Sophie is amazing!! I know she is tired of me calling her lol.. She is so sweet and professional!!…read moreAlways a pleasure to speak with.. I appreciate her being patient with me!!

waited outside of the door ringing the door bell for 15 minutes 8 months pregnant with my 2 year…read moreold. started knocking and the rudest girl came out with so much attitude telling me she was on the phone and they were closed today like I'm supposed to read minds or tell the figure despite the sign on the door displaying hours of operation. so shocked with the poor quality of how this location operated and poor service. if you don't want to do your job, leave a note outside. smh.

I went in by appointment this morning & the lady told me I was granted the funds. but it would take…read more10-12 weeks before it gets in my account. she told me to contact Sdge & tell them I was granted the funds. And to make sure I keep paying my monthly amount so I stay on top. so I called Sdge & spoke with Christine & told her i applied & yada yada & asked what was my bill for this month. she then told me it looks like you owe NOTHING! I even have a credit left over. so I'm so grateful to this program. I just had to rate it. I wish I could rate higher. this program truly helps low income families. so if you need help with your electricity bill call Mon-Wednesday early am. get yourself an appt. what you need for that appt is your ID, your electric bill ALL 8 Pages, your source of income & your social security card. if you don't have 1 of those items you will have to start the process all over. so don't forget. stay blessed & informed.

Challenging to reach by phone. Once you are able to obtain an appointment and all of the required…read moredocuments, the staff is efficient and friendly in a high volume environment. They completely meet my needs and took a great deal of stress off my shoulders. Thank you for what you do every day to help others.

I went with my mother years ago....she's dead now along with 9 of the ten people who were also…read morethere!! Quackery at its worst!!! Giving people false hope to survive cancer with 13 juices, coffee enemas and "Laetrile" treatments which are illegal in US...very very expensive for a total vegan diet...we followed the protocol to the "t" for a year....then she died

From the name I hope you know that this is not a restaurant. What it is well known for is the…read morefounder Max Gerson and dietary detoxification for successfully treating "incurable" diseases. You do not have be ill to appreciate it or try what is recommended. I love their organic 13 juice cocktail. The recommended vegetarian meals and fresh fruit desserts always that easy to duplicate if you are new to the Raw Lifestyle or a fast-food-junky, so if you're ever in San Diego, check it out - call ahead though or go to their web site. Here is what one happy customer had to say years ago. During an interview, Dr. Albert Schweitzer ( you know, the Nobel Laureate, physician and humanitarian) and a healed Gerson patient said "I see in Dr. Max Gerson one of the most eminent geniuses in the history of medicine. He has achieved more than seemed possible under adverse conditions. Many of his basic ideas have been adopted without having his name connected with them. He leaves a legacy which commands attention and which will assure him his due place. Those whom he has cured will attest to the truth of his ideas." Can you find a recommendation like that in Zagat?

This is such a wonderful organization! They have so many programs, for seniors, for food…read moreinsecurity, for immigration and other things. Folks contacting them should keep in mind that things are sometimes *slow* now because of staff layoffs forced by federal budget cuts! And meanwhile, so many more people need help, whether with groceries, legal services, mental health or other things! But once clients are processed in the system, the staff is really wonderful and treats clients like family. The Corner Market provides a "shopping experience" for folks who are having trouble with grocery bills where people get to choose their own items, rather than getting stuck with a standard basket of flour, cheese, etc. They have fresh produce, sometimes brought from volunteers' trees, or rescued from grocery stores. They also provide free legal services with regard to immigration (though keep in mind again that there are only so many of them, and right now they don't have as much staff as they used to when they had grants). Overall, a wonderful organization, with really loving and caring staff. (if you're thinking of volunteering, it's a great place to do it! You need to be cleared with a background check, training and fingerprinting, to protect clients!)

I was very amazed with JFS. I didn't think a place like this existed. Gave me hope in this world…read morewe live in today. I was down pretty bad. I got assistance with housing and food. RH you're amazing.

I cant say enough wonderful things about Mrs. Alicia ! .. my 4 year old spend the summer vacation…read morein her care. She worked with my schedule and what was best for my child. She taught him so many skills and drop off routines that helped when he transitioned to school ! He still ask for her everyday ! Don't hesitate if you are considering little sunshine daycare.

I initially selected Alicia's daycare because I saw she had about five positive reviews from…read moreparents expressing the great work Alicia does so I decided to place my child there. Alicia's location is very clean and neat with a nice set up. I gave Alicia two stars because while I was there she seemed to personalize a lot of questions I had. Questions are normal coming from parents. Below I've highlighted three examples of Alicia refusing to answer my questions: 1. When she was going on vacation I spoken to her by phone and had asked for the first and last name of the individual that would be caring for my daughter. Alicia eventually gave me the name after about a twenty minute speech on how she has had her business for 15 years and no parent had ever asked her that, adding that it seemed like I didn't trust her. I expressed to her that it has nothing to do with trust and that I have her first and last name so why couldn't I have the individuals first and last name. I asked if there was reason for concern I would pick up my daughter she stated there wasn't a reason for concern and finally provided me the first name and then I asked for the last name and she provided that. A few minutes later I received a phone call or text stating that I would need to pick up my daughter at that moment (I was newly employed at work and had to ask my manager if I could leave) and that she is closed for the next two days so that there wouldn't be any issues. I was surprised she chose to close early last minute simply because I asked her for the first and last name of an individual. 2. So I have a habit of occasionally wondering if my child ate her food while at a daycare provider and asking what she ate. One morning Alicia seemed upset and decided to let me know what she thought in a calm way. She told me that I have always seemed like I don't trust her and reminded me again about being in business for 15 years. She stated that when she is asked that question that she thinks to herself, "What does she think? That I don't feed her?" I told her that is not the case, not personal at all, and she's personalizing my questions when it has nothing to do with her. I asked her how she would like me to ask her a question. She said she would like me to ask how she was doing and then my question. I told her that what she's asking for is a cultural difference (I'm both Black and Mexican. My mother is not American so I'm able to clearly see cultural differences). I told her I did not have to do that and my questions are valid as a parent. She told me that I should express the same empathy towards her as I do with my own clients. 3. While I was out of the city Alicia texted me stating if I could go by because I forgot to sign the sheet for payment. I told her she could sign it since I'm out of town (I didn't want to interfere in payment being delayed for her) and send me a screenshot of the revised hours since I had put all the hours to be 7-4 and that was an issue for the agency paying for the childcare. She never sent the screenshot and one day asked me why I needed a screenshot. I told her because she inputted the hours and signed for me so it only made sense for me to ask for a screenshot so I can review the hours. She immediately took that as me not trusting her when my request was simply business. She once again stated nobody has ever asked that and the amount of time she has had her business. 4. If you have a child under 4 years old, this is not the place for you. There were different times Alicia would say my daughter is crying a lot and asked if I typically feed her breakfast before. I told her I didn't but suggested to Alicia that she can give my daughter wheat thins before breakfast. I believe that my daughter was a lot for Alicia. My daughter would cry every morning which I considered normal. She would tell me that my daughter would calm down afterwards. To give you a little more insight there we're not any children my daughter's age so maybe I shouldn't have placed her there to begin with which was an oversight on my end. As parents we have the right to ask questions. If you decide to go with Alicia please ask her questions. She needs to acknowledge that questions are a normal part of being involved in your own child's care as well as running a business. It never has to do with wondering if the daycare provider is doing her job. If she weren't none of us would have left our child in her care. As a business it is her job to answer questions coming from a parent no matter what she may think. It's never personal. Never be afraid to ask questions. You have a voice. As we all know positive and negative reviews are a chance to improve a business. I hope this review is more than appreciated from a business standpoint.

The guys were on time, fast and hard-working as they loaded all our donations. The communication…read morefrom the front office was great. Everyone involved was friendly and kind.

Genuine, kind, and professional facility run by real people who occasionally make mistakes. Just…read morelike everyone. Personally grateful for their services. Yelp you're asking for value? At its least it serves three meals a day to hundreds of people. It provides beds and shelter for many thereby helping people get off of living on the streets. It provides job training in quite a few areas where there's demand for those jobs, it provides counseling, connections to faith based services- a variety actually It helps rehouse people too. It's as good as an organization developed to help people gets.

We have been at Ms. Irma's for two years now. Our daughter began when she was a little over a year…read moreold. She is our first child, and it was difficult to think about leaving her with someone outside of the family, but our parents live in other parts of the state and we both work. We visited several daycare facilities before choosing Ms. Irma. When we met her we were immediately attracted to her warmth, responsibility, genuine care for children, and decades of experience. Looking back now, I'm so glad we made the choice to go with Ms. Irma. She is so consistent. This was very important for us; we had tried nanny shares in the past and so many nannies would cancel because they were sick or had obligations with their own children, or other reasons. Not Ms. Irma. In the two years we have been there, I can't remember a single day when Ms. Irma has closed unexpectedly. She has a schedule of standard holidays that are off and couple of weeks for the winter holiday, but other than that she is open every day. So reliable. Ms. Irma works incredible hard. Honestly I don't know how she does it, I wish I was as hard working as her. She is open early in the morning (7am) until 5pm in the afternoon. You can drop off and pick up your child anytime within that window. Healthy meals are provided with no extra cost to the family (again such as big plus for us bc our family is very busy and not having to worry about packing lunch is so helpful). Her space is always clean and orderly. She has a very high standard of cleanliness and wants it to be safe for the children. The days are well planned. There is free play, circle time, arts and crafts, lunch, nap time, etc. My daughter has learned so much at daycare (she calls it "school"). She has learned her abc's, to count beyond 30, to rhyme words, to spell her name, to read sight words, sounds associated with letters, and now she is learning to write letters and to blend sounds together to make words. She is now in love with reading. Ms. Irma takes the children through a structured curriculum and they are always doing a unit on something interesting--from famous artists to the life cycle of different insects--our daughter has come to understand a lot about the world that we haven't had a chance to talk about yet at home. The children also do an arts and crafts project each day and everyday my daughter proudly brings home something she has made. Ms. Irma treats my daughter as a member of her family and she tries to foster a sense of community among all the families who send their children to her daycare. She is trustworthy, honest, and loving. Thanks for everything Ms. Irma!

Ms. Irma is amazing! We toured a handful of providers near the college area and loved how warm and…read morecaring she was with our daughter, we immediately knew we had found our place! She has taught our daughter so much the past two years from potty training, to identifying letters, to writing her name, and being the class leader. She showers them with love to help build their confidence in themselves. While we're sad we won't be seeing her each day as we transition to TK, we definitely plan to come back and visit. One of our neighbors has two kids, one of which is in college now, and she still visits Ms. Irma on occasion to check-in!