Very very pleasant! The front desk is not only very welcoming and helpful but so is everyone that…read moreworks there. I knew my daughter needed extra assistance and help and i wasn't getting the support from her school. I then was sent to the whole child and the only downfall at first is getting in. Once your in it's really good. My daughter sees a lady named Kelly and not only has she been helpful with my daughter but also in helping my husband and myself's communication with her! I really don't know why there is only a few stars when i feel it needs a lot more.

The CEO, CFO, intake staff, supervisor of housing have done their best to avoid assisting my family…read morein our application. We were referred to them, and they are refusing to provide us with services that we qualify for. I'm reporting them to everyone.

I was super impressed when we took a tour of the preschool portion of SLDC. The campus is really…read morehuge and looks like a regular school. But this school really helps kids from infants to their adulthood with learning disabilities. The preschool, in particular, is for everyone. What is really helpful, they use the same helpful techniques for children with learning disabilities in their curriculum. It is like equipping the teachers with super learning powers. It is really to accelerate the learning process. I love how diverse the students who attend this school and teacher ratio is amazing. You have the option of sending your child in for 2xs or 3xs or 4xs or the full the week. The cost to send your child there is extremely reasonable. I was so surprised! Their school schedule is like Centralia's school schedule and has summer school as an option. The only reason why my son has not enrolled yet is my son is receiving certain services from our insurance that is practically the whole day. Once those services go away, we certainly enroll him. I would just schedule a tour and once you go on it, you will be thrilled and ensured that you want your child to attend their preschool program. Oh yeah, their OT class gym is amazing. You should ask for it when you go on the tour to check it out.

Love this place. My daughter is 6 and was only getting 30 mins at Providence but they got ins to…read moreapprove 45 min sessions here. Very happy here.

They asked for $10 donation and they said it was for the driver who brings the food. They handed…read moreexpired food and they were very rude to ppl in need. They're also selling essentials on the side . They're are treating this as a business when it's supposed to help the community. This happened today 11/13/25 locations: city of Maywood

Very helpful to people in need of food. I been here at times of need. I recommend to anyone who is…read morein need of groceries.

Very professional. I can always get an answer to all my questions. They listen without judgement…read more They have very valuable information

TASK is a nonprofit that helps families advocate for disability services and special education, as…read morewell as navigate assistive technology. Their services include 504 plans, assessment, and IEP consultations. They don't recommend placement or therapeutic procedures, but can provide legal rights information for disability harassment and filing a complaint with a state educational agency. I attended their workshops for bullying prevention and emergency preparedness to learn action steps. I like how they offer resources to encourage self-advocacy.

Love visiting this place. Was great for a Mother's day trip one year too. Had amazing tea,…read morebeautiful scenery, and the Buddhas were exquisite!

A nonprofit organization, locally, the IBPS is best known as the formal name of organization that…read moreruns the Hsi Lai Temple, the centerpiece of the Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Order in Southern California. The organization's headquarters is in Taiwan. Although most of the people who go to Hsi Lai Temple are Taiwanese or Chinese, a number of English-only speakers (this includes 2nd generation Asian-American people who don't speak Chinese, as well as non-Asians) go there, too. If you want to learn more about Buddhism, check out their website at www.ibps.org or the Hsi Lai Temple site at www.hsilai.com. The IBPS website seems to have some broken links (particularly in the English section, but the Hsi Lai Temple website is quite robust). Check out the Yelp Review of the Hsi Lai Temple: http://www.yelp.com/biz/oT7g-I7sHIoa9X5YcNmu5A?hrid=F8sTI1jyb4WFbX8Dc9UcAw

Great adoption program. Super nice and vetting is properly. Gave a lot of background on our dogread more

Great and amazing staff. Very friendly, helpful and resourceful. They helped us so much with our…read morepets

Wow! What amazing people! Caring, informative and professional. I didn't know where to go or what…read moreto do about the cutes kittens we found. Not only did they have answers- they had immediate solutions. TNR the mother and the litter was living the life of Riley before their forever homes in pairs. I cannot speak highly enough about them.

We wanted to adopt a young cat from them and we believed we meet all of the requirements. I have…read morelived with cats my entire life and I treat my current cat like an absolute princess. We filled out the application (which took about half an hour) and after a few days got a generic rejection email. Quite frankly I find it extremely rude to not be given ANY sort of reason in the rejection and not even get a chance to speak to a real person to make your case. After looking though some of these reviews it seems that it may have been a "difference of philosophy" due to us letting our cat out into our fenced in backyard entirely supervised. If that's the reason just please say it so people don't have to speculate, and incredibly rude. You didn't even ask to see the setup we have and are just assuming we are irresponsible. I am well aware of how cats can go missing for being outside and I have neighbors who let their cats free roam which I am strongly against. Maybe try talking to the potential adoptee before rejecting an application. Yet again maybe that isn't even the reason our application is rejected. Too bad they don't tell you anything... To whoever rejected our application, we will be adopting another cat. So whatever you think you're doing by rejecting our application is just making it harder for that specific cat to find a home. You will find that the horrible fate that you thought would befall the cat we wanted to adopt from you will not be happening to our new cat. Considering that there are so many displaced pets due to the fires by LA, it seems pretty wasteful to be quite so picky with adopters. I would consider donating to other organizations such as your local humane society over these guys, since they don't seem very keen on actually placing pets in homes.

Every time I go into Habitat for Humanity to look around Mike has been there with a smile me find…read morewhat I need! I asked him the other day if he had any recliners and he went in the back and took a picture to show me the recliner. He also helped my daughter find what she wanted. Mike is always so friendly , and always willing to help. Thanks Mike for all you do!

My first time visiting Habitat for Humanity and was amazed…read more Mike took the time to explain the process and help us through out. Next time I will ask for him again hopefully he will be available.