Friends of Grace Point Fellowship

“And they will remember that God is their rock, and they will be redeemed.” Psalm 78:35

Phone: 541.200.3000
Email: rocrecoverycenter@gmail.com 
Website: rocrecoverycenter.org

We are Here to Serve the Southern Oregon Community.
We Invite You to Come As You Are.
Our Services are Confidential & Payment is Determined by a Sliding Scale.
(scholarships are available)

The ROC Recovery Center is located at 213 S. Fir St., inside Grace Point Fellowship, in Medford, Oregon.

The ROC Recovery Center is a faith-based charitable organization that is committed to meet the needs of those struggling with addiction behavior, mental illness, domestic violence, homelessness or emotional trauma in the Southern Oregon community.
If you or someone you know battles with addiction behaviors please give us a call at 541.200.3000 or email: rocrecovery@gmail.com 

ROC Recovery Center Mission Statement

The ROC is a faith-based charitable organization whose purpose is to empower, inspire, and provide
restoration to the brokenhearted as they  overcome addiction, rebuild lives, and restore families through God’s love.

Our Values

Advocacy | Promote Recovery in our Community

Respect | Always Considerate of Others

Integrity | Walking in Honesty and Truth

Empowerment | Focus on Creating Solutions

Passion | Dedicated to Success

Teamwork | We all Succeed Together

Thrive | Commitment to Growth

For additional information call 541.200.3000 or email: rocrecoverycenter@gmail.com 

“I tell you, even though he will not get up and give you the bread because of friendship, yet because of your shameless audacity he will surely get up and give you as much as you need.” – Luke 11:8

Grace Point Fellowship is dedicated to supporting Safe Families for Children. We encourage those who are led to volunteer by becoming a host family, caring for a child in your home, or becoming a family friend. We offer training at Grace Point Fellowship in our Cafe. There are always ongoing needs so please contact Rick Fraenkel with any questions about this ministry.

For more information contact Rick Fraenkel at 541.941.3830
or by email at efraenkel59@gmail.com

Safe Families for Children’s vision is to create a world where children are safe and families transformed through radically compassionate communities. Our mission is to host vulnerable children and create extended family–like supports for desperate families through a community of devoted volunteers who are motivated by compassion to keep children safe and families intact.

What if…

• we could stop child abuse before it starts?
• it wasn’t a shameful experience for at-risk families to ask for help?
• single moms were connected to support instead of socially isolated?
• local government, non-profits, and churches worked together to help families in crisis?
• a family’s safety net was their neighbors instead of the government?
• you didn’t have to ‘qualify’ to be cared for?
• children and teens could be protected during times of crisis without being permanently separated from their parents?

 Safe Families for Children is the answer.

94% of children hosted in a Safe Family return home and will never be the subject of an abuse or neglect allegation.

Isolation is the most significant contributing factor to child abuse. Through Safe Families for Children, parents step out of isolation and into relationships, reducing the risk of child abuse.

Safe Families for Children keeps families together, and research shows that children who grow up in biological families are more likely to:

• earn a high school diploma and college degree
• be employed and have health insurance
• decrease welfare dependency
• avoid incarceration

Becoming a Safe Families for Children Volunteer is easy and rewarding.

As a Host Family, caring for a child in your home, or a Family Friend, standing alongside a family offering wisdom and guidance or providing essential support through material goods, you will impact your community for good and potentially help a family chart a course to sustained health and success.

Areas of involvement to consider:

• Host Family: Voluntarily host children in your home on a temporary basis.
• Family Friend: Encourage and support host families and families in need.
• Resource Friend: Provide goods & services to families in need. (meals, gas, groceries)
• Family Coach: Help families in need reach their goals and provide encouragement to host families
• Donate/Raise Funds: Your financial support keeps children safe and families intact
• Pray: Pray for families in crisis, our volunteers, our staff, and the movement
• Host a Home Gathering:
• Assist w/Administrative Tasks: Phone Calls, emails, data entry
• Become a Circle of Support for One Family: Provide clothing, food, transportation or other items to support family.

IMMEDIATE NEEDS & UPDATES 

September 10th 2021 – Need help ASAP!
We are working with an amazing family from Eagle Point who has a legally blind 13 year old son, they need to travel to Washington to visit the campus at the Washington State School for the Blind.  This school would be an amazing fit for him and help him succeed academically in ways that he just won’t be able to do here.  This family runs on a tight, and limited, budget.  We are reaching out for help with gas cards, and maybe a hotel, for them (mom and son) to help support this trip.

God Bless: Eric

Jackson County 

Male Mentor Needed– (June 2021) HC is an 11-year-old male who will be attending Scenic Middle School next year.  This youth is currently living at HWAM.  We are hoping to reunite him with his mom and 2 younger siblings.  He would love someone to take him to ice cream, go fishing, hiking, etc.  He very much enjoys art and making things with boxes.   He is lacking in male role-models and connections and as we know this can be so impactful.   Please contact your Ministry Lead or Heather (541-95-4289) if you are interested in connecting with and mentoring this youth.   The mentor commitment is 2 1×1 visits a month and 2 phone or text contact.    

Circle of Support Needed:  The mom of the youth listed above is in desperate need of a circle of support.  What’s a circle of support?  Someone (or a team of someone’s) who build connection and relationship with the family.  This momma is isolated and we know the #1 risk factor to families is isolation.  Mom has a fantastic professional team, but could use relationship and a church she and the kids could engage with.  Someone to bring dinner or take her to coffee (she can pay her part) and love on this family. 

Resources Needed

School Clothes- One of our former Safe Families youth has reached out for help getting her siblings school clothes.  Her mom is disabled and she is the primary caretaker.   They are needing:  Woman’s sizes- 13 pants, XL shirts, and size 7.5 shoes.   Boys- Size 9 BOYS pants, size 7/8 in shirts and we don’t know the shoe size just yet.    This is an amazing family, who has had some very unfortunate struggles, please let your ministry lead or Heather (541-951-4289) know if you can help. 

Gift Cards- Grocery, Gas, Haircuts Gift Cards- When we get these, we quickly disperse them to our hosting parents.  I cannot express how much these little things help!

 ANSWERED PRAYERS!

Thankful for everyone who’s loved on our Safe Families, throughout the summer we have been blessed with and delivering Gift Cards, food and supplies to all our Host Homes.   

 Thank you for all the effort to build our volunteer base!

 Current Hosting’s/Circle of Support:

Grace Point:  

Mountain:  1 Long-Term Hosting

Living Waters: 1 Circles of Support, 1 co-hosting with Mountain and 1 respite hosting

Eagle Point Community Bible: 1 Circles of Support

Unassigned Hosting:  1 Circle of Support in Central Point

Hope City:  1 Circle of Support/Respite Hosting

For additional information contact Rick Fraenkel by phone: 541.941.3830
OR email: efraenkel59@gmail.com