Transitions Homeless Center - Columbia, South Carolina

Le Transitions Homeless Center est un centre d'accueil pour sans-abris situé à 2025 Main St, Columbia, SC 29201. Le centre peut être contacté par téléphone au numéro 8037084861. Le site web du centre est transitionssc.org. Les spécialités du centre sont le suivantes : centre d'accueil pour sans-abris, centre de santé communautaire, service d'aide aux sans-abris.

Le centre est équipé d'une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, d'un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant et propose des vêtements. Le centre offre des soins gratuits ou peu coûteux en fonction des situations personnelles. Il dispose également d'un parking sur place.

Actuellement, le centre a reçu 282 avis sur Google My Business avec une note moyenne de 3.3/5.

Le Transitions Homeless Center offre un large éventail de services pour aider les personnes sans-abris à se remettre sur pieds. Le centre propose un hébergement d'urgence, des repas, des douches, des installations sanitaires et des vêtements. Le centre offre également des services de santé, y compris des soins primaires, des soins dentaires et des services de santé mentale. Le centre propose également des services d'emploi et de formation, y compris des ateliers de recherche d'emploi, des programmes de formation professionnelle et des services de placement.

Le centre est situé dans un emplacement pratique, à proximité des transports en commun et des commerces. Le parking sur place est disponible pour les visiteurs et il y a des places de parking réservées pour les personnes handicapées.

Nous recommandons vivement le Transitions Homeless Center pour les personnes à la recherche d'un centre d'accueil pour sans-abris fiable et compétent. Le centre offre une gamme complète de services pour aider les personnes sans-abris à se remettre sur pieds. Pour plus d'informations sur le centre, veuillez visiter leur site web à transitionssc.org.

Avis de Transitions Homeless Center

Anye Scott

1/5

This place is nasty, the staff is horrible they treat people nasty and it sucks that these people are already struggling and they have to deal with the staff treating them all kind of ways. If I could less then one star I would

joshua felicie

1/5

The worst they pick favoritism and place really runs bad. They help they want to. And by side being rude and treat the homeless with no respect. They talk down to you. Make you feel less then what you are feeling already. Just kick down the man when they down already. They know you need them. But you can see where the respect is coming from.

Alyxander Martinez

1/5

I got kicked out for being psychically assaulted, and then was accused of being drunk and on illicit drugs. Not only that but my prior mental health diagnoses were used as “supportive evidence” to “prove” that I was a “danger to others”. I was also accused of being off my medication and even had my pills counted. Worst thing is- I’m 19 and someone slept comfortably that night knowing they put me on the streets. Truly disgraceful.

Bentley

1/5

Staff is rude! Breakfast was served cold! They tell you to be there between 8 am and 9 am I was there at 745 waited till lunch still didn't receive a bed. Most people are on drugs.They kick you out for no good reason.

Lawrence Weathers

2/5

I stayed there from 2014 to 2016. While the office staff, middle and upper management are helpful, the vetting process for workers, Case Managers, security personnel, and Day Center workers is abysmal. Applicants apparently must have a criminal record and be Bi Polar off their meds. The sad thing is that Upper management listens to these idiots as if it were the word of God. The clients suffer severe anxiety, medical issues, and when put on the street without representation or recourse, staff could care less. The mission statement is strong and needed, the results are deadly. In the little amount of time I was there at least 30 clients died....

Robin Estpp (“Raba”)

5/5

The individuals whom gave of themselves to open this shelter have
been giving to others when they retired

Shaheata Alston

2/5

This place is so sad and ridiculous you can't go back there with your bag but I didn't want to leave my tablet and laptop and phone and everything else up here for people to steal or to get damaged it's not like they're going to replace it

Jeffery Hill

3/5

Was there for several months. The Case Managers I had were great. Ms. Green and Ms. Bligen we're super helpful and very good at their jobs. There are some staff there that really talk down to the residents there, not helpful when people are at their lowest.