I was here a long long time ago it's was difficult at first but you learn things there.no you really do you get along with people like you are in this difficult situation and you save your money. And learn to cook other foods.i like it I didnt want to leave it was nice.

I am currently a resident here at Good Shepherd have been here since September 10th. All of the services that the website says they provide is untrue. Alot of the women leave here unhoused. The case managers here make and cancel appointments with no explanation. There is currently no heating in the facility, the health department came out yesterday 11/30/21 and interviewed alot of the women here. The food is unfresh. I write this review because I feel as though I am being discriminated against because of my ethnicity, I'm also being told that I'm not a priority. I came here from sleeping in my car I am a cancer survivor with many other health issues.. I came here for shelter and hopes of getting help to change my life and I know that with all of the funding available I should receiving services.

I traveled 30 minutes to this place after I called and they told me they were excepting donations. I get there with bags of clothes and shoes, the secretary opened the door with a smile, however the other workers all looked at me as if I was doing something wrong. One lady proceeded to ask me if I had called and I told her yes she then told the secretary to tell people NOT to bring any donations today. I was applaud she asked me to take my donations somewhere else because they were busy. I couldn't believe it, she then said well we can just give your donations to the salvation army. If I wanted to give to SA I would have. I can't believe trying to do something beneficial to others would be so difficult. I hope they dont make as hard for the actual people in need.