My daughter was at this place back in 2012/2013 and she was treated very mean and sexually abused by a teenager,and nothing was done about it. She was 8 years old. This place is dangerous! I'm getting an attorney and I'm going to sue the pants off them. My daughter is grown now but still has nightmares and flashbacks. Thanks to the state of Texas.

I called to ask about their services that they offer here, and how does it all work. Claire said what do you want to know? I said “I’d like to know about the counseling” she said “what about it?”. I asked is it free, or what’s the fee?” “Do I need I need insurance?” She said “yea it’s free”… and then we just sat on the phone in silence for a moment. I think I will implement the “you get what you pay for policy here.” I was just curious since we live nearby. I did also notice there are a lot of homeless people who hangout on the porch here which also gives it that not so safe feeling. Hope this helps anyone who’s looking. May check out BETTER HELP next.

I recently lived at ACH. At first I had seen it as a place for second chances and brighter futures. After living here for two years or so, I can tell you that was not the case entirely. The facility has a lot of drug influence, and a lot of issues. The building itself, and the ones surrounding it are very old at this point where something like ether net is considered advanced technology. The rooms had a lot of glaring issues, but things I was able to look past being there. For one, was the shower knobs. They would constantly break or get rusted and then I'd have to get a pair of pliers to even turn it. The only chance of me getting them fixed, was if maintenance was there and I'd ask them, which was more rare than a blue moon. When they were there, they were very helpful even with their lack of knowledge on fixing Ethernet outlets. Another major issue was the washing machines. They would constantly be broken and have to get replaced many times. This however was more of the residents fault and not the facility's. Now the continuous issues like this, I was again able to look past. What I was not able to look past, was the cult. One night I was woken up through a call from one of the guys who were living there. He and some of the other men were outside, and had said they needed me down there. Once I made it to the courtyard, it was me and a couple others who's names I will not say for privacy reasons. They had told me they had been seeing masked faces and silhouettes of figures in the building next to the church. At first I thought they had been under the influence, but when I had taken a look myself, I saw them. It was people moving around in the windows of the building. It was hard to make details completely, but there was definitely movement. The building was usually closed at this time with no lights on. It was around 3 or 4 in the morning so it should have been empty. Out of the figures we had seen there was only one standing still. At the top left middle window, a man stood. He had a cream soda color mask with no features on it at all, and black attire. He was facing toward us. At that moment a man who was standing from a distance outside who we had just noticed started running. We could not get a good description except his clothes seemed baggy. Me and another youth had tried to chase him, but he had ran too fast. Afterwards we had reported what we saw to a security guard for ACH. When she had gone over the building with her flashlight for five seconds there was no one inside. After that night, she had reported us instead thinking we were on something. Even afterwards some of the guys had witnessed more sightings on their own account, I however never went back to that building. The weirdest thing is how you needed a key card to even get in that building which only staff had. By the time my stay at ACH was coming to an end with the drug influence, constant fire alarms, stealing, and the occult itself, I was ready to leave. Not to mention the area was hard to find a job in, so if you plan on staying here make sure to be taking classes. I also recommend to be on constant visits. Being in there every day was like being in purgatory. Hopefully the jarring issues can be fixed, and tbh I have not even listed all of them. I do not recommend living here in any case. I am just glad I'm not there anymore.