Amazing place that provides comprehensive support for women and men that need a fresh reset!read more

Every Thursday I pick up bread, pastries, fruits, vegetables and frozen items to take and prepare…read morefor the unhoused. These people are a godsend for me and the people I feed. Thank you all

Every single employee is trained to treat people with compassion and understanding…read more LifeMoves helps homeless get off the street and back on their feet by providing a place to stay while they look for work or prepare for better jobs. I love this company and love the people running it!

Horrible. I reached out to them as I was about to be homeless in 10 days. They assured me that…read morethey'd get me in a shelter, at least. I tried to follow up but nobody could give me an update. They also said they'd connect me to an agency that would help me during this process. They didn't help Finally, life moves called me 2 weeks after my first contact. I only had 10 days and they knew that By a miracle, I was able to secure housing. It's frightening to go through this kind of thing. I hope others have better luck than I did going forward.

Life Moves homeless shelters is a wonderful and safe place. The management and staff are caring,…read morecompassionate, efficient, knowledgeable and above all AMAZING services. I felt that they really care about us and our welfare. Have a blessed and safe Christmas holiday season.

Life Moves is an outstanding organization and homeless support facility. They provided temporary…read morelodging and comfort assistance at a time that I had no place to live. I am very grateful to them, their management and staff, for a wonderful experience during my time of need.

There website is usmission1962.org This will take you to…read morethe proper site They are a 502c3 organization listed. With the secretary of State of California. They are a legitimate Organization Helping people to get off the streets and back to work

This agency has two separate locations....San Jose and Carmichael, CA (Sacramento County). They are…read morea Legit nonprofit that have been around for decades, providing a solution to homeless men. They have helped 100s of individuals smoothly transition from living on the street to the hope of à job and housing. While there is a need for some improvement (i e better website, option to donate online, etc.), these deficiencies do NOT negate their authentic existence nor their positive impact on the homeless population. If you happen to meet one of their representatives in your neighborhood, who will be carrying the proper documents, please consider providing a generous donation.

Beware of this cultish organization which purports to provide safe and sober shelter and homeless…read moreservices. I have been a 'customer' of Montgomery Street Inn and Julian Steet Inn and while they did provide me with some shelter and some food I found them to be profoundly flawed and dangerous. Today I am living a great life far away from both but I got here in spite of them ... Not with their help. Today the San Jose Mercury News reports a fatal stabbing at Julian Street Inn, the supposedly safer mental health facility down the street ... A FATAL STABBING AT A "SAFE AND SOBER PLACE!" I am delighted to be far, far away both literally and figuratively. Go there if you need to eat but don't drink the Kool-Aid.

I work at an Adult Transition Program with special needs adults. We have been going to the reaching…read moreout center to volunteer with food distribution on Wednesdays and Thursdays for the past few weeks and I have to say, this is a wonderful place to volunteer! The staff, especially, Tony and Eric are so good to us. They welcome us so kindly ever time we arrive and tell the staff and students how much they appreciate us every visit. The volunteers who sign us in are always pleasant to work with including Gladys, Mary, and Susie A snack cart and water are passed around often also. If you are looking for some place to volunteer on a Wednesday and/or Thursday from 9am-12pm and be well respected and appreciated, this is the place to be

From the owner: Our Vision is to assist low-income and homeless people in Santa Clara County by providing food,…read morebasic life necessities, and job training resources in a loving and supportive environment.

Homefirst does not come out to help elderly women out on the street alone and in need of help. They…read moretold me on the phone that they need to come in and sign up but there is no available help at this time. They were in the news for having their own internal issues and may not get funding from the county due to their inability to assist the homeless. I would not even try to get them to help in San Jose. We need a task force and better planning from the Governor, Mayor and County to get anything done to get people out of the rivers, ponds and streets. Our government is failing us so how can we expect nonprofits to get anything done either?

They give out spoiled food. Or food that is very close to their spoil date. The beds are rickety…read moremetal bunk beds that most have to hop into if they have been assigned the top bunk. it's a large room with tens of people in bunk beds. and each bed has a thin mat on it, like a gym mat. That's how stupidly thin they are. They have a program called New Start. It's basically work for the homeless people at the shelter but they don't get paid, have to work 8 hours ever day (no day off). And the privileges they get because of New Start doesn't add up to the work they put in daily. The Case workers they assign and give to the homeless people don't give them many resources and often times tell the homeless person what to do once and then never meet with them unless asked to. No regular meetings. Social Workers are meant to meet you once every week. I have photographic proof ofSpoiled food they give too. The workers all seem like they work there just for money and not to help other human beings who are struggling to get by. It's so inhumane and cruel and the Home First homeless shelter (2011 Little Orchard St, San Jose, CA 95125) is the one I'm writing about. My friend lives there and often tells me about these things and I've went with them to see and I've seen horrible things from this place.

Stayed there for less than a week, got accused "by a staff member" my second day being there of…read moresmoking pot in the house (definitely smelled it that morning though) was open and honest the entire time that I had smoked a few times during my pregnancy before coming there, and I wouldn't pass a drug test as I smoked the night before I left my hometown to move to Siena House. Simply told that that "didn't look good for me" and I moved on because ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I didn't have a guilty conscience for something I didn't do. I told them they could thoroughly search me and my belongings considering I didn't own so much as a lighter. I guess that wasnt good enough because a few days later I was told that a member of the board had moved to have me evicted. With no real evidence whatsoever. That's what you get for being honest with these people. False accusations and threats to be put out on your butt. And from what another woman living there told me I'm far from the first person to have that happen. And all of this within not even a full week of me staying there. I didn't stick around to see what else could possibly go wrong living there, I packed up my stuff, left, and moved in with the father of my child with whom my relationship is incredibly strained, because I had no other options The woman who live there are lovely, and even the staff themselves conducts themselves in a friendly manner, but if you have any skeletons in your closet whatsoever, be prepared to be treated like a criminal and probably be the first one to be accused if anything happens.

Call these wonderful people if you need help and are pregnant. They will help you. I have not…read morevisited them yet but they were so great when I was trying to find shelter for a homeless pregnant woman. God bless Siena House!

Just because its a thrift store does not mean that you should take it as they come. Although this…read morestore is small, it does have a lot of merchandise, I will give them a star for that. Another star that there is plenty of parking and also another star that employees were friendly. However, what I don't like is that there is no clear division of each of the articles of clothing. The women's clothing is located in the section of womens clothing. There is no signage like other thrift stores that tell you for example, which rack is women's sleeveless, short sleeves and long sleeve tops. Yes, I get it, it could be as easy as looking down the row of racks to see if the tops have sleeves but when you are in a rush and just want to check a particular section, signage like this would be helpful. For the most part, at this location most of the prices here were way overpriced. As a general rule of thumb, I think, if you can currently get the item at Dollar Tree for $1.50, it shouldn't be marked at the thrift store for $5. I think this location has the potential to be soooo much better but its quite not there yet.

Very Rude staff. Went to donate a few large bags of clothes and a worker I think his name was John…read moreQ stopped me and asked what's in the bag. I said clothes. He then proceeded to rip open the bags and say "well there are pillows and blankets in here too. These bags are all tainted...." Isn't part of the donation process for goodwill to sort the donations? So confused. Will probably not donate to goodwill after this experience.