I would not recommend this place to anyone in crisis. The person who answers the phone is extremely condescending. They're services also seem to be limited so I would be cautious in donating to this place. Previous reviews confirm this facility is definitely not appropriate for anyone experiencing a crisis. So sad.

I volunteer at least once a week at this place in the donations area. The job is so rewarding to be able to give of my time to support women in crisis. Volunteers are always needed.

I’am a survivor of domestic violence and all over the country domestic violence is all over the world right now .I have volunteered at samaritan House house to help men and women also I’am advocate for domestic violence.I wrote my book on domestic violence.The name of my book is called Before Things Got Better, how I overcame my fears in my challenge of domestic violence.I have good information for anyone will to receive for domestic violence be blessed be safe and be strong.

This place should be investigated. The women that work here or “run the program” are ghetto and unprofessional. If I could shut down this organization I would but there’s too much shady stuff that goes on and it’s not actually run by people who want to help you if you aren’t their skin color so please beware. If you need serious help do not come here they do not care about you if you speak proper grammar. And if you do you’ll be looked down upon and preyed on by women who have attitude problems.

Be cautious to live with them. As they do not protect their clients that live in the shelter from each other. They call this a safe place. It's not really safe. If something goes on inside the house, they will not find someone to come help to stop what's going on whether it's business hours or not. So if someone is cussing at someone, being confrontational, trying to fight the other, they won't handle it. Even for days. Cautiously call. Be careful to come live here if allowed to come. There are people at the shelters that will become confrontational if you simply speak to them at their door. Or try to be polite in sharing the common areas. Normally, the people try to have you there for 30 days and get you into permanent housing. But one of the clients that became confrontational was living there for 4 months and not working, still allowed to stay. WHILE treating others in the shelter house this way. This organization should be reviewed for lack of safety for all clients. They don't have enough staff to come to the house on any day if something goes wrong in the house. They will let someone harm another, etc. They won't come to the house if at all for DAYS. This is a safe place based off who you end up in the house with. And what workers are on shift if something so happens to occur.