I really appreciate what WRAP and the staff there has done for me they are very kind and understanding and very helping i would recommend this place to anyone who is in need of a domestic situation regardless if it’s physically,mentally,emotionally or all they above thank you from the bottom of my heart!!!

This is a wonderful organization. So very helpful for those in need.

I was amazing and I felt safe to figure out what I was going to do to make my transition. If you need a safe place to go this is it!!

My overall experience was horrible. How I was treated been on my mind and I feel I should write a review on it. I came in the shelter already employed working at least 60 hrs a week which includes working a late afternoon and early night shift and weekends. The best things that came out of my experience I had a roof for my kids and they did work around my work schedule since I did work past my curfew. When I first came there I had tried packing in accordance to the space and the advice I was given by whom I was working with to get into the shelter but I ended up having a little too much for refrigerator food and I had said I am willing to share the food because of that. I ended up getting chewed out the shelter monitor because I was hogging the space. During the first few days I got the feeling the residents and a volunteer didn't want me there and I brushed it off. One of the volunteers had suggested in order for me to keep my food stamps to find someones address to use as where I'm residing since you do not get any food stamps when in the shelter. Part of the shelter program is you get counseling to help you in different areas. I didn't receive none of that. Neither did the manager take the time to sit down with me to help me with different things to becoming independent. There was about 4 times I was supposed to meet with her and she tells me cause she in pain or tired and be able to meet. I had a deep freezer full of food I had left behind that was still good since it was still plugged up and everything and I offered to get it brought in to be shared upon the whole shelter. The manger didn't want the food why I don't know people was acting shady like I'm out there to poison someone or I'm nasty and filthy. After staying there about 2 or 3 weeks, me and another roommate had ended finding a bed bug in one of the beds in the room she was in. I saved the bug by putting in a Ziploc bag for the manager to see when she came in the morning. They ended up having to get the house sprayed. That resulted in us having to pack all our things and put it in the outside shed. With what I was already going thru, my job and taking care of 3 small kids, the manager expected me to have it done which I had to call in on work so I can get it done. About a month into my stay it was just me and one other roommate which was up to us to make up a grocery shopping list something I never done nor told anything about it. Me and the roommate sat down and wrote it. The next day I got chewed out saying I'm being greedy and the can only buy certain things. Most of what was on the list was for my kids and the roommate. It seemed like it was one thing after another anything went wrong the manager chewed me out. Which is funny she always wanted to be there to chew me out and not try and help me. I even took the initiative to clean out the entire cabinet by pulling everything out and bleaching it cause there was numerous ants all over the cabinet and cups. I had washed it all up and let it air dry before putting anything away. Then later in the day the manager got mad at me for returning to the shelter then trying to leave shortly after since I had to get something for my kids, all because she expected me to put everything back right then and there. Like she wasn't happy that I went ahead and helped keep the shelter clean. About a month and half Into my stay a new roommate had went thru the kitchen and threw food away some of it not opened and unexpired and some of it was my food with my name on it. Manger did nothing after I told her. About 2 months into my stay I really felt unwanted and started staying out of the shelter as much as possible. Especially since I got blamed for everything I even got blamed for making someone move out who I have only met here and there since I was working a lot. I had bought my own cooler so I can keep my food in it in my vehicle. I also had to eat out a lot or let myself starve and feed my kids instead so I can try and save money to get my own place. To be continued into part 2.

Very good at what they do, Awesome.