Find Residential Mental Health Treatment Nonprofits and Charities

  emilywagoner wrote:

I spent eleven years in the mental health system receiving treatment in various hospitals and facilities for Abuse, Depression, PTSD, Dissociation, self-harm, suicidality, and anorexia. At the end of my rope, I found Mercy Ministries. I did not know what... more »

  armerarmer wrote:

UGM helps many homeless in the Sacramento area. This is a very worthy organization to volunteer at or donate to. more »

  fsheikh wrote:

I currently interned at Sierra House in Summer 2012 as a Social Worker. Sierra House is an organization that upheld its mission and committed to helping at risk youth in need of food, shelter, and community social services. During my work here at Sierra... more »

  jjhuntman wrote:

I joined the Pathpoint Board about two years ago and have been so impressed with the organization. Pathpoint has incredible staff and leaders and are deeply dedicated to helping people with disabilities and disadvantages. This is probably one of the... more »

  HeatherWilliams wrote:

Breakthrough House is a wonderful place! I feel so priviledged to have the opportunity to help such a great organization! The consumers, staff & supporters are truly amazing. Thank you Breakthrough House! more »

  Nancy wrote:

I serve on the Board of New Foundation Center. My son lives in their housing. I am a former president of NAMI San Gabriel Valley, CA. No organization like this exists nation-wide. The housing is in safe stable neighborhoods. Staff is compassionate... more »

  dihu wrote:

I have proudly seved on the Board of Lamp Community for more than ten years, after first becoming involved with the agency by providing pro bono legal services and serving Thanksgiving dinner. Lamp helps homeless men and women living with mental illness... more »

  lpittsburgh wrote:

As a volunteer with Chartiers Center for over four years, I have seen firsthand the dedication and compassion with which the Chartiers Center organization provides care for their consumers as well as how they support their employees. Throughout the opoid... more »

  elderjulie wrote:

I am a member of the Board of Directors at Winspan. This is now my second year on the board. Perhaps my most memorable experience to date has been a visit that I made to a group home in Roseville. What I observed during that visit, was not only a house... more »

  mgary wrote:

Center Point is an outstanding organization that is absolutely committed to change people lives. Their programs empower individuals and families battling the plagues of addiction, and teach them how to live a clean and sober life, and become proactive... more »

  Margaret14 wrote:

Just want to say that I helped out with the Chicken BBQ on Sept. 8 and despite the fact we had a storm in the middle of it, I enjoyed myself. The folks affiliated with Hoffman Homes are so nice and were so appreciative. And I felt the event was very well... more »

  HeidiWebbCFRE wrote:

I have known Housing Unlimited (HUI) and CEO Abe Schuchman since the organization's inception. I find the staff and tenants to be amazing humans, impeccable with their word. They are on my annual list of nonprofit organizations I choose to support! more »

  treborneerg wrote:

This unique facility serves many of Georgia's unfortunate youth through its expanding, multi-layered professional services with partial funding and donations from Georgia's Elk Lodges. I have found their staff to be courteous and efficient to me. It... more »

  agrassini wrote:

As a newcomer to Houston I was thrilled to find The Women's Home as a place where I can volunteer my talents. This organization is professionally run and works hard to make sure volunteers are not just appreciated but also matched well with their skill... more »

  Tonya H. wrote:

Many times challenging children are given up on, but with Monroe Harding many of these children have been given the opportunity to change their lives in a positive way and have went on to be successful young adults! I am an active foster parent through... more »

  Nelson2020 wrote:

I was a client of New Beginnings and let me tell you from first hand experience they are NOT what they claim to be. Allow me to explain. First you have to pay $110 a week to be part of the program. They own approximately 25 regular residental... more »

  Lauras House wrote:

The story of The Brain foundation is told in the profile. My family knew Laura Harsh since she was a child and became good friends of the entire family. When Laura passed away and Trudy established the Brain Foundation, she asked me to serve on the... more »

  Jim Risk wrote:

I have had the privilage of meeting The executive team and many of the day-to-day professionals at TVN and they are all extremely motivated and committed to their vision of providing excellent treatment and care of troubled youth. I have seen first hand... more »

  Ebbe wrote:

It is a peaceful place. Which is important. Like anything there are always ups and downs. There are more ups than downs here. My most honest review is that I was extremely frustrated to go anywhere however I am grateful for the kindness/caring of the... more »

  CheriSinnott wrote:

Leah's House provides a warm and supported living environment for women who want to live a sober life. This service is greatly needed in the area, and this agency is a wonderful bridge to successful independent living for these women. Collaboration... more »

  annappert@gmail.com wrote:

I have been working with Youth Homes for 3 years. One of the things that drew me to the agency is their very high success rate with kids. In the foster care world, success is measured by how many children leave your program on a "planned discharge"... more »

  itpays2tithe wrote:

Over 50 years ago my Parents Victor & Carmen Torres starting taking in young people trapped in a life of addiction. Thousands and thousands have come through the doors of New Life And have found love hope forgiveness and acceptance. If someone is truly... more »

  none wrote:

GROW is an outstanding organization that helps many people throughout the community. more »

  swampbottom wrote:

Miracle workers. Empathy and compassion mixed with true care for the individuals they care for. Patience for their residents and the families who care about them. Absolutely amazing organization. more »

  beckber wrote:

Our adopted daughter spent two years at the Inter-mountain Deaconess Home for Children. After suffering repeated emotional trauma, our daughter learned how to trust adults again through her time at the home. My husband and I received training in how to... more »

  annebrinkers wrote:

Thank god for Easter Seals day program. My 44yr old daughter attends the day program. If not for this program she would be sitting home doing nothing. She is with her peers and out in the community. She volunteers at different sites. She needs understand... 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 »

  Lauraval wrote:

New Day is the gold standard for helping American girls rescued from sex trafficking. They are unique in that they provide long term residential care to young victims of child sex trafficking. Their impact is huge and literally saves the lives of these... more »

  ahairston wrote:

The staff is courtesy, helpful and always giving back to the community in so many ways. The pantry and produce distribution has been a true blessing... We truly appreciate you'll. more »

  barbtstutz wrote:

Children's village is a fantastic organization that I have been involved with for many years. Primarily I work on the leadership council and have had the privilege of really getting to know a group of the kids through events such as softball games, sporting... 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 »

  LenK wrote:

See the April 14, 2014 Orange County Register article: People with schizophrenia find help, home, hope http://www.johnhenry.org/about-schizophrenia/oc-register-april-14-2014/ 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 »

  starry66 wrote:

When my daughter leaves the house to go to the Options program, I feel she is int he best hands possible. I trust the staff and the supervisors to make the best decisions for her in my absence. She is accepted in her group just as she is...something... 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 »

  elizabeths11 wrote:

This amazing nonprofit was established in memory of Michael Dalton by his family shortly after he passed away in Jan 2018. His parents, Richard and Carmela, brother Jamie and sister Stacey have been making an impact and helping lots of people in a wide... more »

  isaacfineman wrote:

I have had the privilege to serve along with the administration, faculty, and staff at Shepherd's Hill Academy. I have also had the tremendous opportunity to meet with several of the current and alumni parents. Shepherd's Hill is by far one of the nation's... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a member of the Evanston community, I have found Impact to be a tremendous asset to our area. While Evanston has many great non-profits, Impact is one of a kind. My experiences with their staff, board, and participants have always been pleasant. more »

  Kira Connel wrote:

They made it possible to say yes to helping our son. We didn’t have the means to do this without their kindness and the goodness of the Lord making a way. Where resources for care where we live were so limited and insufficient, our son needed more help... more »

  lulu25 wrote:

I found that the staff at this nonprofit aren't helpful by any means . First, the supervisor Ms Allen has a very nasty attitude with clients as well as employees alike . Another thing is , I noticed that Soto doesn't really do much of anything . The clients... more »

  carlak wrote:

I absolutely love volunteering at HHH. It's wonderful to see such a positive and consistent enviroment for the children. The interaction between staff and kids is very caring. To see the kids' positive changes as they've been at HHH is uplifting. I believe... more »

  RGriffin wrote:

In my limited time as a board member, I have had the pleasure of touring several of the existing housing projects as well as meet a few of the clients served by CASA. I was thoroughly impressed with the quality of the projects, as well as the vision... 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 »

  milo1980 wrote:

Absolutely love teaming up with Runners Refuge ! We make it a family affair. We’ve been volunteering since March of 2020. It really is one of the best parts on my week! 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 »

  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 »

  mlburt wrote:

My autistic son lived in one of their HCS homes for about 7 years. In 2005 he became emotionally unstable and needed to be hospitalized. Before the ambulance arrived, the police came. Because my son is unable to answer questions much at all, he became... more »

  Writer wrote:

They helped me relearn how to take care of myself helped me get sober now after one year i have an apartment of my own they saved my life thanks to F I Community Housing more »

  TheraDiComaine wrote:

The purpose of this review is to voice how the children are being treated at the center and how the organization falsifies documentation when reporting to the courts and Health and Human Services Agency. I was an employee during a regular shift where... more »

  JackieDryden wrote:

Dawning Family Services (formerly Alpha House of Tampa) is significantly expanding its array of services and constructing a new 61-unit emergency shelter to help even more families in Hillsborough County, Florida. Follow them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/DawningFamilyServices/ more »

  mrdynamyt wrote:

I had been laid off from a job right after I had open heart surgery. So cash was very tight. This job had provided a company vehicle so I had to buy a used car for cash. I was still unemployed and going to school a year later when my front brakes started... more »

  ArchieSRobinson wrote:

I have served on the Advent Board for more than 20 years. The reasons I have found Advent so compelling are many, but a few of the most important include: exceptionally dedicated and proficient staff who have given their lives to their work; ... more »

  Enlightened 1 wrote:

Flush your money down the commode, or give it to the first Vice President or "Executive Director" from LFS you meet, because either way it will end up in their pockets anyway. Those horror stories you hear about Non-profit faith-based agencies are not... more »

  BensonJoe2 wrote:

I want to let the world know about Dr, Sam the Great spell caster that brought back my husband to me when I thought all hope was lost. Dr, Sam used his powerful spell to put a smile on my face by bringing back my man with his spell, at first I thought... more »

  Rodney wrote:

My autistic son has been very well-served by a Community Residences' group home for more than five and a half years. He just moved to a much larger group home in March 2010, which serves his needs very well. The staff is competent and friendly, and... more »

  cardinals1865 wrote:

Catholic Social Services is one of S.IL's best kept secrets. The mission and vision of this agency is incredible. They serve those who cannot serve themselves. Catholic Social Services provides major services like adoption, foster care, pregnancy care,... more »

  Rescuer wrote:

Job search program has assisted over 500 men over two and a half years to find work, save money and move out of shelters. Mission serves three meals daily on schedule, totaling over 1,000 meals per month. more »

  Carla I. wrote:

I've worked at Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch since 1998. They have truly changed many children's lives. One child loved the Horse Program, and in particular, her horse Itch. This child had issues with anger, stemming from a tough home life. At one point... more »

  FentonJD wrote:

Been affiliated with Humanim Inc. for almost thirty years and I am still energized by this company! I could go on forever, but I will quickly state that this agency not only helps my community and those in need, but it also provides an incredible array... more »

  mobileUser702116 wrote:

My son was struggling with grades, attention, and getting along with others. We didn't know where else to turn and without insurance our options seemed limited. Dr. Griffin gave us the time and attention necessary to understand our situation and prescribe... more »

  Sueofhhi wrote:

As the widowed mother of a 38 year old son, I feel the urgency of a community such as this. Living as independently as possible is a crucial element for my son's future. Jobs, community interaction and friendship are integral parts of all of our lives... more »

  genusbolloxed wrote:

I've been a client at the APT foundation on Ella T. Grasso in New Haven, CT for over 4 years. They may have " strengthened their funds balance", but their quality of service has dramatically decreased. Councilors repeatedly do not answer phone calls and... more »

  Zepfan wrote:

The company treats its employees like dogs and most pass on the vibe to clients. There's one nice guy working there. He'll most likely leave quick. Overall, Columbia Care lacks complete ethics and sympathy. The company prioritizes money over safety. Never... more »

  pdr2co wrote:

My daughter was admitted to this organization at some point. I am the custodial parent for the minor child. Hillside made no attempt to contact me in any way, thus they are to be held accountable for helping kidnap and concealment of my daughter. I have... more »

  lawanda wrote:

CareLink Community Support Services is an organization that survives solely on the work of underpaid direct service employees. The management and administration on the other hand, is out of touch and extremely unethical. The CEO of the organization views... more »

  JMon wrote:

Gilead has been providing high quality mental health services to adolescents and adults thoughout Middlesex County for over 40 years. Gilead offers various levels of care including group homes, day programs and general support to those living on their... more »

  kidturkey wrote:

Peacock Acres is fantastic organization that houses foster children. It is dedicated to providing foster children with the love and support all children deserve. It is highly successful in providing a safe, caring, structured environment on which children... more »

  Scholar101 wrote:

Too much turnover. Too many good counselors that move on. I've found them at other agencies and transferred my kids. Seems really disorganized and not like people are happy to work there. Sorry. more »

  kevinm wrote:

I came to the alano mens Pine house from phoenix in november of 2009 and have found a new way to live . the program set out there gave me the structure and acountability to get a hold of my drug and alcohole issues and the safe clean enviroment to do... more »

  ashultz wrote:

A horrible place to work!! Do not waste your money donating here. The girls are unappreciative and trash the home and what's donated. The girls are violent and do not want help. Its under staffed with no support. Program needs to be disbanded..wasting... more »

  KARENVILLAGRAN wrote:

N.S.O. IS A GREAT ORGANIZATION, I AM GLAD GOD PUT THIS PEOPLE IN MY WAY, THANKS TO N.S.O. FOR ALL THE OPORTUNITY THEY GIVE DURING THIS TIME, AND I WISH WE CAN FIND PROGRAMS LIKE THIS AROUND THE WORLD THAT CARES ABOUT THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE. more »

  Writer wrote:

as a resident here I was molested by warren Connelly, and as of today I still don't have any respect for authority, thanks a lot assholes more »

  cat573 wrote:

Hi- Being homeless in nyc is is hard enough but compound this with mental illness and addiction and the odds are more than stacked against you--Thank God for ICL-I completed the long term residential and then moved into a supported living site, that was... more »

  Tomc wrote:

I have been affiliated with The Lazarus Project over the past 13 years and have been continually impressed with the success of the organization. The mission of the organization is to bring the impoverished of Placer County to self sufficency and it has... more »

  Writer wrote:

Randolph Fellowship Home Inc. has saved my life and countless other peoples. They helped me get on m feet when I was hopeless, jobless and penniless. The staff took the time to work with me on my individual needs by taking me to all my appt, listening... more »

  Elizabeth115 wrote:

I have been employed by The Methodist Home of Kentucky for 20+ years. Our mission to reach out to children and families in need. We have dedicated staff that work with kids and familites. Our staff are amazing in every way. They reach out to hurting... more »

  Kayla Mitchell wrote:

I have worked for Hope Haven a little of 4 months and it has changed my life for the better. I, like the girls came into life with a lot of baggage, but the Lord has blessed me in so many ways. To be able to share my testimony and breathe life into the... more »

  Red Hatter wrote:

Wesley Spectrum serves families and children with special needs, emotional disturbances and behavioral health problems become responsible members of our community.Unlike other education, mental health or family service providers, Wesley Spectrum provides... more »

  Maerryane C. wrote:

Victor is a company who helps troubled kids and families integrate into society and become successful members of society. It was birthed from a vision of providing safe, healthy environments where the people we treat can flourish. Victor believes that... 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 »

  Naomalwil3 wrote:

Many years ago I had found myself in the court system, using drugs and did not have any hope at all. I was introduce to Cincinnati Behavioral Center and that is when my life begin to be worth living. I was able to Identify things I did not even know was... more »

  brendawatt wrote:

It's been over 15 years since i was abandoned at Daniel Memorial. I was 10 and 11 when I lived in a girls home here, and later a "foster" home. I cannot begin to touch on the trauma I have from this place. I was assaulted and injured by a 17 year old... more »

  fredwallace wrote:

I have been serving in a part time role as an Encore Fellow for Aspiranet since last summer and have now garnered a wide exposure to the organization, both from a Headquarters and Field perspective. I have been very impressed with the caliber and dedication... more »

  Ellen Ossenfort M. wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer at Tulsa Boys’ Home for several years and have had nothing but the BEST experience there! Top-notch staff and volunteers. You should come out and see how Tulsa Boys’ Home is saving the most at risk members of the next generation... more »

  Sole wrote:

As a client, I have benefited from all the different resources they have to offer. They have done a wonderful job collaborating with so many agencies/individuals/organizations. I have received support through their PTSD support groups, art therapy, massage,... 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 »

  CaringNurse wrote:

Poorly managed subacute program. Terrible working conditions. Under trained and educated staff working with vunerable children and adults. No value for its employees. High turn over rate. Poor morale. Healthcare professionals avoid this employer. 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 »

  Writer wrote:

We Thrive is a horrible company...they make the girl clients stay at the boys home. The house manager in conroe takes the girls to motels while she meets up with different men. 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 »

  Illya wrote:

Vail Place is a club house for people living with mental illness. Members gather to make friends, build community, get help finding work and housing and share the responsibilities with the staff of taking care of the building. It’s a place where they... more »

  rkozelski wrote:

My niece/daughter (NREFM) had to be removed from her Mother's home. She was given an early placement at Maryvale (she was 11.5 years old and they generally only take 12 & up for longer term placement). It is a lovely facility with caring staff and i have... more »

  aellen25 wrote:

This Non Profit is absolutely amazing. I have always felt comforted knowing that I can call the prayer hotline section of this non profit 24/7 if I have any issues at all. The founder himself answers the phone each time and prays with you, and directs... more »

  mommalady wrote:

Set up as a non profit for personal benefit of director Mr. Christenbury. All proceeds did not go for the residents but for personal expenses. When year end comes to preserve non profit status autos and electronics purchased for family members on the... more »

  LindauCarolyn wrote:

This is a wonderful organization. They work to help everyone that comes through their door. more »

  spike11 wrote:

I was welcomed home and found a safe clean living environment in which to grow. I got assistance in finding a job assistance to show me I was able to succeed! I hope everyone on their road to recovery and finding a new way to live finds such a place... more »

  Rayray123 wrote:

I wouldn’t even give this place 1 star. My sister has been staying there in the beginning she was doing ok. Then she started going downhill and the staff there did nothing. Instead I feel they used her mental illness against her saying she wasn’t... more »

  jasmina.luciana wrote:

I have been supporting this organization for over 10 years now. I keep coming back for several reasons. First, they have multiple success stories and ways they really turn lives around, of some kids who have been through too much bad stuff previously.... more »

  whoisfatal wrote:

My sister was just in this place and she came home bruised and now they have 3 charges filed against them by the state for keeping kids in solitary confinement. more »

  solarspectrumarc wrote:

After hearing that Shangri La hired a person who was discharged from a teaching position under negative circumstances and is under investigation in a missing persons case, I will never contribute to any fundraiser supporting Shangri La. more »

  ariowrite wrote:

I have worked as a client at Tasks for over thirty years and cannot imagine a better company to have worked for in view of my mental health diagnosis. Because of them I went from homelessness to a middle-class lifestyle where I own my condo outright.... more »

  4963ty wrote:

The mission statement is a great one and so are the guidelines put in place. How ever the guidelines are not carried out. more »

  hutton wrote:

Community Action Marin, the local anti-poverty program serving Marin County, has worked with Sunny Hills for the last 15 years. We have found the Agency to dedicated to the young people it serves, creative in the development of appropriate client services,... more »

  Judy Werkema wrote:

Eagle Village is not family focused as evidenced by how they treat the childrens' existing families. I would not donate to this group nor would I encourage others to do so. more »

  derickwade wrote:

After 5 faithful years of employment at New Alternatives I raised concerns in a managers meeting regarding inadequate staff to child ratios, unsafe working conditions and employer practices which included intimidation, threats and other civil rights violations.... more »

  MidtownDave wrote:

I came to Magnificat House from prison. I had no place to go, and they took me in without question, or at least, a minimal number of questions to determine if I was a danger to others. They gave me a clean room, three good meals a day, direction on... more »

  joeneri wrote:

Integrated Rehabilitation Therapies is unique among nonprofits serving developmentally disabled adults. Their use of the creative arts in group and individual therapy strategies has allowed clients to express themselves in ways not normally available... 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 »

  kristiek wrote:

New Beginning Sanctuary is such a comfortable, inclusive, loving program and community of support. They’ve helped me transition from in patient treatment to the real world in a crucial risky stage of my life and recovery. I feel welcomed, encouraged... more »

  Mark8535 wrote:

Pressley might be all about families, but they aren't all about their employees. Totally intolerant of mistakes, you get fired. more »

  Anna67 wrote:

Pathway Homes helps so many individuals in our community. Sadly, in such an affluent area, many live in our woods and on our streets. Pathway Homes has helped so many in our community move off the streets and back into productive lives. Their staff... more »

  maintenance wrote:

I have worked with people living with developmental disabilites for twelve years at The Progress Center. My primary role has been as the maintenance supervisor. This has been a unique role in that I have had the opportunity to get to know the people we... more »

  vac4mail wrote:

The Angel of Hope House, (AOHH), is a fantastic organization who’s mission is to shelter women with substance abuse. They provide a home-like atmosphere, where the women share in the house duties, cook and eat together. They also run the Angel of... more »

  PRCA wrote:

Excellent disability organization for people with disabilities! The organization is run by people with disabilities for people with disabilities. more »

  mlmicheaels wrote:

I serve on the Board of One Step Beyond because I believe strongly in the work, and am amazed at the success. I know this because I am also the parent of an OSB participant with intellectual disabilities. My daughter has made incredible progress in... more »

  Marisol_B wrote:

How what I wanted to be as a child led me hereI asked myself, 'What did I want to be as a child? What inspired me?' I remembered what made me cry as a child. I recalled commercials of emaciated children living in third world countries, of skeletal... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Ada S. McKinley CSI has such an important mission of providing humans services, job support, and other forms of support for Chicagoans in need!! More people need to know who Ada S. McKinley was-- incredible woman!! GREAT org, GREAT... 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 »

  Bear wrote:

I have had the pleasure of serving as a volunteer at this agency. They work really hard with the children and I see a difference. The boys at the treatment center work hard to make changes to their behavior. When they first come, they are angry and... more »

  matty9024 wrote:

I wish we could give ten stars. From the top down, the management and staff at VSM have exactly one priority, and that is to help your child heal. The DDP approach and "We will take care of you!" attitude to our child from everyone at the Villa has literally... more »

  Darlene9 wrote:

The Achievement Center of Texas (ACT) is a Center that is near and dear to my heart. In addition to providing loving care and support for children and young adults with Autism, Muscular Dystrophy, Cerebral Palsy, and other disabilities they provide hope... more »

  birrddog wrote:

Seems to have been a fairly integeral business the last few years. Questions have been circulating throughout the industry recently as to the status of change in staff or the "lack of ". more »

  Michele G.2 wrote:

Horrible. An understaffed team of life coaches are put in charge of people with disabilities that a degree professionals should be handled. Volatile living conditions (one resident was removed by the police, the other threatens me and directs homophobic... more »

  Darrell S.2 wrote:

I contacted Places due to about to be homeless. Man i talked to said i have to be homeless or they can't help me. Looking at what they claim to do on the internet i had my mental health counselor contact them as a referral. The man said my counselor never... more »

  Faryna wrote:

I've been a resident of Advance Housing in Lafayette for 8+ years. When I moved in it was really nice and management was in touch with us. Now our councilors & Local staff are Awesome, HOWEVER the upper management in Teterboro are disconnected and out... more »

  readyready wrote:

Tender Mercies impacts the lives of some of Cincinnati's most vulnerable adults in a cost-effective therapeutic manner. It addresses the root causes of homelessness and provides a HOME for folks and not just basic shelter. more »

  stevezipp wrote:

Probably one of the best service providers in California for the developmentally disabled. Run by a staff of full time volunteers from Amricorp to overseas. Checkout their website Camphill Communities California.org more »

  kirwoodderby wrote:

To put this out here right now, I am not technically a donor, though my rent does help them. Help being an immensely strong word. As of the writing of this post, I have had issue after issue with the management of Magdala Foundation due to gross incompetence... more »

  Ms.E wrote:

New Life Opportunities & Outreach Center is an organization that helps people from all walks of life reach their life goals. The organization has helped people who would otherwise be turned down for traditional opportunities; such as experiencing homeownership... more »

  jmartin82002 wrote:

For a year now I have volunteered at Beech Brook Equine Farm. On the selfish side, I can say I am so happy with how much I have learned about horse care and how much I love being outside with the horses. I have been riding and around horses for many years,... more »

  A_Chaser0808 wrote:

Children's Home of Northern Kentucky has a long-running history of providing critically needed services to children across the state, but gone are the days of it simply operating as an orphanage. I had helped with a holiday project to benefit the Home... more »

  PeerCounselormovinglivesForwardForlife wrote:

When my kids were in foster care even though they were not with penny Lane, Penny Lane allowed us to use their facilities for visits which was closer to my home and less stressful than a McDonald's and they were always welcoming and respectful.That being... more »

  Writer wrote:

My baby's pediatrician refer me to Albertina Kerr for speech therapy back in December. I called few times and when I did not hear any response I asked for clinic to send another referral back in January of 2016. Since then I have been calling at least... more »

  Jacqueline D. wrote:

DDM provides so many needed services for families affected by disability in the state of Georgia. Every service, activity and event is created with the highest standards. The annual conference, Opening New Worlds, is an opportunity for parents, professionals... more »

  Cars 4 Causes wrote:

We have enjoyed the opportunity to support the mission of Five Acres for many years. It has always been and continues to be an inspiration to witness the committed team serve the families and communities they serve. more »

  JoanJ wrote:

Henderson Behavioral Health has provided services in Broward County for over 60 years. I first became aware of Henderson when a family member started exhibiting psychotic behavior. I placed a call to Henderson's Crisis Hotline and was connected to a... more »

  SelinaV27 wrote:

Denver Children's Home is an incredible organization that is truly dedicated to doing right by those they are serving. Every part of the programming is intentional and it such a special thing to be in the presence of. If you ever get the chance to volunteer... more »

  Della_T wrote:

When speaking to an acquaintance once, about Echoing Hope Ranch, I saw a sense of discovery come over her face and she said "Wow, I never thought about it but kids with autism do grow up, don't they?". They do. And just like any other person in the... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

I love Comprehensive. As a disabled adult with bipolar disorder, they're where I can see a doctor-- the only place that had appointments. They treat you with respect. more »

  Marisa wrote:

Family and Children's is an organization dear to my heart. So many people find a better way due to this organization. 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 »

  Robert420williams wrote:

That place is down right horrid ..... I was placed there where the staff are racist towards white children and used to abuse us daily especially the director . It is definitely not a safe place to Leave children more »

  Jim_10 wrote:

My 9 year old grandson was placed with an adoptive family several years ago. He was placed in Edgewood in Jan 2011 by MO Children's Services because of serious lying, stealing ad general trouble making within the family. He was there for 10 months but... more »

  Kelly.DeStefano wrote:

I have been a supporter of this organization for over 20 years. They do great work with mentally ill. more »

  ChefJW410 wrote:

Here are a few fun things that happened in 2022! Our team at Restoration Ranch, Texas was involved with serving alongside an amazing young adult group from Austin and College Station, TX. This group (Building Compassion) gave to us over 1000 hours of... more »

  mdlmailload wrote:

If you have a loved one here, I highly suggest finding another place for them. The company has since been bought out. Where the staff and ultimately the "farmers" are being mistreated. While the corporate office gets to enjoy larger checks, the employees... more »

  dbgame wrote:

House of Hope Portland is making great changes in the lives of teenagers here in the NW. Teens who feel desperate and are hurting them selves and their love ones by there actions are being taught how to love themselves and see the hope in the future.... more »

  amybbgalvan wrote:

Turning point is a wonderful resource for those affected by mental illness. I am very pleased with how they have handled a relation's illness and needs, and look forward to supporting the organization in the future! more »

  Susan163 wrote:

Well, I almost was finished and I hit something that deleted the review. I will begin with thanks and gratitude to the Organization for their hard work on this very important project for the mentally challenged or other handicapped children. I am positive... more »

  LarryHausmann wrote:

Years ago, I moved into a Kadima group home. I was assigned M as my therapist. I am writing to complain about my experience. I have been diagnosed with major depressive disorder (DSM code 296.33), generalized anxiety disorder, and social phobia.... more »

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