News
Feb 6, 2018
The Press Democrat: “Santa Rosa day-use center for homeless women and children now offers housing”
The Living Room offers housing! Read “Santa Rosa day-use center for homeless women and children now offers housing” by Chris Smith
Aug 18, 2017
The Press Democrat: “Huts for the homeless finding their place in Santa Rosa”
Article in the Press Democrat about Huts for the Homeless (two located at the Living Room). Read “Huts for the homeless finding their place in Santa Rosa” by Kevin McCallum
Jan 26, 2017
The Press Democrat: “The Living Room lifts spirits of Sonoma County’s homeless”
TLR’s Celeste Austin is celebrated in the Press Democrat for her work with the homeless in Sonoma County. Click here to read “The Living Room lifts spirits of Sonoma County’s homeless” by Dianne Reber Hart.
Aug 28, 2016
Press Democrat “The Living Room is Santa Rosa’s refuge for women, kids”
Click here to read “Living Room is Santa Rosa’s house of refuge for women, kids” by Angela Hart
“Volunteering at The Living Room has made me empathize with the children and families more than I already had. Through listening to people's stories and learning abut them as people, I've come to admire the strength and resilience these mothers have.”
— Kathy, Volunteer
Events
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“I’ve had the privilege to be on the board of directors and also volunteer in the MAC program at The Living Room for the past 3 years. Each time I’m on campus the feel of community and hope The Living Room offers goes beyond simple words. Being able to volunteer with our participants gives me needed insight to offer the board as we move to make viable decisions for our program. I’m thrilled to be a part of such an impactful service to the underserved women and children of our area.”
— Kim, Volunteer/Board Member
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“What can I say about volunteering at The Living Room? It is about being a part of a community of women helping each other. It is a place where people can let down their guard and feel welcomed and appreciated for who they are. It's a warm space for everyone.”
— Ruth, Volunteer
News
Feb 6, 2018
The Press Democrat: “Santa Rosa day-use center for homeless women and children now offers housing”
The Living Room offers housing! Read “Santa Rosa day-use center for homeless women and children now offers housing” by Chris Smith
Aug 18, 2017
The Press Democrat: “Huts for the homeless finding their place in Santa Rosa”
Article in the Press Democrat about Huts for the Homeless (two located at the Living Room). Read “Huts for the homeless finding their place in Santa Rosa” by Kevin McCallum
Jan 26, 2017
The Press Democrat: “The Living Room lifts spirits of Sonoma County’s homeless”
TLR’s Celeste Austin is celebrated in the Press Democrat for her work with the homeless in Sonoma County. Click here to read “The Living Room lifts spirits of Sonoma County’s homeless” by Dianne Reber Hart.
Aug 28, 2016
Press Democrat “The Living Room is Santa Rosa’s refuge for women, kids”
Click here to read “Living Room is Santa Rosa’s house of refuge for women, kids” by Angela Hart
“Volunteering at The Living Room has made me empathize with the children and families more than I already had. Through listening to people's stories and learning abut them as people, I've come to admire the strength and resilience these mothers have.”
— Kathy, Volunteer
Events
Check back here for updates
“I’ve had the privilege to be on the board of directors and also volunteer in the MAC program at The Living Room for the past 3 years. Each time I’m on campus the feel of community and hope The Living Room offers goes beyond simple words. Being able to volunteer with our participants gives me needed insight to offer the board as we move to make viable decisions for our program. I’m thrilled to be a part of such an impactful service to the underserved women and children of our area.”
— Kim, Volunteer/Board Member
Sign up to receive The Living Room's periodic newsletter
“What can I say about volunteering at The Living Room? It is about being a part of a community of women helping each other. It is a place where people can let down their guard and feel welcomed and appreciated for who they are. It's a warm space for everyone.”
— Ruth, Volunteer