Peoples are very kind and manners. They are great help especially when you are very down to bottom…read moreof your life. No shame to ask for food when you are in trouble to buy food. Just ask them. Thank you for help from our community

As of today October 23rd the government shut down all food banks including this one I have been to…read moreall in the area using the last of my gas and have no food starving to death and it's permanently CLOSED

My experience with Interfaith has been exceptional. I am grateful for the opportunity to enhance my…read moreown life and return to a prosperous existence. My VA Case Manager Maria goes above and beyond to help me be successful with the Recuperative Care Program while my VA Nurse Katina goes the extra mile to ensure my health continues to improve. This place saved my life. Thank you to everyone employed there who helped support my care and give 100% effort to ensure my success with recovery of my injuries. God bless! - Bryan

I had a very disappointing experience with Interfaith Community Services at their 1820 S Escondido…read moreBlvd location. I reached out for help through their homeless prevention program during a really difficult time, but the level of professionalism and organization I encountered was deeply concerning. Communication was inconsistent, and it was nearly impossible to get clear, timely updates about my case. I often felt like I was being given vague or conflicting information and there seemed to be favoritism to one specific population. What stood out most was the overall lack of professionalism within the office. There appeared to be internal dynamics and distractions that interfered with the quality and reliability of services being provided. Such as office flirtations and it seemed obvious that these coworkers seemed to be in a "personal" relationship. As a client seeking support, it was frustrating to feel like my situation wasn't being treated with the seriousness it deserved. Programs like this are meant to support people in vulnerable situations, but my experience felt disorganized, impersonal, and dismissive. I hope the organization takes a closer look at how their office is being run and makes improvements to ensure clients receive the consistent, respectful support they need.

This is a men's homeless shelter located in a nice, safe area of Carlsbad. I have a friend who…read moreneeded the services of Los Posadas. The exterior looks to be brand new and clean. They provide daily meals, showers, laundry facilities, a bed and a safe roof over your head. In addition, they provide job and future housing services.

La Posada de Guadalupe Shelter - Carlsbad, CA…read more La Posada is the only shelter in San Diego's North County region that provides emergency services to both day laborers and the general homeless population. Located in Carlsbad, La Posada is well positioned to help homeless men reintegrate back into society as contributing and productive members of our community. The mission of Homeless Men's Services is to provide men with tools to improve their quality of life, retain their personal dignity and be welcomed back into their communities. Complete list of services: Emergency housing and meals for up to 3 months Case management services including counseling for issues like substance abuse, anger management and financial workshops Translation and interpretation services Assistance with employment leads, resources, and job applications Assistance with setting medical and dental appointments and acquiring medical screening tests On-site self-help group meetings Assistance with on-site and outside medical services Do you have items to donate? Contact La Posada de Guadalupe Shelter at the phone number provided above to see if they can use any items you may have to donate. RAVE REVIEWS FOR LOS POSADAS!!! Men's Shelter ***************************** New facility is magnificent! Built in 2012 this multi-million dollar building sits atop Carlsbad with beautiful views 360. State-of the-Art Kitchen, Dining Room, 50 bed dorm, migrant worker quarters, laundry, and administrative offices. Located next to the CITY OF CARLSBAD SAFETY CENTER, Police, Fire and Emergency Services, Kudos to Carlsbad, Catholic Charities, the many donors and supporters. Started about 20 years ago to provide temporary housing for migrant workers, Los Posadas has expanded it's program to include HOMELESS MEN. The program offers a 60 day no cost stay including 3 meals a day and sack lunches. Ammenities include a slate regulation pool table, outdoor BBQ, library, resources, jobs and housing board. To qualify all you need is the desire to find gainful employment, do a small chore and abide by house rules. The 60 day term is designed to get residents a chance to accumulate funds. Other charities and organizations work to help residents find jobs and housing. NOTE: City of Carlsbad and Interfaith Community Services operate a day labor program one block from the facility. Carlsbad Library and other services are available. See case worker for references. **** F O U R S T A R S ********* KUDOS TO LOS POSADAS STAFF & SUPPORTERS ********* My story: I personally benefitted as I get a small monthly stipend from Social Security. My van was impounded and I was left homeless and hopeless. During my stay I was able to accumulate enough funds to get a car. I am on a short list with Interfaith's 25 Cities Program for fast track housing placement. I would recommend this program to anyone serious about getting out of being homeless. You are required to be CLEAN & SOBER and attend AA meetings help in the dining room one a week. Thanks to everyone at Los Posadas!

Went in on Saturday for food services only to have individuals start acting unruly when I went to…read morecomplain Dan came at me with wild hand gestures I had to tell him four times to put his hands down when talking to me only to be told to leave or he would call the cops. This is just disgusting and outrageous you go to complain about unruly people only to have staff treat you very poorly shame on this church and why don't you have more staff to monitor what's going on and have a talk with Dan and tell him you don't come at people aggressively and in a threatening way I don't care if you don't like what you're hearing if people weren't acting up I wouldn't have had to complain two thumbs down for this so called church!!!!

I'm a queer person. I am 110% included, accepted and celebrated at St Andrew's. I appreciate so…read moremuch that I can participate fully in all activities, leadership roles, and ministries. Speaking of which, they are totally focused on loving their neighbors-- what Jesus said to do. All love. No judgment. Great children's program and robust youth group. Excellent music. Outdoor coffee hour. Beautiful worship. They provide a hot meal and showers on Saturdays for people in the community. Food pantry on Thursdays. Mail service. Document storage. Working with community organizers to keep elected officials on track with their promises for affordable housing and other services to improve Encinitas and the lives of people here. They're not perfect. No group of humans is. But they love people, and are always growing and striving to be better. I highly recommend St Andrew's!

Great location and super nice people. Visited the location to present at the MTAS HR Panel. Plenty…read moreof parking, clean building, great staff, and lots of opportunities for Veterans and Spouses to leverage services. While there I noted a representative helping an individual with their VA claim, I only witnessed the introduction but it was a positive vibe and felt very authentic. These folks are here to serve and help ensure you have solid representation to help navigate the process. Also, the MTAS that is led by Chris Keane and Mike Fraser is next level. Lots of good information and the group is able to meet with people in the industries that the participants are interested, I highly recommend Military Transitioning, Veterans and Mil. spouses take advantage of these resources.

Recently had a function at VANC and was very impressed with the director, Lori's, ability to be…read morewelcoming, professional and very detailed oriented. We had a choice of many different types of menus and ultimately settled on the Italian menu which was customized to our needs. Delicious food, spotless venue, a good sized dance floor, friendly and very accommodating staff who go above and beyond - what more could one ask for? We were even more impressed when we found out all the staff are volunteers, (the director is the exception). Additionally, after pricing various other venues, VANC offered good value for what they could offer us. Realizing whatever money they make on our event goes back directly to the Veteran community, made our decision to hold it here very easy. Thank you to everyone who made our special occasion even more memorable. We will be back! Cheers, B & T Bates

This is a wonderful church. I have been a part of this church family since I was eight. Now, I…read morebring my own kiddos. There is something to be said for a small church. It is more intimate and close knit, but welcoming at the same time. We have been under construction for the last six months, and will be done for Easter Sunday! I can't wait to worship in our new space! If you have children, there is a wonderful Sunday school program during each service. We have loving volunteers who enjoy teaching creative lessons to our kids. There is also a nursery for our smallest members.

What a marvelous church! Gorgeous new Sanctuary with stunning stain glass. The sermon was…read moreinteresting and meaningful. The music was great - contemporary and traditional options. Best part - people were warm, friendly and authentic.

Every time I go there, I am greeted by so many enthusiastic people who are there to truly help…read more Even if you don't need help and just want a friendly ear, someone is there for that! they have many programs and services for all. Highly recommend :-)

Have you ever heard of an LGBTQ center that doesn't have an onsite gay men's support group? Under…read more"Services" they offer a "list" of "various programs" which included exactly ONE weekly Narc Anon meeting. No AA 12 step meeting. Under the "Programs" section of the website, there is an HIV group that meets ONCE a month. There is no onsite seniors group meeting. It's a flashy website that looks great and seems to promise a lot but when you dig into it and actually visit the location you're told to find a support group on Zoom or offsite somewhere. And the atmosphere is not friendly; it's cold. But there are multiple links for donating money.