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Strengthening Milwaukee families by empowering parents to be nurturing and by guiding youth toward positive futures

In 1908, at the request of the Milwaukee bishop, two Canadian Misericordia Sisters came to Milwaukee to open a home for unwed mothers. Named for Rosalie Jette, the foundress of the Misericordia Sisters, Rosalie Manor Community & Family Services was established.

Today Rosalie Manor is more deeply, more actively involved in greater Milwaukee than ever, and committed to preventing child abuse, child neglect, and teen pregnancy—devoted to helping every parent and child reach his or her full potential.

Rosalie Manor is a non-profit service agency. Under the sponsorship of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, and in close association with area schools, churches and neighborhoods, the organization is successfully addressing a number of critical family issues in our community. In fact, Rosalie Manor is recognized as a national leader in the fields of pregnancy prevention and the promotion of responsible, positive parenting and healthy marriages.

For more information about the programs of
Rosalie Manor Community & Family Services,
call (414) 449-2868.

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