I went to take my disabled daughter for an art class and everything was going fine with the…read morereceptionist. Polite and helpful. At that time the supposed artist that was going to teach the class was there. And to our surprise this old man saw us and was asking for vaccines for Covid. This information wasn't on the website and my daughter was never informed of this. To us what it seemed like was that this white old man is a racist. Even the receptionist didn't know what to say. She was as surprise as we were. Hopefully you get rid off this "man" because in our community we already go through so much outside that we don't need a person inside a place where your supposed to feel safe to be who you are. I am very disappointed.

I have been coming here for years to get all of my testing done. The staff is always very kind and…read morehelpful ESPECIALLY Eiza and Arturo. As somebody who is scared of blood and needles they are always super gentle and patient. Eiza always has a great smile and welcoming attitude. I couldn't ask for better health providers.

04/16/202 Came here for a meeting in support of One Breath…read moreFoundation - Gloria's Legacy #DonateLife. I helped with decorations when I arrived and was greeted by Terri and Toni. Met some great people here and heard their stories. I want to call this a small clubhouse with a small stage. This small event provided some really good BBQ, I should have asked where it was from. This place can be booked for events which also has a kitchen. It's right on the corner when you see the stoplight. Parking on the street might be tough so park your car in the park area. You cannot miss it. Now my one question is, do you have that #pinkdot on your Driver's License??

I recently has the pleasure of doing volunteer work at the LB Ronald McDonald house. The property…read moresits across LB Memorial Hospital, and the Millers Children Hospital. I have always heard about these places providing support to family members of their ill kids-but never knew to what extent. The house is staffed 24-7, and provides lodging in an almost resort like environment. Great care went into every detail of the house, to better provide services to their guest. Their are 19 guest rooms, and they were at 90 % occupancy. During my visit, another volunteer group had just made breakfast for the guest-while another group was cleaning doors and windows. My group got to help setting up the holiday decorations. Thanks to the many private donors, companies and people who volunteer their time to make this happen.

It's our first day here and everything is great. I'm Glad…read morethey have this wonderful housing available for family members with patients in the hospital. Everything is new and clean. Staff is nice and available 24/7. They provide lunch or dinner depending on who donated that day. You are expected to give $25-35 donation per day if you wish. That's how they are funded. They have computer room, kids room, mini library, patio, play area, living room, game room, TV room, laundry and kitchen. Visitor can come visit you only in the common area from 9a-9p. They provide shuttle to go to the hospital (Need to schedule in advance). There is also free parking (they charge $5/day at the hospital). I'm thankful this place is here for us.

This place is fun. Has it all. From fast food to bbq…read more Belmont shores even has a cigar lounge. Legends can get a bit wild. Cant go wron with lucilles or peets coffee. However parking is a pain.

BSBA is the key association behind most of the amazing events on 2nd St. & Belmont Shore. Get on…read moretheir mailing list and learn the ins and outs of Belmont Shore, especially if you're a business owner, employee or resident.

ive spent several days shooting at ccco. very exciting to see what they are doing for downtown LA…read morekids and families. they are in the heart of skid row, next to the midnight mission and union rescue mission. they have programs during the week for kids from elementary age to high school, where they come, get tutoring, get a hot dinner, and just be kids. the kids live downtown, in long term hotels, w their families, and ccco allows their parents to work, and not worry about their kids. they have a program mid week called karaoke coffee club. its an evening where those living on skid row can come, have coffee, and sing karaoke for a few hours. its a great program that allows ccco to reach out and provide a place for those living on the streets to have fun, and know that they are welcome here. check out the link, it will blow you away www.homelesskaraoke.com

This is a Church of the Nazarene house of worship in Central City Los Angeles. Pastor Tony…read moreStallworth and his wife Lucy lead two Sunday services. You will have to park your car at curbside or at a nearby public lot. Everyone is welcome.

Excellent place for fellowship and meetings. Different days and times available. Friendly staffread more

I came here last Friday and liked it so much I immediately became a member. They have meetings…read moreeveryday and you can shoot pool with other AA members. It has a full snack bar and coffee and energy drinks. Debbie is the president and she is so hospitable and gracious. Love this place. My sobriety date is October 12, 2020 and this place keeps me connected and thriving.

The mission of the Miller Family Health Education Center (MFHEC) is to provide a vital learning…read moreenvironment dedicated to promoting a healthy city through health education, leadership development, and collaboration with our diverse community. The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Miller Family Health Education Center (MFHEC) provides community health education and health promotion programs, trainings for health and social service professionals, and hosts meetings and external programs that benefit the community. To learn more about the MFHEC background and grand opening. Linguistically appropriate programming for limited English speaking residents Professional/provider education and capacity building Community-based and community-driven programming Public Health Resource Library The heart of the MFHEC is the Multicultural Pavilion, a state-of-the-art conference and training center with built-in wireless language interpretation capabilities, LCD projectors and screens, cable TV/DVD/VCR, wireless microphones, teleconferencing and videoconferencing capabilities. The MFHEC also has a Multi-purpose Room for childcare and smaller meetings. MFHEC facilities are used by DHHS health education programs and are available to community partners for health education, leadership development and community collaborative meetings and events. Health education trainings and classes are also available at the MFHEC. Thanks to a generous grant from the Earl B. and Loraine H. Miller Foundation, the MFHEC offers free monthly family-centered health education forums and workshops on a variety of topics. The forums provide families with information and resources on topics related to childhood and adolescent health and well-being. The MFHEC houses several Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services programs that provide public and preventive health education, health promotion, training and services dedicated to meeting the needs of families and individuals in the community.

As most hospitals go no one ever wants to be at one unless it is an emergency. You almost always…read morehave to expect a 4-12 hour wait where ever you go. I will add the facilities are clean as well as staff being friendly. You always hope the doctors are fast but as long as the care is exceptional you tend to overlook the long waiting to hear your diagnosis. This is definitely a child forward hospital. They had a bed to pull out and sleep offer snacks since they know you've gone about 26 hours with little to no sleep and food.

My overall experience is MEDIOCRE. I'm currently using the free hot meal program. I have my PROS &…read moreCONS. Here's the PROS. The serving staff are friendly, They allow us to get seconds & thirds. Here are the CONS, The building is old & decrepit. No air conditioning. So does the restrooms. Overall, the food sometimes good & sometimes mediocre. Also, the food pantry is MEDIOCRE as well. I don't always get what I wanted.

COA is a critical access point for the Long Beach community. They accommodated my teaching project…read morefor earthquake preparedness and everyone is so kind.