ROSS Program
The Resident Opportunities and Self-Sufficiency (ROSS) Program connects residents of public housing with supportive services and activities that enable them to make progress toward economic independence and self-sufficiency. RRHA’s ROSS Coordinators work directly with residents to assess their needs and coordinate available resources in the community to meet them.
HOW CAN THE ROSS PROGRAM HELP YOU?
This service is FREE, and through this program, our ROSS Coordinators can assist you in the following areas:
- Job Training
- Resume Building
- Job placement and linkages to local employers
- Connection to educational programs for youth and adults
- College preparatory or vocational classes
- Supportive services such as childcare
- Transportation for training and employment opportunities
- Goal setting
WHAT’S IN IT FOR ME?
By helping residents set goals and connecting them with necessary services, your ROSS Coordinator ensures you have the tools to achieve your objectives. Additionally, they can prepare you for the FSS Program by assisting you with training or other support to enhance your readiness.
WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO TO ENROLL IN THE PROGRAM?
You can enroll in the ROSS program by reaching out to any of our service coordinators.
Denise White assists our residents at:
– Hunt Manor
– Villages At Lincoln
– Melrose Towers
Letia Harris assists our residents at:
– Bluestone Park
– Lansdowne Park
– Morningside Manor
NOTE: This program is exclusively for residents living in public housing.**
Meet the ROSS Program Coordinators
LETIA HARRIS
ROSS Service Coordinator
Email: lharris@rkehousing.org
Phone: 540-983-9878
DENISE WHITE
ROSS Service Coordinator
Email: dwhite@rkehousing.org
Phone: 540-824-9255
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