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The most frequently requested information and questions asked are listed below. Should you require additional assistance beyond the information and answers provided here, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

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DONATING

How do I make a donation (financial, time, gift or other) to Rosalie Manor?
There are a number of ways you can help. Click on a link below or visit our DONATE page to learn more.

PAST RESIDENTS

I believe one of my relatives was a resident at Rosalie Manor and I’m searching for the child. Can you help me?

Because the records are closed, we can only release the information to the Resident herself. In addition, Rosalie Manor did not handle adoptions, and therefore we do not have any information on where the child was placed.

I was born at Misericordia Hospital. How do I get a copy of my birth certificate?

Rosalie Manor does not have the records from the Misericordia Hospital – they were transferred to Elmbrook Memorial Hospital. Elmbrook Memorial Hospital only keeps records for the past 25 years and do not have the records from the Misericordia Hospital. Therefore, medical records are not available.

If I was born at Misericordia Hospital does it mean that my mother was a resident of Rosalie Manor?

No. Misericordia Hospital was the premier birthing hospital during the 1940s – 1960s.

I know my birth mother was a Rosalie Manor Resident. Can I find out who she was?

Because the records are closed, we are unable to search for that information. In addition, we can only search by the Resident’s last name, and if the name is not known, it is not possible to track the Resident.

I was a Resident of Rosalie Manor and would like a copy of my records. Is there a cost?

No, retrieving your records is free of charge.

ABSTINENCE PRESENTATIONS

What topics are covered in the Abstinence Program curriculum?

Youth program topic choices include:

  • Self Esteem and Self Concept
  • Thoughts-Feelings-Action Cycle
  • SLEMA Decision Making Process
  • Violence: Negative Expression of Thoughts and Feelings
  • Communication through the Media
  • Communication and Sexuality
  • Anatomy and Adolescent Development
  • Benefits of Marriage
  • Maintaining Abstinence in the Face of Peer Pressure
  • Emotions and Consequences of Sexual Behavior
  • Sexually Transmitted Infections (Part 1), and Sexually Transmitted Infections (Part 2)

Youth Presentations are geared toward young people ages 12 to 18 and encourage teens to choose abstinence from all negative risk behaviors, and remain positive and healthy in the midst of societal and peer pressures. Learn more about the curriculum and request a presentation today.

How do I request an Abstinence topic be presented for our youth group?

For more information, or to schedule a presentation of Rosalie Manor’s Families United to Prevent Teen Pregnancy
program, complete our simple online form or contact us.

How much does an Abstinence Presentation cost?

The first presentation is always free. To inquire about the cost of the entire, highly acclaimed Rosalie Manor curriculum, please contact us.

PROGRAM INFORMATION

What programs does Rosalie Manor offer?

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.

Visit Programs to learn more about each program.

How do I recommend someone be referred to Rosalie Manor for a particular program?

The programs of Rosalie Manor Community & Family Services are free of charge and are voluntary in nature. Because our programs are voluntary, our families are free to enter and exit our programs at any time and are not required to remain in the program.

Our programs serve the following audiences:

Supporting Teen Families
Pregnant teens and teen mothers

Healthy Marriage
Couples who are not married and are pregnant or newly parenting (a child 3 months or younger)

Today’s Dads
Fathers

Families United to Prevent Teen Pregnancy
Youth between the ages of 12-18

If you would like to make a referral, or would like to enroll, please contact our intake specialist at 414-449-2868 ext. 308 or email us.

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