Find Residential Care & Adult Day Programs Nonprofits and Charities

  John93 wrote:

Project Esperanza - www.projectesperanzameanshope.org - delivers essential life services and support to children and young adults who live in the streets and poor communities of the northern Dominican Republic, with sister support operations in Blacksburgh,... more »

  Livada wrote:

Please see our website at www.livada.org for all of the details on how the Lord is building His kingdom in Romania via orphan care. more »

  A J Todd wrote:

I have interacted with this organization both as a professional and as a donor. As a professional, I have seen a steady decline over the past four years. Most of the programmatic experts have been laid off or left the agency, leaving the organization... more »

  joe.joanne.moore wrote:

I spent 3 weeks as a volunteer at the Nepal Orphan's Home. The volunteer coordinator met me at the airport and accompanied me via taxi to the volunteer house. The house was safe and well furnished, with solar hot water showers and internet access. My... more »

  Carly K. wrote:

My husband and I started sponsoring two kids at Arms of Love about 2 years ago. Recently, we spent two weeks at Arms of Love in the Philippines, so we were able to see all of their work firsthand AND meet our sponsor kids. Awesome, in a word! The kids... more »

  cafishski wrote:

PSCH, now WellLife Network, continues to stand out for the excellence, care and passion they bring to their work. This is a trustworthy organization worthy of any support you can give them! more »

  spncrsmommy wrote:

Without this organization I don't know where we would be in terms of diapering our children. My youngest had a bad reaction to disposables and we could no longer afford to buy them. It was coming to down to having to choose between what bills to pay and... more »

  Jaysenpluto C. wrote:

I've volunteered with On-the-Move for almost two years on a variety of projects and events and have always been impressed and overwhelmed by the mission, dedication and innovation with the programs and core vision of On-the-Move Community Integration.... more »

  Tammy D. wrote:

Genesis is a terrific agency who helps woman in need. I volunteered many years with this agency. Without them, we would have not had a family. We adopted our beautiful daughter through Genesis. We thank God everyday for the dedication of the staff... more »

  gypsysoul1697 wrote:

I am a resident at Samaritan Inn. I had no where to go and nobody to turn to. I came to this place broken into many pieces and slowly but surely the pieces are starting to mend together, thanks to the extraordinary staff here at the Samaritan Inn. The... more »

  Brittany_S wrote:

Are Seniors Sexy?Sounds like a shocking question but let me explain. I work for a non-profit that has been struggling for years. We are located in Pleasant Hill, California and are a part of the very diverse Bay Area. Here at Rehabilitation Services... more »

  Writer wrote:

Providing an amazing public service for kids dealing with trauma due to abuse or neglect! more »

  mchase wrote:

I am part of a group that organizes a series of athletic endurance events to help raise money for Christopher's Haven. When I first participated in these events two years ago, I did not know much about Christopher's Haven and, honestly, although I was... more »

  Tanner S. wrote:

This is a nonprofit that provides such a comprehensive foundation of services I am unsure where to start. They help with homelessness, domestic violence, health, everything. To put it simply: if you need help, A New Leaf is the place to go! more »

  Becky01 wrote:

Ward Home does an amazing job with the young people that they serve allowing them opportunities to connect with wonderful staff who care about them and to increase the skills they need for success as young adults. more »

  Betsy Fulmer wrote:

Our daughter is a resident at Bishop Grady Villas. We've never seen her happier. It is a pleasure to volunteer with the residents. more »

  Joe Hoyle wrote:

My daughter has been at UMFS since December and it has been wonderful for her. She was at a state institution before that and it closed very suddenly. We were lost, with nowhere to go. Luckily, we found UMFS and all of the people there have been great.... more »

  edkathy100 wrote:

My husband and I became volunteers for Grace in 1999 and joined the Board six years ago When my husband passed two years ago, I continued as a volunteer and Board Member. We accepted a sponsorship of two young ladies at the Grace Girl's Home, and after... more »

  pwilly wrote:

Another Chance House is a safe place for men to come who have made undesirable choices in life that led to them being homeless, loosing family and all positive parts of their life.ACH provides structured living , support and help them become self-sufficient.!... more »

  cupcake123 wrote:

I volunteer here as a teen ambassador and my experience has always been great! more »

  Stephen Troy V. wrote:

Sparrow Place is a growing organization in Southeastern Pennsylvania that is working to fill a much needed gap. Their current work speaking about and supporting survivors of human trafficking is bringing people into the struggle to end this terrible... more »

  Comftycare wrote:

A Good group of dedicated people that work very hard to provide a needed service. I enjoy their News Letters too! more »

  Jude wrote:

Bennington Project Independence is a state of the art adult day service/rehab facility. Located in a converted historic barn just a mile out of downtown, we are a comfortable, bright, safe, caring place for loved ones whose family members need day services... more »

  slw1127 wrote:

Real Life Children's Ranch provides a loving caring place for abused or neglected children. They learn acceptance and love as well as important life skills. It is one of the few places in the state that provides for sibling groups. They seek to develop... more »

  ruthanhale wrote:

I began working at The Baddour Center 2 years ago as director of development and public relations. I know you may think I'm writing this great review because I work here but that's not the reason. I do feel privileged to work here though. The Baddour... more »

  jnelson342 wrote:

I have had the privilege of working closely with the management staff of Kinship Center for the last year and I am continually impressed with all of them. Caring, bright, thoughtful and passionate about their work, these professionals set the highest... more »

  Cyndi11 wrote:

Everyday when I walk down the hallways the staff and the people who attend give me such a special feeling. The connections made are amazing and the overall feeling of love for each other inspire me to make a difference in my day to day life. more »

  richesofhisgrace wrote:

I have been volunteering with Good News India since October 2011. I love working with GNI because of their passion to help the destitute children of India. I have heard testimonies from some of the children that before GNI they didn't have shoes on their... more »

  marketing vp wrote:

I have been working at St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care for almost 15 years, and during that time I have enjoyed a most unique environment unlike any other in the for profit or nonprofit sector. Every day I associate not only with my coworkers,... more »

  lchapman99 wrote:

Our family used Respite Care's services for our son Randy (Down Syndrome). The love and care they gave him was remarkable, and helped make our job as parents a bit easier. They helped teach us about caring for Randy, and they helped Randy learn to... more »

  Jamie E. wrote:

I lived in the Concho Valley Home for Girls in the late 1980's. I was a young scared girl going in there but I left with alot of knowledge that helped me as I entered Adult Hood. I was taught the simple things in life as in laundry, chores, cooking and... more »

  Steve56 wrote:

I have been in the business community and non-profit community in Pittsburgh for over over 30 years and have never run a cross a more efficient and professional organization such as Achieva. In addition, Achieva's combination of long range planning and... more »

  Dorothy Pollon wrote:

My son was born with a congenital disorder that has caused him to have more than thirty surgeries with an MR/Autistic diagnosis. I will need a residential living situation for him in the future. I found NHS/AVS and was immediately impressed. The... more »

  Margie C. wrote:

I am a volunteer at Jonathon's Place. I have been working with the staff and kids for about 5 years now. I feel it is a privilege to work with the people who make this place a home for so many displaced foster children. I have seen scores of children... more »

  Mary P. wrote:

I am about to go spend a year in Honduras to help the orphans! I will be working through ROOM and I am so excited. I get to teach all the children English and make a difference in their lives. This is a wonderful organization and you should all get involved... more »

  Alonzo King wrote:

Art is the door to the deepest knowledge at any age, and Eldergivers opens that door for so many who otherwise would not have known, that art was their birthright and natural home. Eldergivers is one of the most inspiring organizations in the Bay Area. more »

  mareadycar wrote:

My Name is Karry Mccowin Maready I am now 46 years old , when I was 13 I spent a year and a half at the home and I will say that it changed my life , had I not lived there and been taught skills to change my life and take ownership of my good and bad... more »

  srojas wrote:

My relationship with the West Texas Boys Ranch goes back to my elementary school days where I attended school with several of the boys and two of the house parent's daughters. More recently, through my job, I have been able to work with the staff on... more »

  kkclark-tbhinc.org wrote:

At the core of Cookson Hills Christian School is the love of Jesus and the desire to show His love by helping others, specifically children and families. This is done with sincere hearts, not always perfect because people are not perfect but striving... more »

  Chin1_ wrote:

What can I say? The leadership and staff at the agency are great. I am happy to be a part of a agency that challenges the employees to be great in our roles and be meaningful in how we work with children and families... more »

  Allen F. wrote:

I have been volunteering at events for Valley Village for several years and I like what Valley Village does. Their mission to care for people with developmental disabilities who are vulnerable is special. Valley Village has a good management team. I know... more »

  Debby3 wrote:

The most exciting aspect of the United Methodist Children's Home is their continual effort to reach their community. They are the very best at the programs they currently offer, but they never stop where they are...they are always searching, expanding,... more »

  mack wrote:

Overall this program is nothing more than an expensive behavior modification program. The psychological counseling was inexperienced. My child suffered with dysregulated thinking and an inability to establish a life narrative that spanned more than a... more »

  Keith45 wrote:

I recently volunteered to be a part of the Methodist Children's Home Society's "Trunk or Treat" Halloween event, and wanted to comment on how friendly and generous the entire staff & crew were... you couldn't meet a nicer group of people! Everyone made... more »

  DisgustedbyCIP wrote:

In the face of severe mental illness and homelessness I was offered housing and mental health services via Community Involvement Programs. Between 2007 and 2013 I experienced serious and flagrant violations of my personal, psychiatric and basic human... more »

  Teisa N wrote:

As a missionary with 20+ years experience, I am constantly inspired by the KIDS International team and ministries! Their impact in the community and in countless lives is AMAZING! If you need an expression of what LOVE looks like in Manila, Philippines-... more »

  mukarram.dhorajiwala wrote:

They have done some great work with The Murugeshpalya School project in Banglore, India by sponsoring the uniforms and shoes for around 100 children. more »

  tvlagt wrote:

Jeremiah's Hope, Andrew and Jenny Kelly, and the board members have quietly gone about the task of making the lives of so many Ukrainians better, through continued support physically, emotionally, socially and as mentors of a better life style. The social... more »

  PhilInghoff wrote:

Amazing group that provides care for foster youth in metro-Atlanta. I love what they do! more »

  wayne6 wrote:

The funds we provide each year (a 5 year commitment) are being used to provide health care, economic development, womens empowerment, spiritual instruction, child care, tutoring, vocational training and more. One of the best things they do is form Women's... more »

  Jackal wrote:

This organization although a non-profit gives little priority to the public and the residents served but place more priority in growing larger, increasing their profit and maintaining a reputation that has slipped over the years. The residents suffer... more »

  JACwvfd wrote:

I have no idea what personal vendetta the first reviewer is pursuing, but my experience with Still Creek could not be more different. I have lived in this area for over 40 years. I have never been directly, formally affiliated with SCCA, but I have watched... more »

  raypayne wrote:

My name is Gerald Ray Payne, and I lived at Westview Boys Home for several years in the 1970's and 80's. I have had a brain injury since leaving, but I have to say that Westview Boys Home has been the best thing which has ever happened to me in... more »

  psalmnine1 wrote:

I will never forget Edgewood Children's Services and what they did for my son. My son resided at Edgewood for 18 months as part of their residential treatment program and NPS school. The staff was amazing. Each person that our family came in contact... more »

  187143 wrote:

I am a former resident of Ettie Lee and lived in the Robertson home and diamond L. When I was young, everyone thought I was stupid. Teachers, family and etc. I needed glasses. I got glasses at age 14 and at age 15 I took GED and ranked top 4 percentile... more »

  Natalie1799 wrote:

I guess I can say that I was an at-risk youth who was forced to live here. It really didn't help me. We only were provided with therapy once a month, which is far below what would have been needed to help me. I was forced to take a religion class, where... more »

  garden30097 wrote:

I just returned from my first mission trip to work for several days at Ciudad de Angeles property on Cozumel; many friends of mine also have visited and worked there multiple times. Wow! Beyond my expectations. The children are growing up to love the... more »

  justin wrote:

JFGH is a wonderful organization serving the needs of developmentally-disabled adults. Our son lives in a JFGH group home. He has learned to live independently and has a job. The staff is warm and caring. JFGH is rated 4-stars by Charity Navigator.... more »

  mobileUser428050 wrote:

Jeff and Temara really care about helping people move in a positive direction and it shows in all they do. more »

  anitasmail wrote:

AFSC is a vital resource for the Orange County community. My mother volunteers there and absolutely loves it. I have seen the good work they do on a daily basis and can vouch for how much compassion and love the staff provide to the participants and their... more »

  Maureen wrote:

I am the guardian of a 54 year old woman with Down's Syndrome. Patricia has been living in an Enable managed Group Home for 15 years. Enable provides her with a safe, caring environment. She is happy in her living situation which is very important to... more »

  D.Rothe wrote:

I toured some neighborhood homes where Bethesda's people lived. WOW - they are living truly meaningful lives. I see Bethesda's people come to my church - St. Mark's, and worship so cheerfully. SO, I helped initiate & organize Luther Prep high school students... more »

  jessmal1017 wrote:

I was at teen acres in 1984. The work Dorothy and Everett Duncan has done for us girls cannot be put in words. Kids comming from a variety of backgrounds got introduced to a normal, spiritual life, with a huge loving caring family. Their whole family... more »

  DawnB. wrote:

New Avenues to Independence assists adults and children with all types of developmental disabilities in so many ways. They offer wonderful camps, education from pre-school on up to vocational training, and many supports services for clients and families.... more »

  jennifer50 wrote:

As a 24 year alum of Project PATCH, I can attest to the powerful impact this organization has on troubled teens. At 17 years of age, I was drinking, smoking pot, shop lifting doing terrible in school and having poor boundaries with boys. After trying... more »

  MarketerD wrote:

For more than fifty years, Little City has provided services to people with disabilities to enhance their skills and offer enriching social experiences. One such program is Little City’s Center for the Arts. “Creativity has no disability.”... more »

  deelightful wrote:

I was part of the dance ministry for many years with Teri Butler, when we attended Trinity Church International. Her dream and vision was to answer God's calling on her life and step forward to start up Home On The Range Ministries International. She... more »

  linda68 wrote:

From the moment I walked on the campus of Missouri Girls Town, the environment captured the essence of beauty of mind, soul, and body for young women who have come from challenging childhoods. Though I have attended events at Missouri Girls Town before,... more »

  Jeff wrote:

One Heart Bulgaria is a first class organization. The level of sincerity and dedication at the organization is impressive, as is the number of lives touched by the organization's small army of volunteers. One of the things that impresses me most about... more »

  barneydp wrote:

This organization does miracles for young men. The case histories of successful mentoring and growth are impressive and the resulting lives are a testimony to the work accomplished by this organization. It is also impressive to attend alumni events... more »

  diana wrote:

I am the expressive arts teacher (and student) at Casa de Amparo in Oceanside California, a shelter for abused and neglected children. I add student because as much as I give to the kids at Casa, I receive back, ten fold. The kids at Casa have been through... more »

  Heather2503Bowers wrote:

When first heard about Girlstown absolutely loved this organization. This is a way to help out locally, all the services provided sound amazing and I was very excited to raise money for such a great cause. more »

  Writer wrote:

Hi!! I volunteered with Grace House in 2015 and I must say that I absolutely loved working with the young girls that I met at my time there. The only issues I found with the organization were a lack of communication, lack of organization, and underlying... more »

  anthaflood wrote:

Life's WORC has been voted as one of the 50 Most Engaged workplaces in North America. The agency is a not for profit that supports men, women and children that have been labeled with a disability, traumatic brain injury, and the autism spectrum. more »

  JustineBartlett wrote:

Eldergarden has really changed our lives for the better. My husband is a stroke survivor of 10 years. He is in a wheel chair and has no speech ability. For many years he was cared for in our home by visting attendants who took good care of... more »

  kjs1214 wrote:

Stay away from the Lancaster, PA location! The woman in charge has a habit of kicking people out without warning or reason. There is no counselor on site or supervision. There are no human services available as claimed. She will want money up front, cash... more »

  mswan17 wrote:

Working as a marketing intern, I had an amazing experience at Covenant House Michigan. I wrote articles to promote the organization, interviewed kids, helped organize events, and learned as much as I could about CHM. During my time, I noticed how passionate... more »

  Ofridanielle wrote:

Based on Mercy Drive Inc's 990's from 2010, 2011 and 2012 Part IX no one is being paid a salary. The lines are blank for 5)Compensation of Current officers, directors, trustees, and key employees, no salaries for 7)other salaries and wages nothing for... more »

  Alycia A. wrote:

Jubilee Association of Maryland provides excellent residential services and supports to adults with intellectual and other developmental disabilities in Montgomery County, Maryland. Their beliefs in the dignity of each person, and their encouragement... more »

  wgarner wrote:

I have had the privilege of seeing first hand the care Palmer Home provides to the kids' they serve. As the executive director of On River Time, we partner with Palmer Home to provide life-affirming programming to the teens in their care. These are beautiful,... more »

  ConcernedLion wrote:

The "home" in Welcome Home no longer exists. It was closed in 2004. The Board's attempt to redirect this organization into a nursing home certification service (Welcome Homes Residential Services) has failed the past 3 years to obtain a single member... more »

  vjmor51 wrote:

Thank you MBHM, Inc. for helping PRYME2 during the MS Walk in Savannah and thanks for your support throughout the year with our refreshments that you sponsor each month. more »

  jehovasneaky1 wrote:

Our entire family has learned about healthy communication because of the year our son spent with Brush Creek Youth Ranch. The counselors gave our son a great deal of coaching, and he had lots of time to practice through letter writing and phone calls.... more »

  Gundaker wrote:

Serving on a medical mission with this group in March 2013 was a life changing experience for me! I am grateful for having had the opportunity. I returned from Honduras with a great respect for this organization, for the difference they are making in... more »

  Tami Soper wrote:

I had participated in professional development opportunties on the Omaha Home fro Boys campus several times without being aware of the services they provide. I recently had the opportunity to learn more about the history, mission of the organization... more »

  Jessica F. wrote:

I started working for El Ranchito de los Ninos as their accountant in August of this year. Working with foster children has made a great impact on my life. Although my work is mostly with the numbers, being around the children and seeing the great change... more »

  nick16 wrote:

I am a former Director of the NJ Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) who has continued to work with older at-risk adolescents transitioning to young adulthood. Such youths leave the child welfare system without a place to live, without a meaningful... more »

  HealRWorld wrote:

I have been volunteering with Olive Crest for more than 24 years now, and in many facets. I have worked alongside staff at numerous fundraisers, helped facilitate events as a Chair, as an Executive Board Member of one of their Guilds, and as an Event... more »

  pbullock wrote:

My mother attends Page Robbins. When I found this wonderful center it was at a crucial time of need. My father passed away and I needed a place for my mother with Alzheimer to attend 5 days/week. Page Robbins is a safe, warm, friendly environment.... more »

  Peg Long wrote:

Amigos de Jesus heart is with the children. Every expense is scrutinized to be sure they are getting the best deal. The President, Fr. O'Donnell receives no payment for all he does. This is truly a charity that operates on all levels with the welfare... more »

  johnnierneal wrote:

Lift Disability Network has a heart and a passion to see lives transformed. Families have been impacted and lives change because of the selfless leadership of Jim and Rhonette Hukill. They have surrounded themselves with a strong leadership team and... more »

  Margaret S.8 wrote:

I was there in 88 or 89 I had some good times swimming and going skating Ms Ruth and Lisa were great people loving and caring some of the staff not so good they had no patience more »

  Jazkynyy wrote:

One of the main reasons I decided to volunteer specifically at the Little Blue House (LBH) is their slogan “We actually help people”. I have experience of working with NGOs aimed at helping people. Some of them were better, some worse. So, I... more »

  lovelady wrote:

Grannys is giving an incredible service a safe haven for children, who need stability care, compassion, and support. Many of the children placed in care may be dealing with anger, mental disorders/disability, resentment, and sadness. We will be face with... more »

  Kpnfath wrote:

The Launching Pad Empowerment Center provides a recovery oriented system of care that is of vital importance to addicts and alcoholics after they complete a treatment episode. The Launching Pad gives these individuals an opportunity to rebuild their... more »

  prayrosary8 wrote:

Hephzibah is the most wonderful place in the world to work . The care , love and support of the staff for the children is beyond words. Every child is unique in their own way and their needs are met every day by every staff member. In working with every... more »

  kari3 wrote:

My sorority and I spent an afternoon at Coyote Hill interacting with the kids and helping them with homework. It was the most fun I had all year! One girl even showed us her awesome gymnastic skills. :) more »

  akosmetis wrote:

Alvord Taylor is a great place to work. Its pay structure is set up to most reward those who are directly working with the people that are supported in their homes. This company trains more and pays more than any agency in the area. The positions are... more »

  GregJohnson wrote:

Their foundation is purely a lawyer referral service in hopes of suing others for "elder abuse". Lawyers pay for referrals from this agency. Over 20% of their operating income is spent on lobbying. more »

  pcoster wrote:

I have been involved with Lawrence Hall for over twenty years and a board member for fifteen. I have never had a bad experience with the agency. They are not only extremely well-managed, but their staff is made up of caring and compassionate individuals... more »

  Writer wrote:

Terrible. This place is kind of like a religious cult. There is high employee turnover and little to no leadership from the owner. The staff is not used to dealing with clients parents. They basically do what they want and don't answer to anyone.... more »

  mvrmiller wrote:

MHY gives youth a second chance to turn their lives around so that they can become the best kind of people they can be. The school helps them get back on track academically. The staff assists them in working through the issues that got them there. Staff... more »

  BellaMarin wrote:

Where to begin? My mom and I wouldn't have survived had it not been for Senior Access. My father attended the SA Day Care 3 days/week for several years ---- that gave him much-needed socializing, my mom even more-needed respite and me peace of mind... more »

  Holly wrote:

Please visit their website for updates...they are an orphaned children's villiage in Jacmel and taking in baby and kids who'e lost their families (started in 2004 I think) from update..."we are donating money to the city. The mayor said we were the... more »

  Kathy/ Norm Hilburn wrote:

Great info, wanting to learn about Guidestar My wife Kathy is a care giver for her sister Charlene 51, in a nursing home. Thanks Norm more »

  LostCause wrote:

The Executive Director's behavior has been unprofessional, immature, and alarmingly inappropriate, raising serious concerns about his ability to lead effectively. Since his tenure began, revenue has declined dramatically while overhead costs have surged.... more »

  Carol Hotubbee wrote:

Lighting up the day for individuals facing an acute medical or emotional challenge, supporting our healthcare hero's and family members, who tirelessly care give with such endearing heart. Kiss a tiny horse and one is guaranteed a day better than it... more »

  Beth7Cam wrote:

I was diagnosed with depression at the age of 16 and also have a physical disability. i came from a loving family but as I watched friends and classmates move on ton their own apartments, i wanted that kind of independence for myself. So in 1994, I... more »

  nidaho12 wrote:

The Sacramento Children's Home does a fantastic job helping the community and preventing child abuse. The Crisis Nursery Program is amazing, providing care for younger children when their families are in a crisis. The work they do to prevent abuse is... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a kid, over 15 years ago, my mom and I were helped by Open Arms. They helped us get our lives on track and away from my abusive stepfather. Without them, I don't know where we'd be. I'm extremely grateful for everything they did for us. more »

  jack5004242 wrote:

Needs to be audited below code. The clients do not do many activities the cabin ceilling is leaking. The bath tub can come through at any moment. The correct alarms for clients under court order for eloping have not been installed. Constant physical abuse... more »

  bblick23 wrote:

As a parent of a consumer receiving services from Colorado BlueSky, I can tell you that his best interest is Colorado BlueSky's main focus. What they do on a dialy basis in the most unselfish manner, would warm your heart. As my son gets older, I have... more »

  Jetty wrote:

I am a long time supporter of this program because it has a long track record, consistent leadership, outstanding record of accomplishments. It has helped hundreds of thousands children over their 42 year history. more »

  barby2 wrote:

The trained staff and volunteers at this Center lovingly care and stimulation for challenged adults along with providing a few hours respite for care givers. more »

  Florian L. wrote:

I joined Domus a few weeks ago as I had a lot of free time to spare. The people (especially Julia Wade and Glen Allen) are doing a fantastic job with the kids and are really creating after school activities that match the kids interest and on which they... more »

  NGO.NYC wrote:

S.U.S. = SCAMServices for the Underserved of NY accepts thousands of dollars in government grants for veteran programs it does not implement. more »

  Johnny9 wrote:

Was here in 1998. They need this program or a similar module all over the country. The principles and concepts I learned while here still sticks out today. I was predicted to NEVER make 21 years of age. I've had my days since, but for the most part, I... more »

  carebiz wrote:

Escapees CARE, Inc. is the only Adult Day Care in Polk County, providing a critical service to the entire community. All Caregivers need some time off, a respite to recover their energies or attend to need functions like their own medical needs. CARE... more »

  mjfoss22 wrote:

My late husband lived at Lakeview Ranch in 2012. It was an awesome caring place, the staff was incredible always giving loving attention to the residents. If you have a loved one with dementia that needs a home this is the place in Dassel, Mn. more »

  trashmhy wrote:

This school trash you know what I got write up for not reading a fact in class and I said and I have a right pamula thompason more »

  knowwayjose wrote:

Katie Raya is a wonderful person who truly cares about the people she serves. She has such a big heart.I hope she is acknowledged by all she works with. A true treasure! more »

  Dedicatedfool wrote:

My comments are primarily directed to the BHRS Program, which primarily is entrusted with providing in-home support services that will benefit clients with an autism spectrum disorder in a meaningful way, which is NOT done. ICF administrators & managers... more »

  AyrisB wrote:

I am an SDA in home-based services, I've been with this provider for a little over a year now. My supervisor Greg Porter is a very kind, patient, knowledgeable man and I've learned more from him in one year working here than I have working anywhere else.... more »

  mmacbeab wrote:

Circle Center Adult Day Services blew me away. The facility is state of the art, super clean and bright. The staff and participants are like family. We have a diverse group, and lots of activities. We are always learning new skills, meeting new people... more »

  bruce wrote:

Holy Angels is an outstanding facility in the small town of Belmont, NC. My brother is 7 years old and has been a resident at this facility for almost a year now. The care he has received there, both medically and educationally, is more than our entire... more »

  ultimatedestiny1 wrote:

This organization helped so many street children in Manila to be rehabilitated. Some of them are now being cared for in a loving environment of an orphanage assigned by its locality. Other street children who are mentally and physically disabled... more »

  Writer wrote:

If I could give this place negative stars I would. DO NOT send you child here they will not get the help they need. Staff do not have any therapy or medical certifications, you only have to have a high school diploma or a GED ( they send you for training)... more »

  dalefs wrote:

Matthias Academy will provide job, social, and life skills to disabled students who have aged out of the public school system. www.matthiasacademy.rallybound.com/Aric more »

  MelN wrote:

Wonderful children's home that I donate to every year. My grandparents used to work with them to help raise funds. A worthy cause for sure! more »

  Writer wrote:

As both a family member of several patients served by JACH and a volunteer, I cannot say enough about how caring and kind everyone associated with the organization is. more »

  DGardner wrote:

Regis House is a very special place to me as I grew up as a daughter of a Juniors of Social Service member. As a child, my mother used to take me to the previous Regis House location in West LA to help volunteer by cooking and serving Thanksgiving dinner... more »

  joanilujan wrote:

I donate to restore innocence because they help restore victims of trafficking more »

  marygene wrote:

Once upon a time there was a young man who had cerebral palsy, was intelligent and wanted to contribute to society in a unique way. He was a special person who knew the challenges of life and yet knew he could make a difference to others with disabilities... more »

  LJSWMD wrote:

My name is Dr. Lisa Sirota, and I am a pediatrician in Broward County, Florida. I have been priviledged to care for the children of Jewish Adoption and Foster Care Options (JAFCO) since its inception in 1993. As a service organization, JAFCO has grown... more »

  tyort wrote:

Our son has been a client of Little Friends for over 20 years. He has worked at Spectrum (the vocational workshop) for over 20 years. He is now also participating in InKlude (art studio), and he has been in a supported apartment for 5 years. This organization... more »

  sheilap2023 wrote:

I just wanted to share my positive perspective and experience regarding North Homes where I get to work. I moved my family to the Grand Rapids area, due to loving the weather here. I was just searching for a job initially when I applied for my position... more »

  Michael S. wrote:

I have worked with Opportunity Knocks as their accountant since 2004. They have been great to work with and I really enjoy their company. They really care about the clients they serve. more »

  maharg wrote:

Ladd is a fantastic organization in Cincinnati, they help our local adults with developmental disability find housing, employment and much more. more »

  Steffiegirl815 wrote:

My son has attended Children's camp and gets behavioral management. It's a great organization that assists people with disabilities. more »

  SNMN wrote:

Great Circle just bait and switched us. Our social worker Tonya was very nice, but then comes the "therapist" Kim. She did ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!!! Went and seen our son at school for MAYBE 10 mins a week and basically said "Hey how ya doing? Good okay bye"When... more »

  Makya C. wrote:

i went here! dont help them they are money hungry and will tear you down even more then you thought was possible! more »

  Marie72 wrote:

goshen children's home is a great place for struggling children to get help they have a great staff and are there all the time for you more »

  aklynn wrote:

This is the current corporate name for the American Friends of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem. AFEDJ is an independent, non-political 501c3 providing humanitarian aid to the schools, hospitals, clinics and institutes for the disabled of the Episcopal... more »

  Angela Walsh wrote:

My husband and I are the house parents and program directors at the ranch. The love and support given to care for children and animals is amazing! The concept is also very rewarding- to have kids come here to receive love and support in a family atmosphere,... more »

  jeffnlewis wrote:

I have volunteered over the years with Bethel Bible Village. I fell in love with their work. So much, I took a pay cut and as of mid April, I am an employee. They do great work with trauma informed children from middle school through high school.... more »

  annlove1 wrote:

A great place for children. Loveing home the staff care and its just a place you will not forget. more »

  solkacli wrote:

If there were a 0 stars review I would, this organization all the way from the CEO Will, the manager Mark, and teraphist are horrendous!They will build cases against parents just because they pick and choose who they like, they will take social media... more »

  kreck wrote:

This is an amazing organization with a mission to Strengthen Families and Protect Children. I have personally witnessed the many miracles that have occurred because of the CFSC, not only does it protect children from impossible situations such as physical... more »

  Writer wrote:

Can you update the name in your system to the current name of Strive? more »

  Barbara234567 wrote:

This organization is the real deal. Founder Chris Casey trekked Nepal in 2004, came back to the U.S. determined to help the lice-ridden, malnourished kids without parents to protect them who were begging in the streets, and within 3 years had founded... more »

  wind.coder wrote:

My daughter has been attending ChildServe for about a year now, and my wife and I have been pleased with the care she has received. We chose ChildServe because the child care provider we were using before had high school students taking care of the kids... more »

  cocekenya wrote:

The Collective for Orphan Care and Education (COCE) is an international non-profit with operations in Kenya since 2005. It is registered with the NGO Board of Kenya, and a 501C in the US, whose mission is to provide educational and health opportunities... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great organization doing good things for special needs children and adults more »

  fisher010085 wrote:

Orion house sucks. If I could leave a negative 1 star review I would. more »

  Cab G wrote:

Although it's been many years since I was a youth in Boys Town, this place still haunts me. It's deeply affected my ability to trust my intuition and navigate the world. Their model is brainwashing, and didn't help me; it only hurt me. I left there with... more »

  Beckydan wrote:

Casa Shalom has a heart for children at risk and have helped over 70 children to have a home at their center in Bucharest, Romania. Now they are reaching out to help other kids at risk, helping their families so these children will not be abandoned.... more »

  Amie.Klinger wrote:

Life Adult Day Academy (LADA) takes a unique approach to day program services. The individuals who attend are able to engage in a classroom environment and build relationships with peers. The staff at LADA provide stimulating material to encourage participation... more »

  FFVolunteer wrote:

I have been volunteering at Foster Forward for over 5 years. It is a great organization that helps the wonderful people in the foster community. Whether it is shoes and clothing, toys and books, or household items for foster kids who have aged out of... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Twintravel wrote:

I had placed my relatives, an uncle with dementia and a cousin with autism in the Hofmann Mraz care home. After a month being there, the owner increased the fees even though we had a set fee. And so I notified her that I would be coming to take my relatives... more »

  becky125 wrote:

An amazing organization that is making a positive difference in the lives of individuals every day and has for 58 years more »

  sparkles-mom wrote:

After donating for years & being what I thought well informed, my daughter & her baby became a client. I was SHOCKED what really occurred. I was alienated & the Director I consider very unprofessional towards me as if my daughter needed to be protected... more »

  Thomas Barnhardt wrote:

I have been a donor for 12 years and have seen children enter Crossnore school and make great strides and achievements when prior to entering Crossnore School they didn't even know what achieving was. I have been impressed with the love for the children... more »

  Yisrael12 wrote:

This organization does not treat the children in their care right. In certain homes Direct Care staff have to come out of pocket and pay so the children can eat, or experience different activities(Direct care staff never recieve money back from company).... more »

  Breesedh wrote:

I have volunteered with Children's Place Association for almost 6 years, in various capacities, as part of the organization's Junior Board. The impactful nature of the work that CPA does cannot be overstated; having the opportunity to interact with their... more »

  mjchaparro09 wrote:

As a TV producer I have been able to donate my time and effort to produce videos to portrait the vision of this organization created for the protection of animals. As an animal lover myself, I have witnessed trough the years the progress, growth and development... more »

  Bailey1717 wrote:

Companion Day services is a fun place for people with disabilities to come and have fun! It has been a blessing to many families in the central WI area! It is a great resource for families and caregivers that I wish more people know about and should know... more »

  bebopsart wrote:

Nathaniel James Shaw/bebopsart@yahoo.com/323-834-3661/employee & student in the field of chemical dependency: This is an attempt to find out the results of The Mt. Carmel Treatment Center I worked for so that I may include them, regardless of outcome,... more »

  terrancewatkins wrote:

I had a long history of subtance abuse, incarceration, and instability. I went to Old Pueblo Community Services (OPCS) after my second incarceration in the Arizona Department of Corrections. I was immediately given food, clothing, and shelter. Once I... more »

  Mark Wilkinson wrote:

I have been involved with Seton Youth Shelters since moving to Virginia Beach as the rector of St. Aidan's Episcopal Church. The girl's shelter is housed on the corner of our property and we are dedicated to helping this important program with touches... more »

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  123456789 wrote:

These people save children help them please. I helped you should to. more »

  montielfam07 wrote:

I am very grateful to this center. They were there for my family when we needed them and helped my daughter throughout her first 3 years and thanks to that she has been able to make progress. Enough to be at her age-level. Thank you so much to Mily especially,... more »

  CASAKIDS wrote:

Winnebago County CASA.has made a difference in children’s lives for 30 years. Training community volunteers to support, advocate and be the voice for children who have experienced abuse and neglect as they move through the court system is a true calling.... more »

  pandora1 wrote:

Clients were offered support and nurture, services were personalized and went beyond my usual expectations for agencies. Staff were professional, and very responsive to client needs, also provided excellent communication. more »

  Jay_26 wrote: