In response to the special needs of homeless women with children, the Ministry of Caring established two emergency shelters, Mary Mother of Hope House II & III (founded in 1983 and 1988 respectively). These cheerful, comfortable sites provide residents with a stable environment of support and guidance along with nourishing, well-balanced meals for 30 to 45 days. In their journeys
Overall Rating
4.0
Charnele Glasco
2 years ago
It's good for those in need
Edward Ferguson
3 years ago
Good food and kind personal
Kathryn Gold
3 years ago
The weekend staff is trash!! Sherry has tried to demean several mothers for nursing their babies in the common areas even though it is legally protected and encouraged by all health professionals! Frances is rude to the mothers and the children. Both of them scream at the mothers, talk down to them and are generally toxic and emotionally/ verbally abusive. They both go out of their way to make a hard situation as miserable as they possibly can. I am reminded of Ms. Hannigan from the movie about orphan Annie, when dealing with both of these staff members. They go through all of the residents’ personal belongings instead of just doing basic room checks when the residents are not in the room. They both will cut you off, tell you they don’t care about your situation, degrade and talk down to you any chance they get. They are constantly trying to start problems in the house. If these two ignorant, heartless boneheads could be replaced with a better qualified compassionate weekend staff, I would easily give 5 stars. No one looks forward to weekends here because they make it unbearable. Absolutely horrid!
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