lady's do not come here! I left Casa de Los Angelitos just three weeks before giving birth because…read morethe mental stress was unbearable. Staff showed clear favoritism, picking and choosing which clients to help and deciding who could stay longer. Some even threw my food out. The environment was unsafe and unprofessional -- when I arrived, some residents who had already had their babies were smoking weed inside. This place is supposed to be supportive, but instead it was chaotic, discriminatory, and mentally draining. I cannot recommend it to anyone.

Casa De Los Angeles provides much needed room and board, as well as crucial support for pregnant…read morewomen. I've been helping out for a while now and have witnessed the warmth and love given to the mothers and babies. Truly one of a kind home.

When I first learned about A Place 2 Go from Jahmalie Smith, the owner, I immediately understood…read morethe mission and wanted to be a part of it. Because of Jahmalie's personal experience with incarceration and release, and having gone through the process of rebuilding her life, she knows what it takes to move forward. Her story connects her to this work in a real way. That's why the work she's doing now is so impactful and inspiring.

I just have to say how much I love what A Place 2 Go is doing. It's more than a place to live, it's…read morelike a community where you can feel at home. The staff are amazing! Especially the owner Jahmalie, it is clear she cares for what she has built. What's awesome is how thoughtful everything is. From comfy spaces to meaningful resources to safety features that give you peace of mind. It's clear this place is built with heart. If you're looking for a place that feels like family, you've found it here.

I have had a great experience here at horizon. Davon, Nina, will , peter , Mrs Jones, Maggie and…read moreall of the employees have treated me and other clients with respect, love and total professional care. I came into this program after the most painful experience in my life. I lost my wife to cancer and all employees treated and shown me love like we are family. I personally want to thank you all for the love and care you have shown me. Give these employees a raise , they all deserve it. Love you all. John B

This facility is such a blessing to so many people. The staff truly cares and are such amazing…read morehumanitarians. They serve good nutritional food and uphold good values. I highly recommend this facility to anyone in need. Thank you Horizon Team for all you do and the lives you change. Keep up the great work..

I love volunteering here! What they do is really amazing and I'm happy to help out my community.read more

Have been volunteering here for almost two months and I really admire the staffs commitment to the…read morecause. Everything runs smoothly and they are making a difference in the community.

Wouldn't "not recommend" but at this time I could not recommend…read more Some Staff members filled there jobs well, others not so much. Thank You.

This place is doing a good job. Most of the staff seem to care and take time to make sure we are…read moreok. Security makes me feel safe and having nurses and my medication on site helps. The food is good and I like movie night.

Great organization to be a part of if you are in the South Bay. I've been a mentor for 2 years with…read morethe same girl that I was paired from Orange County when I first joined. Though due to the distance between the girl and I, we weren't able to attend any of of the mentor/mentee activities that took place in the South Bay. However, we made our own calendar and did our thing in the last two years such as miniature golfing, Afternoon Tea, mani/pedis , and finding new restaurants and dessert places around OC to visit every time we got together. Walk With Sally is a nonprofit organization located in the South Bay, that pairs mentors with kids whose parent had either passed away from cancer or is currently battling cancer. They are trying to branch out to other cities (when I joined 2 years ago - I was probably the first mentor that they paired with a child that was not in the South Bay.) Give them call even if you are not in the South Bay and ask if they have child near your city that you could mentor. It's such a great organization in that some of the mentors in the program were kids who had lost a parent - and as an adult they have chosen to give back to the organization that had helped them through one of the hardest times of their lives. All they ask is that you dedicate 8-10 hours a month to your mentee. It could be one day a month where you spend the day together, or a couple hours a week. Hopefully through that friendship, you'll be able to make an impact on each other's lives and make a difference. Cheers!

I have been very privileged over the last year to partner with this incredible, amazing Nonprofit…read moreand just recently I began mentoring through the group. Walk with Sally is an organization that provides mentoring support programs and services to children (ages 7-17) who have parents or siblings with cancer. In many cases, the children in the program have one or both parents going through end stage cancer and are in need of a friend who has been through a similar trial with cancer. Having gone through the same thing at 22, when my Mom passed away after a five year battle with cancer, this has a been a touching way to give back and honor the amazing people who supported me through one of the most challenging periods of my life. Being a mentor is not only about the disease, but is one on one time with a child who for all intents just wants to be a kid. WWS organizes many events like for the mentors and mentees like ice-skating at Toyota Center, attending baseball games, star-watching at the Observatory, or just hanging out and being kids together. As we reflect on the New Year's and our goals to be more selfless and to make a change in the world, I wanted to post this business as an awareness and also as a suggestion for making a positive impact in the New Year. For requesting more information on mentorship, all you have to do is visit the website and perhaps talk with the program director Zina about attending an information session. There are children waiting for matches all throughout LA, so please don't worry about proximity to the the Torrance office. This has been a great organization and an experience that continues to give back to me much more than I could put into words or give to it. Please check it out and if cancer has touched your life (as it has most of ours), think about mentorship or supporting this great local organization.

Omg meet me tell you how great this food was! They had the freshest box I have ever had in my life…read more Oh the amount of food I got fed my family for weeks . Thank you so much. I didn't snap a picture but I can say it was an amazing experience. The service was exceptional and the value of the goods were beyond bomb.

Ms Ann is amazing, she has provided services to myself, and my family for over 2yrs now. The food…read moreis great and healthy and the location provides an ambience of peace!!! Weather it's visiting the garden area or just having a bite to eat!!! You will feel like you're on a trip for a day!!! May God continue to bless the vision and purpose of Ms Ann and Project 43. The marathon continues...... @juicyteas424.

What a wonderful place to volunteer. They are doing such good things to help so many people.read more

I volunteered here for my first time about 4 years ago and it was the most transformational day of…read moremy life! The amount of gratitude , love , and community I felt was indescribable. I wasn't sure what I was getting into when I first volunteered especially after learning it only takes 90 minutes to fully furnish and decorate an aged out foster youths home... but it happened and was amazing! I highly recommend volunteering to anyone who wants to help transform a strangers life!