Awesome community resource. Genuinely caring staff/volunteers whose goal is consistent for each individual with whom they work; show God's love and provide a "hand up" ... not just a hand out. To paraphrase the old Peace Corp motto; "give a person a meal and they are fed for a day, teach them how to gain a productive life and they will be fed for always."

Very helpful people, so kind and generous. They offer food for each meal, showers and other services.

Its being to bring homeless people into Klamath instead of helping them get of drugs get jobs. Its a small bandaid that's trippled hopeless people coming here. Its not helping its encouraging more.

Any place that forces religion on someone that believes differently is wrong. This is supposedly a shelter yet turns anyone that believes differently away.. I do not practice religion. I read comments I do not believe anyone should be forced to practice what they don't believe in for a place to sleep. Work drug tests etc is one thing. Forcing religion is wrong

Was an unpleasant and unwelcoming experience. Woman "in charge" was clearly inconvenienced by myself and my children showing up and made it known that "she had been sleeping" several times. She also became huffy when I didn't answer her fast enough with intake questions. Especially inconvenienced when I asked for food for my children. I would imagine prison would be more understanding of a situation as you are locked down for 10 hours in your room and strictly prohibited from leaving. At least in prison you wouldn't get a guilt trip for being a hungry child.