matter. With the support of community members like you we are able to transform lives and fulfil our vision of fostering a community where everyone has a place to call home and are empowered to strengthen the quality of their lives.