This is an amazing Non Profit. They really focus on helping with LA's homeless foster youth…read moreepidemic. This first work and live space for foster youth, such a great concept.

Best place to live, while building the character for success. Amazing workshops, speakers, and staffread more

My friend stayed here and was kicked out for smoking but was never proven. He was asked to come…read moreback next day. But he went back a week later to pick up his stuff from locker. TEQUILA his case manager had his stuff went through his belongings and took back the free clothes that they gave him. Also a couple of things were missing from his belongings. No warning nothing just asked to leave at 11pm. What place throws someone out at that time! This is a terrible place! I plan to report this facility! They took back the free clothes and also took some of his belongings! I would give 0 starts! Stay away from this place! They are also racist! Very upset!

Wonderful people , caring, kind. They help you when you have no where else to go. They help you and…read morerespect you.

Might be a legitimate charity that does good but uses an aggressive telemarketing service, MDS…read moreCommunications, that bombards phones and knowingly flaunts the National Do Not call List. Sad...

We had a great time here for my husband's Christmas party. It is so pretty inside at Christmas time.read more

I had a positive experience visiting for the first time. This is a small, intimate center with a…read morewell-established reputation in the Los Angeles area. It caters to the LGBTQIA+ and ally communities.

This place has been a HUGE part of my sobriety. I went to my first meeting there 4 years ago and…read moreI'm so excited to start going back to meetings again!!! They have meetings all the time and a great source for literature about addiction and recovery. Everyone is beyond welcoming and helpful.

Was very impressed with the system they have to help homeless people get back on they're feet…read more I personally know of a individual that they help turn his life around.

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

Fast Response and helped me find options while I am waiting on the wait list and answered all of my…read morequestions

When I lived at PATH, I was there for two years. I could have stayed longer, but over time, I…read morestarted feeling mentally and emotionally uncomfortable because I was going through some serious internal struggles. Around that time, someone bought me a ticket to visit my adopted daughter--someone I had longed to see but never got the chance to. Despite everything, my experience at PATH was one of the best shelter experiences I've ever had. There were so many kind and caring people there. Of course, it wasn't perfect--I also encountered a few staff members who didn't seem to have the best attitude about their jobs, which made certain moments unpleasant. But at the end of the day, a shelter is still a business, and good customer service should always be a priority. Still, I truly felt at home. The Christmas parties were beautiful, they gave us an abundance of clothes, and the food--honestly--was the best I've ever had at any shelter.

Last Saturday the ministry I work for came in and volunteered at their "clothing store" to help…read morethose affected by the Los Angeles fires, and it was amazing! I had never heard of this place before but it's truly an amazing place! The name is very fitting for the amazing work that is done here. Their store was filled with brand new items (many popular brands) fitting every style and size. They also include necessities such as backpacks, shoes, toilet paper, etc and the rule is YOU CAN TAKE AS MUCH AS YOU NEED! Usually there's a limit but not here, they provide you with trash bags and you can take as much as needed. They also have an area for groceries, toys, hot food, and so much more! It was truly amazing working here and seeing so many families being helped. There were so many volunteers and so much resources being passed out, I've never see anything like it. I recommend this place for anyone who is having a tough time, facing homelessness, job loss, etc to seek this place out. They also help with finding housing and schooling. Such a valuable place to the city of Los Angeles!

I went to drop off clothes on a Thursday morning. Before we could even fully walk up, Ruben…read moreacknowledged us. I was expecting it to be like a Goodwill where people aren't that friendly. But Ruben was beyond amazing. He answered all our questions and gave us information about how Dream Center gives back to the community. It really made me happy to know that dad's old clothes were going to a place that give away the clothes and not sell them. Thank you Ruben for making our morning so amazing. Especially after driving in 1.5 hours of traffic :P

Comic Cure had a comedy show at YWCA of Glendale tonight. It was a fundraiser to shed awareness on…read morethe topic domestic violence. The majority of the efforts by this YWCA location's to stop racism and assist women in creating better environments for themselves. I purchased my ticket on EventBrite. What I learned from attending this event? YWCA believes that a love relationship created between any type of couple (hetro, homo, tran, etc...) should be harmonious or beneficial for both parties, especially if children are involved. So toxic relationships should go through breakups, which can be healthy. And it can happen more than once. It's not something to be ashamed about. Also, they believe that children should be taught this fact in their formative years, when they learn about love. The theme of the show was 'Breakup Letters'. There were 23 or 24 comedians that read letters about their breakup experiences. Creative. Inventive. Sad. Funny. The headliner was Comedian and Actor, Johnathan Kite. He was a complete riot. It was a nice turn out of people. Big Mama's & Papa's Pizzeria sponsored the event. The $5 donation (Cash Only) for drinks and pizza was donated to the YWCA's Domestic Violence Program. Also, they distributed handouts about the Elton John Foundation supporting people to invest in the HIV Vaccination. So you can sleep with HIV/AIDS and not get infected. It's covered by insurance companies. America has been undergoing changes that effects everyone. If you want to find out more... Just read through the Elton John Foundation Website at http://ejaf.org/ Personally, I support stopping STD's completely in every socio-economic class, race and gender. This would best be accomplished through open communications and trust in monogamous love/sex relationships between a couple. Also, I support the use of adult toys, celibacy and condoms. Comic Cure's growing. They support various causes with comedic events around Southern California and seek to travel nationwide. Please view their website for future shows and ticket sales at http://comiccure.com/

This review for the YWCA of Glendale is specific to their swim instruction program for beginner…read morechildren. Do not waste your time or your money enrolling your child in this program. The untrained instructors do not have a clue on what it takes to teach kids to swim, how to motivate kids, and the supervision of the instructors is non existent.

These workers for the service Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles truly are Some of the most…read morekindest people I've ever met. Their generosity knows no bounds. They do everything in service of others. I think it's a really great organization

Bonnie Raitt's "Nick of Time" lyric "Life is mighty precious when there's less of it to waste" is…read moreconstantly on a loop in my head. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=es60unGCGKw&feature=related Young. Old. In-between. Precious. Temporary. Enduring. Kicks ya cuz ya just don't know. The folks I bring fitness to, now old, have already been young and in-between. As Yelp links us in life affirming ways, my clients are also looking for that, not quite the way you or I might but still wanting and needing it. They'll take a phone call or a ride over a shot and a beer any day of the week. Enter L.I.F.E., a program of Jewish Family Services, that creates an important "one stop resource that links older adults, their families, friends and care givers to solutions for issues related to aging." http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/org60146.jsp It was both an honor and pleasure to be the guest speaker today at L.I.F.E.'s Park La Brea meeting, where a naturally occurring retirement community flourishes because of L.I.F.E. http://articles.latimes.com/2008/mar/03/health/he-aging3 If you have aging parents or know an older adult in need, L.I.F.E. is an awesome, non-denominational, non-profit resource.

Made an appointment online and the counselor helped ease my anxiety in getting a free HIV test…read more Super friendly and knowledgeable! They were able to answer all my questions. I was in an out within 20 minutes which is shorter than the wait at Howling Rays. I'm usually working out of Ktown so this was super convenient. FREE PARKING was a nice bonus.

As a housing navigator for another organization I just want to shout out to Joy for doing an…read moreamazing job with the intake process! You can tell she truly cares about clients and wants the best for them while being to the point. Thanks Joy!