The Center Towards Self Reliance is a well oiled machine. The needy are helped. They have many…read moredifferent services. I personally got a voucher for glasses and I frequent the food pantry once or twice a month. This is a great service. The foods are nutritious and there is plenty of it. I usually get 3 bags of food. You can pick out 3 items from a variety of food, so you get what you WANT. I would highly recommend the Center Toward Self Reliance in Pueblo Colorado.

They are supposed to help people with disabilities and all they did was have me put my own resume…read moreon zip recruiter. They never helped me find a job. They sent me a letter for a gas card for people who are working. I Work for uber eats and sent screenshots of my payments, i sent a letter from uber stating i am an active driver, i submitted my weekly summary and i still dont qualify for a card. That is really ridiculous when u need assistance and have to jump through hoops just for a little relief. I give up on this company

Such a fun experience for the whole family! We loved seeing all the animals, and the staff were so…read morefriendly and welcoming. The snack shop team was great, and everyone we met was eager to share their knowledge about the animals. A wonderful place to spend the day!

It was a clean zoo, and there was like no one there because we went on a Wednesday. But there was…read morealmost no animals, we couldn't find half of them and there was like one animal per cage. We paid $15 per person which isn't bad. But I wouldn't come here again, especially for how far I drove. If I lived near here then maybe I would come, but I don't think it's worth the time or money. The screaming monkey was funny.

On July 5th two representatives of Christlife Ministries, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization…read moremade contact with my Mother in the most disrespectful and belittling way they found possible. The female representative who claimed to be a good Christian woman stared down her nose as she not only accused my Mother of wrong doing but also insulted my Mother's appearance, a Cancer Survivor, a woman who had been disabled for many years before her full mastectomy, a woman who is taking sole care of one of her granddaughter in spite of her health limitations, a woman who lives on a small fixed income with no transportation, a woman who daily gives her troubles to God only to be treated horribly by a woman who claims to do God's work. I am asking that your staff, your community representation take training and or classes on not only etiquette but customer service. Our family has not been able to properly grieve as your establishment made their demands to clean out my deceased Brother-In-Law Donald DeCrow's belongings; a man who died in his bed at your facility, just so his "bed could be filled". This was Christlife Ministries representative's only concern? A man who was denied proper health care and subsequently died in your facility. Donald was no saint; he was a man, a human being, a child of Christ! Donald was blessed to have found your program as he began his last attempt as a positive member of society. He left behind his wife (my sister) who is currently incarcerated and his only child, my niece a beautiful six year old girl who only knew her father to be the man who hugged her tight and loved her unconditionally. Donald's unexpected death has not been easy for my Mother. My husband a decorated Veteran after 24 years in the Army, myself a highly recognized community volunteer and Fraud Auditor and our six successful children live in the state Washington, we are unable to make an emergency trip to Colorado to help her ensure your facility was cleaned out properly. We are beyond disgusted with the tone your 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization has handled not only the passing of Donald but the treatment of his only family. My mother had to shield my niece from your representatives as she is six and does not need a woman preaching the word of God to act the complete opposite. My niece is innocent and still unaware the choices of her parents have landed her an extended vacation at her Nana's! I intend to share our story with anyone in Southern Colorado who will listen to ensure no other family member ever goes through the gross mistreatment my Mother experienced. Please educate your staff on customer service, etiquette and proper interactions. Remember when claiming to be Christ like your actions speak louder than any advertisement or propaganda you use to fill the beds of your establishment!

great overall experience staff was exceptionally helpful and friendly!!! I highly recommendread more

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Everyone here was absolutely amazing to work with. The professionalism and compassion of this…read moreorganization goes above and beyond in every aspect! Thank you so much for having so much compassion towards your clients, and helping them when they are in the most need of help and support in their lives. You have no idea how much of a difference you are making, and the impact that you are having on peoples lives is absolutely amazing! Thank you again and God bless

My mother-in-law passed away unexpectedly and we let the staff at SRDA Lifeline know the same day…read more We arranged for pick up of the equipment on Monday, but I was only told "someone will pick it up". Since I know they have volunteers helping mail out statements I had no idea that someone was actually UPS.They had to come back the next day when everything was packed up correctly. Simple fix, let clients know to box up the equipment for a UPS pick up. Six days after informing them of her passing we received an automated call to check the equipment because it didn't seem to be working properly. This is absolutely unacceptable! In this day and age there has to be a way around this so that grieving families don't get such an awful call.

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Can you tell which kind of animal at the ranch is my favorite?…read more Let me tell you...holding these little babies is actual LIFE! Are you mad, sad, glad, rad?? Anything you're going through, this is the place for you. Such a spirit lift! When you're headed down the road to get there you almost think you couldn't possibly be going the right way. It's out in the boondocks, and down a dirt road. But it's so worth the trip. The animals love people so much. The goats might trick you into thinking you're their best friend, but in reality they just want your treats. The babies are so lovable. They always have all kinds of cuties; horses, piggies, alpacas, donkeys, sheep, chickens, ducks, bunnies, ostriches... We go all the time. It's an awesome family fun experience. One trip my daughter and I got to watch baby goats be born! I highly recommend checking them out!

This little place is a must if you're in the Colorado Springs area. We are from out of state and…read morethis was our first stop. The owner, Erin, is amazing!! The passion, nurture, knowledge, and love that she has for each and every animal on her farm just gives me goosebumps. This experience is family friendly and even my 16 year old daughter had the time of her life.