The value you get here many places to help the services that people need and are not aware of…read moreservice that in time of need assistance. The service is excellent in connecting with what one needs. You can set appointments for showers one a week, doing laundry one a month. Always ask questions. I highly recommend this place of service. Kindness Forward one person at a time.

Just like another poster said, the information on their website completely different from how they…read moreactually operate. I've been here from groceries before and I saw online that they offered rental assistance (I lost my job and still don't know how I'm gonna pay this month rent) So gathered all the documents that they listed were required, I printed out the form on the website, filled in out and gave it to my landlord to complete, got my bank statements and all my other documentation together. (the website just states to drop the documents off in person or mail them) So I called to see if I could come in to drop everything off and that's when I was told, I had to have been receiving other services from them for at least the last 6 months to qualify for rental assistance and also they were not accepting applications until September. SO WHY WAS NONE OF THAT ON THE WEBSITE? Why are there detailed instructions about how to apply and instruction to mail the application without the rest of the information? I EMBARRASSED myself by taking the form to my landlord and having him sigh it all to be told it was for nothing? It's ridiculous and actual insanity that they they don't give ALL the information online. It definitely makes me think they say one thing to get funding... and then tell the community something else. SHADY beyond belief.

Somebody changed this church from last year. All the old people are gone. Idk these faces. It's…read morelike 10 adults and 100 little kids. But fairs are for the children. And the church is locked. I didn't see the pastor either. That's not very neighborly. And they're blasting music but that's allowed until 9 or 10pm.

My husband and I had a wonderful experience this morning. The congregation was warm and welcoming…read more We loved the small, close knit community feeling. I am not a fan of the mega-church scene. I felt very welcome and I know it is a great place to be of service. They are involved in many worthwhile community ministries that I enjoy like feeding the homeless, providing shelter, building homes in Tijuana, etc. I know this because they have pictures of their many ministries in the narthex. A great church. Worth checking out if you are in the mood for a nice neighborhood worship experience.

My wife and I got certified as a Resource Family (Foster Parents) through Penny Lane and the…read moreclasses and staff were incredible. Their team is very supportive and they help you through every step of the process. Once certified and placed with a child they are there to help basically 24/7 with resources and strategies. If you're considering becoming a Foster or Foster-to-Adopt family I would highly recommend Penny Lane be your FFA.

Penny Lane team is outstanding. The staff make themselves available to meet their clients needs.read more

Was very impressed with the system they have to help homeless people get back on they're feet…read more I personally know of a individual that they help turn his life around.

The pictures that you see when you google Horizon Recuperative Care, I guess it's in San Deigo…read morebecause this shit show on 9501 South Figueroa Los Angeles, CA 90003. A Jewish father and son own the building E. R. he will not give his name. The showers don't work water does not go down when you are taking a shower. The owner's father and son are getting kickback from Horizon Recuperative Care in the process of changing LLC again.

My friend stayed here and was kicked out for smoking but was never proven. He was asked to come…read moreback next day. But he went back a week later to pick up his stuff from locker. TEQUILA his case manager had his stuff went through his belongings and took back the free clothes that they gave him. Also a couple of things were missing from his belongings. No warning nothing just asked to leave at 11pm. What place throws someone out at that time! This is a terrible place! I plan to report this facility! They took back the free clothes and also took some of his belongings! I would give 0 starts! Stay away from this place! They are also racist! Very upset!

Wonderful people , caring, kind. They help you when you have no where else to go. They help you and…read morerespect you.

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.

Declutting home and know this place helps even with jobs. Nice to be able to go where I can drop of…read moreitems that still are usable and someone in need will be able to use.

From the website: 9am-6pm daily--accepting all donations except furniture…read more I went here to drop off a large bag full of old clothes. Took me less than 5 minutes. There was a nice man with a Salvation Army truck who took my bag and gave me a receipt. Easy and a great way to give back.

I've been volunteering with LA Family Housing since 2021, they do a lot of good in Los Angeles by…read moreproviding resources, life-saving services, employment resources, and housing that end homelessness, for good. With so many people effected by the pandemic, the state of the world, general health, the fires, the economy and wellness as well as the job market I've known/know many people who benefit from organizations like LAFH - who seem to be the most thorough, compassionate and active in Los Angeles. I've been lucky enough to help with on site gardening #greenthumb, homeless connect days, donation kits and even fundraising. I've connected with several staff, employees, security, affiliates and those seeking services and toured the facilities at their home base/main location in North Hollywood on Lankershim Blvd. I learn something new every week, and look for ways to be involved as well as encourage others to be involved. Visit their website under take action to become involved as a volunteer or connect to services if you need them or know someone who needs them. They also are actively hiring and growing their staff to better serve the Los Angeles community #GiveBack

So far I'm very pleased with the help they are providing. I'm a disabled 70 year old whose only…read moreincome is social security and about to be homeless. Nothing has been resolved yet, but the people here that I've spoken to are optimistic that they can help me. I'm grateful and eager to continue the process

**December 2025: Sunday Late Morning Visit**…read more My friend and I finished our breakfast early and we still had time before our event so we decided to check out a thrift shop nearby. The Council Shop- Burbank was close by so we opted to make a detour. The shop is located right along the major street, but we lucked out with street parking right in front. The shop had a good variety of pretty much everything. There was a small/medium size area of men's clothing, home goods, and decor, while the store had a very robust selection of women's clothing. Many things were categorize with certain pricing; however, there were some items that were individually priced. I bought a pair of black suede made in Italy boots (which I loved) for $25 and a new with tags swimsuit for $11. I thin the quality of the donations they accept seem pretty high so the next time I come back to Burbank I'd be open to drop in again!

Great spot, great crew that works here, great prices, I only wish I could hang out all day and wait…read morefor all the restocks xD