This place is a scam! It is a rat infested, bed bug infested dangerous building with one toilet and one "meal" a day! The junkies who are not in a program staying at the homeless shelter are allowed to do anything they want, but if a poor, cancer stricken old lady dares to complain, she gets censured. The front doors are open all night long, the protect child abusers instead of reporting them, and if you are a cute female with a sizable monthly income AND a place to stay, sleeping with the "manager" you can steal a bed from a truly needy homeless woman to be close to him. After I called the appropriate agencies to investigate, they found my concerns valid. However, the "christian" managers accused a clean & sober, pregnant ex-addict of making the calls and threw her out! The tens of thousands of dollars donated to this place are clearly NOT going to the people and services they were intended for. I took pictures. Lots of pictures. This dump is anything but "christian". Stand up. Speak out. Protect the most vulnerable members of our society. This abuse must stop now!
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- EIN 27-1158468
- (503) 440-9357
- Po Box 413 Seaside OR 97138-0413 USA
- www.helpinghandsreentry.org
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Causes: Counseling, Mental Health
Mission: The helping hands re-entry outreach center provides community resources to help needy people recover from crisis situations and become more independent, productive, self-supporting members of their local communities.
Programs: Helping hands provides services to individuals in crisis situations, including case management, temporary and transitional housing, food, clothing, emergency financial assistance, and life skill classes. During 2016, 373 adults and children resided in the organization's transitional housing and received assistance with recovery from substance abuse, domestic violence, and other health issues. Emergency shelter was provided for over 1,400 persons/12,000 nights. Approximately 15,000 meals were served to persons needing assistance. Staff and program clients provided over 10,000 hours of community service.