Soul Housing was the best place ever. The staff were very friendly and respectful and seemed to…read morecare very much about the people there. I'm going to miss it there.

Wouldn't "not recommend" but at this time I could not recommend…read more Some Staff members filled there jobs well, others not so much. Thank You.

VSEDC's new business course was phenomenal. Brigette Kidd, my business coach, is well informed and…read morevery generous with outstanding advice, resources and encouragement. Pam Bizzell of VSEDC has also been steady in her support and resources. I am very grateful for the opportunity to get my business up and running so fast and so professionally. Words cannot express my gratitude for the VSEDC and West Angeles.

From the owner: VSEDC is a non-profit specializes in business services such as workforce development, access to…read morecapital, business plan development, tax incentives and credits, as well as offering free business and entrepreneurial courses.

very impressed with this option for patients, who don't have a home and need assistance, never came…read moreacross something like this as a Nurse, but i was extremely impressed, how organized and functional the home is, Terrevia takes very good care of the patients, teaches and encourages them independence from all aspects, ADLs to answering the phone and having them clean up after themselves make there beds, returning to a normal life setting, definitely recommend this home to any future patient in need, they'll be in good hands.

I'm very happy to say I was the first person to send one of my patients to Chances Transition home…read moreI will never forget the struggle to place my patient after being rejected because one of the biggest barriers patient being home less and having to be in need of rehab services to get him ready to face the world Chances Transition Home offer my patient that second chance to get strong healthy and ready for his next chapter in life I seen pictures of his beautiful smile I know that smile is the reflection of how he feels being there like his home , My patient continues to get better each and every day with the help of the therapist and home health nurses and by knowing he's home safe with caring people around him I know my patient will get the help he needs and the resources to never fall again in the same tracks Thank you Chances Transition Home I'm very lucky to be able to work together with you for the same purpose to help those that need us the most Please If your in need of placement make sure you call , fax email your inquires staff is very kind and will be happy to assist you answering all your questions let all your friends know this is the place that will help change a person life this is the chance they're all waiting on Truly yours great full health care worker

i am a new patient to this location and i have one of the best experiences here staff was good dr…read morewas great and specialy jessica the nurse she made my day nice very profeccional attention to detail

From the owner: Central City Community Health Center, Inc. was founded in 1994 by community advocates in South Los…read moreAngeles and now operates 15 FQHC-designated health center sites in the counties of Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino and five mobile clinics. In keeping with its mission “to provide quality health and human services to the medically underserved and lowincome population in a culturally relevant manner, “CCCHC provides comprehensive primary care, OB/GYN, family planning, mental health services, chiropractic care family practice, pediatrics, podiatry, drug/HIV/STD testing, on-site Medi-Cal eligibility assistance, and chronic disease management. It also conducts services through the Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program (CPSP, Vaccine for Children Program, Child Health and Disability Program, Family Planning, Access, Care and Treatment, and Healthcare for the Homeless Program.

During my two weeks being there, staff sleep on job, i got really sick from dust and unclean bunk…read moremates. I have hard physical proof that the inspector was paid to disregard their uncleanliness and care for individuals that are really sick and in need of help, this shelter is a commission grab for the homeless. I will make it my life worth of knowledge and education to better places like these and to weed out those who do not care about the well-being of others.

Employees are so rude,unprofessional,and waste of GODS Creations...Real Talk.Lack of training,lack…read moreof care and concern.Not All of them but Definitely The Majority are useless.

I strongly suggest that no one give their personal information or this group any access to medical…read morerecords . They will tell you everything you hope to here then leave you just as quickly as they appeared. I suspect illl intentions, sadly some groups who protest themselves as wanting to help the vulnerable unhoused , but victimized them further with not a second thought. Mr Jenery Moore, Arlene Perez, and Tony Sapien. Shame on you , The Truth always comes to light.

As a landlord, they are the worst I've encountered in 40 years. Late rent payments and change of…read moreapproved amounts. Not timely informed of changes in Tenant/Agency required amounts. Landlord incentive payment took OVER A YEAR to be sent out! They try to compare themselves to Section 8 or other 3rd part payors, but they're not even close. Also, there are TOO MANY people/departments tripping over each other while all being cc'd. You don't know who is actually responsible for following up. The tenant was not the problem, just the agency.

Needed a clean and safe place to stay and uncle Dave's housing answed the call. I really appreciate…read moretheir help. They answered the call in a time of need.

From the owner: Uncle Dave’s Housing for Men – A Safe Place to Begin Again…read more Founded in 2010 and based in Los Angeles, California, Uncle Dave’s Housing is a nonprofit organization providing transitional housing rentals exclusively for men. Focused on making second chances accessible, Uncle Dave’s offers clean, fully furnished housing to individuals rebuilding their lives after incarceration, addiction recovery, or homelessness. We know this business — and we make things easy. At Uncle Dave’s Housing, there are no credit checks, no security deposits, and no unnecessary barriers. We believe that safe, stable housing should be the first step — not the last hurdle — in someone’s journey to recovery and independence. Founded by David “Uncle Dave” Wohlman, whose own story includes overcoming homelessness and addiction, the organization was built with empathy and experience at its core. Each home includes essential amenities like high-speed internet, smart TVs, kitchenware, linens, and laundry access. Live-in house managers, many of whom are program alumni, help maintain a structured, supportive environment rooted in accountability and community. With over 30,000 men served and a growing network of homes across South LA, Uncle Dave’s Housing continues to transform lives with compassion, respect, and an open door policy that truly means welcome. At Uncle Dave’s Housing, we’re more than a place to stay — we’re a place to start over.

Yelp you never cease to amaze me. I guess you can say that I've become a little obsessed with…read morefinding things organic. I love Whole Foods but who doesn't want to save money or help an organization provide affordable organic food to its community? The first time I drove down to their stand I was a little late. They start selling their fruits and vegetables around 3 p.m. and I got there around 4:30 p.m. Unfortunately I missed out on a lot of great fruits. I bought some lettuce, oranges, asparagus, and carrots, which are all organic. I paid $3 for all this. They charge $1 per pound for any kind of produce. I also bought one of their fruit cups, which I devoured on my way home. All the fruits were so sweet and delicious. So I decided that I didn't want to miss out on all the good stuff, so I signed up for their $8 a bag program in which I get $8 worth of organic produce per week for one month (spending about $32 per month on organic produce). I couldn't wait for Thursday to come around again to see what kind of fruits or vegetables I would get. Well I was so happy to see what came in my bag: cauliflower, oranges, cucumber, potatoes, beets, fava beans, broccoli, and huge strawberries. Along with the bag I received an email on how to cook the fava beans and how to use it in a simple recipe. I haven't tried the recipe yet, but it sounds really good. My favorite, though, were the strawberries: huge, sweet, and delicious. I devoured the whole basket in one setting. Overall, this is a great cause. If you want to find out more about this organization, check out their website: www.csuinc.org. Now I have something else to look forward to on Thursdays besides Grey's Anatomy and The Office.

I love getting my produce through CSU, especially since the cost of food has risen and there are…read moregrowing concerns about the health and safety of the food we eat. My coworker introduced us to this great organization and now there are at least a dozen of us who get produce from CSU. Every Thursday is like Christmas. I can't wait to see what I've gotten that week. It's amazing how much you get for $10! I usually have to give at least 1/4 of it away to not waste it. The fruits and veggies (you get both and sometimes herbs as well) may not look as pretty as farmers market produce, but it tastes great, I think it costs less and you know it's organic. Because they are all into sustainable farming, every thing is locally grown so you won't get strawberries in the dead of winter. You'll get whatever veggies are in season which can be great because you're introduced to all these veggies you've never heard of before but it also means you get 3 months of summer squash! Sometimes CSU sends a recipe sheet with the bags suggesting ways to cook the veggies. BTW, when it's in season the Cara Cara oranges are amazing!!! They are probably the best oranges I have every tasted. CSU's is an outgrowth of the Black Panther's feed South LA project so their core mission grounds them in South LA. The money they raise from this program helps them improve healthy eating options in an area of Los Angeles that suffers from a deficiency of major grocery stores that sell fresh produce and over-abundance of fast food joints. BTW, I get my produce delivered so it costs a bit more, but it's so convenient and they'll even halt deliveries if you let them know! I'd check with them on the delivery option, however.