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    Stockton Shelter For the Homeless

    Stockton Shelter For the Homeless

    3.0
    (4 reviews)

    I was shocked by the number of human beings laying on the sidewalk. People are not dogs. The smell…read moreof the porta potties throughout the neighborhood and the smell of burning plastic was so unhealthy and I got sick Everytime I had to go there. Case management was a failure. I got not even a hint of housing in 3 months I waited. I hired a social worker from outside of St. Mary's and I was brutally thrown out of "the program". There are worse things than being a homeless human being and this place is it.

    The shelter caseworker Jessica stole my money out of money Management I saved up 6,000 dollars to…read moremove me and my baby out and during that time the shelter told me I had to leave when i checked in for my money i only had 1,000 out of the six and I had all my receipts then ceo joylyn who just got fired for EmbezzlementTold me I didn't have to leave until I found a place because they didn't want me to sue them and bring news attention. then there is a islander employee name moala who is very unprofessional and rude and Abuses his power by making it already hard to live there someb needs to talk to the board about him he treats the shelt clients like they are Beneath him if you are homeless please find somewhere different until they fire moala And Jessica like they did joylyn they are going to steal your money and moala is going to treat you like your a piece of crap and hes going to make it difficult just breathing around him when the shift leaves before him I use to cry in my bedroom cause I knew he wasn't going to open the Refrigerator or give me my medication when I asked for it that place is not Suitable or tolerable for anybody looking for a fresh start or a new life please avoid this shelter

    LifeMoves | Julian Street Inn

    LifeMoves | Julian Street Inn

    3.9
    (10 reviews)

    This is a very nice homeless shelter that is located in Downtown San Jose. They offer a 6 month…read moreprogram for homeless individuals to stay here and live while they work to get back on their feet. Residents have to put a portion of their income away (to be held by Life Moves) in order for them to use their savings to obtain permanent housing in the Bay Area Community. They provide nutritious food and snacks, laundry privileges, bathrooms and showers, and even assigned beds (with outlets for charging devices) for their local residents. They also offer bikes that you can borrow in order to get around town, and they offer free toiletries, clothing, and shoes to residents. It's a fantastic organization that really does so much to help the community in the Bay Area. Non Profit Organizations, such as Life Moves: Julian Street Inn, truly make the world a better place. They provide so many amazing and deserving individuals with a warm, loving, caring, and comfortable place to stay, where they can go to live in peace, joy, and happiness. If you are homeless and in need, please do not give up hope. There is help for you and resources and many people why truly care about you, your life, and your health and well being! If you are homeless and looking for shelter in the Bay Area, you will need a referral from a case worker in order to stay at Life Moves: Julian Street Inn. You will also need to wait for a bed to open up by being put on a waiting list. To get a referral, you can try contacting PATH: People Assisting The Homeless by visiting ePATH.org. You can also try calling 211 on your cell phone. Another great service for locating resources in your community is the website FindHelp.org. If you've never had the chance to use FindHelp.org, I highly recommend that you check out this invaluable website, for the many resources and services that it provides our local communities. Please trust me when I say that this website can change your life for the better! You can literally find so many, vital, even life saving, community resources, just by searching FindHelp.org. Please know that your love and support, via liking, sharing, reviewing, and otherwise spreading the word about these organizations on social media, Yelp, Google, TrustPilot, Facebook, etc. all make a significant impact. You can also show your support by choosing to volunteer your time, by donating funds, by donating belongings, by donating a vehicle, by donating pet food and pet supplies (to support the resources needed when caring for these animals), really any way you are able to help by supporting organizations, such as Life Moves: Julian Street Inn, truly makes the World a better place, by improving the lives of so many people in need, your support truly succeeds in saving all lives! To the volunteers, case workers, and individuals who work, donate time, donate supplies, donate funds, and donate food you are all very kind, caring, and thoughtful, generous, and selfless. If you are reading this now, please know that you are truly loved and appreciated for all that you do for the homeless, the entire Bay Area community, and in making the World a better place!

    worst shelter I've been too. staff and clients are racist. they say no recording in rooms but staff…read morerecords me while I sleep and they are not trying to help with housing

    Shepherd's Gate - Livermore

    Shepherd's Gate - Livermore

    4.5
    (11 reviews)

    Always a pleasant experience. Staff and manager are always helpful and friendly…read more Stock is neatly arranged and buyable. Not only is Shepard's Gate worth a visit, but they support our community.

    This review is written as an observer at a distance given lack of access during the recovery…read moreprocess. Most info gained through family members who have had direct contact and my own research. This program and organization is unlike any other I've seen or heard of. While being very structured in many ways such as lack of outside communication for most of 11 months, this allows the individual to step out from under the burden upon them, long enough to make the personal changes needed. The facilities are excellent, and the needs of the participants are well met. Religion may not be your thing, but if accepting God into your life helps reduce the anxiety, or other inhibiting factors, why not? If participants learn to think about their actions prior to acting, they learn to avoid problems, and get help when they recognize it on the horizon. Those are much needed skills today. The support shepherds gate receives from all the churches in the tri-valley area is nothing short of amazing! It is evident by the volunteer support the organization receives. This program has attendees learning coping skills necessary to live functionally in today's world. They help them develop computer skills. They help them interview for and get employment. They have access to every resource from sponsors to doctors and therapists. Attendees of the program seem very positive. Some refuse to play by the rules and are removed from the program. In the end this is a free 11 month program. Not because insurance is covering it, they don't charge. Yes that's written correctly. This is a program that gives the time needed to move to a new lifestyle, and have stabilization. I can't imagine what this would cost otherwise. When it seems like everyone's got an angle to rob you blind, here is the purest form of love and support. I had my reservations given its structure. But the feedback is outstanding.

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