Distribution programs that offer free or low-cost clothing to individuals in need.
Counseling Services
Confidential, professional support to help individuals navigate emotional challenges, improve mental health, and build coping skills. Services may address anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, or life transitions in a safe, nonjudgmental space.
Housing
Programs that connect individuals and families to affordable housing options and rental assistance.
Baby Items And Clothes
Resources that offer baby clothing, blankets, strollers, carriers, and other newborn essentials to help parents prepare for and care for their little ones.
Other Support
Flexible support options tailored to individual needs. This may include emotional care, practical assistance, or referrals to community resources that offer personalized help.
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Overall Rating
2.6
Mom Life
1 year ago
Just tried to donate a huge bag of baby clothes and they refused them! I never heard of such a thing! They didn’t even give the moms an option to see what they wanted or did not want! Do better Bayard House! Hire better staff that actually care about the moms and babies because why are y’all turning away baby items? The Birthright Center was beyond grateful 🩵
Daeshana stevenson
3 years ago
Not a great place to reside at. The program wants control of your food benefits and wic benefits, but when it comes to meeting your goals or has anything to do with you progressing and getting out the bad situation you are in, they do not help with anything. Shelters come with rules and regulations. and I understood that. But the bayard house is literally a pointless shelter standing at this point. the rules and regulations didn’t make sense, their so strict on abiding by rules, but some of the staff members here broke the rules their self on things they were trying to force the residents to abide to. everybody has their own opinion and way of living, but the bayard house never had food there, which I also did not understand because each resident that had food benefits and wic benefits had to give up and it was a total of 8-9 residents in the shelter including children. Another big thing, was cleanliness, the bayard house was dirty, because of the other residents that lived here, they left period blood on the toliet seats, pads in the bathroom on the floors rather then the trash, unwashed dishes in the sink, they left the showers and tubs dirty. and a few other things I don’t feel like naming. But yes, think twice about residing here. It’s other programs out here that can give you the help you need without having to take your benefits away and still leaving you hanging.
Angie Bolden
4 years ago
I stayed here back in 1994. It was a great place back then. I had my own room on the top floor. It was calm and quiet. Never any drama between the residents. We all got along. The staff was very respectful and always willing to help. Seeing all of the bad reviews here in 2020 is very shocking to me. We had free reign of the kitchen and bought our own food. We cooked when we got hungry. There was a curfew and there were rules. Just like every other establishment like this. Sad to hear it's come to this😞
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