2000 Roses is a nonprofit, women-centered organization that provides transitional rehabilitation services to women reentering the community from prison, particularly those affected by substance abuse or domestic violence. They provide housing, career development, continuing education services, as well as recovery treatment and counseling. 2000 Roses Foundation's transitional living centers provide safe havens, information, services, education, and jobs to formerly incarcerated women. Their emergency transitional living center is a two-story, nine-bedroom, four-and-one-half bathroom home where they offer life and job skills training during the program's first year. The founder of 2000 Roses works at the local and national level to re-educate society and to provide a new perspective on incarcerated individuals' value and worth. This organization believes that women are often victimized and that family dysfunction, patriarchy, addiction, and the prison system can destroy lives. For more information about specific services, contact the organization directly using the information on this page.