A diverse group of adult men gathered in a welcoming shared home

Independent shared housing · Port St. Lucie, Florida

A safe place to heal.
A community to thrive.

Structured, substance-free housing where men can rebuild stability, strengthen independence, and stay connected to community resources.

Accepting appropriate referrals · Availability confirmed at screening

Independent LivingFor adults able to live independently

Substance-FreeA stable, accountable home environment

Referral-FriendlyClear screening and move-in coordination

Nationwide ReachAppropriate referrals from all U.S. states

About Rosa Safe Haven

Housing that helps people move forward with dignity.

Rosa Safe Haven provides structured, substance-free independent shared housing for men who can live independently but need a safe and stable place to continue recovery, rebuild stability, and remain connected to helpful resources.

We are a housing program—not a clinical treatment, detox, nursing, personal-care, medication-administration, or 24-hour supervision provider. Outside professionals continue all clinical care and legal supervision.

What residents can expect

A respectful home with structure, stability, and connection.

01

Safe shared housing

Clean, furnished living spaces, utilities, Wi-Fi, laundry access, and shared common areas.

02

Clear expectations

A substance-free environment with house rules, accountability, respect, and community responsibility.

03

Resource connection

Connections to recovery meetings, employment, transportation, benefits, life-skills, and community services as appropriate.

04

Coordinated transitions

Professional communication with approved referral sources during screening, approval, and move-in planning.

Who may be referred

Men ready for independent, structured living.

  • Adult men who can live independently
  • Veterans and adults in substance-use recovery
  • People transitioning from hospitals, detox, residential treatment, PHP, or IOP
  • Adults with dual diagnoses receiving outside clinical care
  • Re-entry participants, including probation or parole referrals
  • Adults experiencing homelessness or housing instability

Basic eligibility

Admission is based on fit, safety, and availability.

  • Can live independently without 24-hour supervision
  • Agrees to a substance-free living environment
  • Willing to follow house and community rules
  • Has an approved way to meet housing costs
  • Completes screening, intake, and required documentation

The exact residence address is shared only through the approved admission process to protect resident privacy and safety.

For referral partners

A clear, professional referral process.

We welcome appropriate referrals from treatment teams, hospitals, veteran organizations, courts, probation and parole, re-entry programs, case managers, social workers, coordinated entry, and community partners.

  1. 1

    Contact us

    Ask about current availability and describe the applicant’s housing needs.

  2. 2

    Complete screening

    We review independent-living ability, eligibility, payment source, safety, and program fit.

  3. 3

    Submit intake

    The applicant completes intake and assessment; required documents and arrangements are reviewed.

  4. 4

    Coordinate move-in

    If approved and space is available, Rosa Safe Haven coordinates the move-in with the applicant and referral source.

Please protect client privacy. Do not send sensitive client information through unsecured email. Contact us first so we can coordinate the appropriate intake process.

Payment options

Multiple approved ways to support stable housing.

SSI / SSDIGovernment disability benefits

PensionRetirement or veteran income

Direct paySelf-pay or employment income

ScholarshipApproved nonprofit support

SponsorshipChurch, agency, provider, or community partner

Third-party payOther approved arrangements

A nonrefundable community deposit is required. Amount and payment arrangements are confirmed during screening.

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A legacy of caring

Named for Rosa. Built to continue her compassion.

Founder Teresa Weems named Rosa Safe Haven in loving memory of her mother, Rosa, whose long career in nursing and caregiving helped people regain strength, dignity, and hope. The program carries that legacy forward by offering a stable home where people can rebuild their lives with purpose.

Start a referral conversation

Let’s help someone take the next step toward stability.

Contact Teresa Weems for current eligibility, availability, partnership information, or a housing referral.

Call407-639-9432 Emailinfo@rosasafehaven.com

Service areaPort St. Lucie, Florida

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