What's New........
Have you ever wanted to make a difference in the lives of others? Would you prefer a Monday-Friday dayshift position? Are you organized and experienced working with the Microsoft Office suite? Then you might be the right person for our new position of Office Manager! Do you have a passion for helping the homeless? Do you have writing, media, web design, project management, and business development experience? Then you might be the right person for our position of Business Development Coordinator!
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URGENTLY NEEDED:
Men's/women's socks all sizes, men's boxers all sizes, shower soap, laundry soap
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Repairers of the Breach is Greater Milwaukee’s only daytime refuge and resource center for homeless adults open 6 days per week. We believe that offering life-saving, life-sustaining, and life-restoring programs is key to self-reliability.
Repairers of the Breach is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our center is located at 1335 W. Vliet Street in Milwaukee's central city and is open from 7AM to 3:45 PM, Monday through Saturday.
Our daytime sanctuary is an empowering place where homeless and at-risk men and women can get the resources they need to get back on track. Whether it be food and clothing for the short-term, or education for the long-term, we are here to provide as many resources as we can, and we proudly partner with many other programs to ensure everyone gets the tools they need.
Repairers of the Breach is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our center is located at 1335 W. Vliet Street in Milwaukee's central city and is open from 7AM to 3:45 PM, Monday through Saturday.
Our daytime sanctuary is an empowering place where homeless and at-risk men and women can get the resources they need to get back on track. Whether it be food and clothing for the short-term, or education for the long-term, we are here to provide as many resources as we can, and we proudly partner with many other programs to ensure everyone gets the tools they need.
Watch as Ricardo Gamez shares how ROTB helped him out of homelessness.
Watch, "I See You,"above, by Madison's own The Whisky Farm. It is a touching song about the stigma of homelessness.