We are honored to share that Su Casa ~ Ending Domestic Violence has received a $25,000 grant from The Rose Hills Foundation. This investment will help strengthen the organization as a whole while supporting our emergency and transitional shelter, counseling, case management and other services that survivors and their children rely on.
The The Rose Hills Foundation works to create healthy, equitable and vibrant communities throughout Southern California by investing in nonprofits addressing critical community needs. Its priorities include supporting at-risk youth and families and human services organizations that help meet needs such as housing, health care, mental health and other supportive services. The Foundation specifically recognizes the importance of helping organizations continue, expand and strengthen their services and organizational capacity.
We are deeply thankful to The Rose Hills Foundation for recognizing the essential work we conduct in our community. Their investment helps Su Casa remain responsive to the changing needs of survivors and their families, as we continue to help them create pathways toward safety, healing and lives free from domestic violence. A full list of our services is HERE.