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Aloha Inn Transitional Housing Program

4.6 (5 reviews)

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2 years ago

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1 year ago

I called to get information the staff were very helpful thank you. That is exactly what is the best.

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5 years ago

This program saved my life and truly helped me survive homelessness. I can't thank them enough.

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7 years ago

Aloha Inn is an exceptional program. Their staff, management, process(es), support, rooms, and dining are well above average.

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Come to this place if you want to experience how the hell would be. I have two little kids and the…read morestaff had to remind me to keep them by my sides WHENEVER they saw my kids play even I was right there several feet away. It seemed that from the manager to her staff, they don't want to see the kids laugh and play with each other happily. It is a small place and security seems to be very good because no stranger can come to that 3rd floor, only staff can escort clients with their cards. However, they make it a PRISON. They expect mothers to cook and feed children and clean and do all the neccessary chores but also ask these mothers to follow all their kids ALL THE TIME. They do provide private rooms for us to live in but they open it every morning to check, which makes the privacy nonsense. They asked us to live neat and clean which is good, however they warned to kick us out of the place by letters every time they saw my room is messy, not as what they said that they give time to clean before warning. (3 letter warnings make us be kicked out) A single working mom with little kids must be perfect to live in this place because she has no right to be alone in any moment, no right to take care of themselves without kids crying by your ears and cannot let the house messy. The staff said that they would help look after the kids for single moms when they need, but in fact they NEVER help. The staff, who always tried to be very strict on us, spent 99% of their working time using computer even in the dark (which is very harmful for her eyes). Sad. You'll have only 45 days to stay in that place if you speak up. If you're lucky (because you have big kids!?), they keep you until you get housing. Good luck.

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Wow, free parking . Thanks God!…read more I'm sure you'll pass the hat for a $20 before I exit the premises. Prayer is free people and the relationship is with GOD not a church seeking funding for tax free shelter. What would Buddah have to say about this matter.

So, I checked out Seattle First Church back in 2006. I wanted to go to an inner-city church since…read moreI lived close-in on Queen Anne hill at the time. I was impressed totally by the openness, honesty and hope that I perceived from the congregation. I didn't sense any pretense or superficiality in the welcome I received, but more importantly, I sensed genuine hope and care between the people there. It was totally refreshing, especially when living in an urban environment where sometimes people are distant or removed. They cared, and they showed it, as I noticed from their homeless outreach program. I joined the choir in the fall of 2007 (tenor section rules!) and found a home with the choir. Great music, and fun people to be around made the experience a lot of fun! The most sincere and beautiful outpouring of this group, and the choir in particular, came about in the spring of 2008 when they supported my partner and me so warmly before and after he passed away in April '08 at only 37 years of age. Their care, prayers, and presence was more beautiful than words can explain. So, I became a member of the curch (officially!) on October 19, 2008 and haven't turned back since! I've found additional ways to explore my faith by joining a Bible study group, and am participating on committees/teams that help get things done by serving the congregation and our neighbors. Who would have thought I'd get this involved with church??!! :) To me, First Church is a refuge in a busy city, a safe place to find out more about who I am and to learn how I can make a positive difference in the world around me.

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Great things are brewing…read more.. I recently stopped into the Goodwill flagship store and spotted something really special tucked way back in the corner, almost out of sight. I normally never even walk that direction. Fulcrum Coffee Roasters and Evergreen Goodwill are partnering on a barista training program and café space right inside the store. Honestly, it was exciting to actually see one of the training programs in action and connect the dots between donations, shopping at Goodwill, and where that support is going. Real people learning real job skills right there in front of you. This deserves to be more up front where people can see it and celebrate it.

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