Hope For Home

Michael Rosales (Mike)

Great place, a real asset to the public and the city of Pomona Ca.

Jay Chartier

Well it's not what you think they tend to be very Petty make up rules as they go along you sweat because the chance you live in they don't turn on the air conditioning and gets up too close to 90° in there and not trying to sleep which is dangerous to people and psych medications and you have a number of those in here where you put your phones they don't have a camera there so phones get stolen when you're charging them which in turn causes near fights in something that they it seems like they can done because it's a very dangerous situation people that are here they've been here two three years and they still haven't got housing yet they talk a good game but the results stand alone and trust me they need a dietitian so they could have balance a balanced diet

FIA

Ok,So I thought I wasn't gonna come bk.But u knw here I am again SMFH! It took hella long for 1. I'm no angel ok,2. I can c now n I knw therez much more I need 2 learn ,Itz not a place 2 get comfortable itz a place tht will get u off streets 3meals showers n a bed & locker ,Case manager. Along w things like housing it varies dow itz not first come first serve kinda thing ,IF u get urself in2 programs n keep b z n put a mind set do ur best 2 b positive work on self n make the best of it,Coming bk isn't wat I hoped but sumtimez thtz wat hapns n I'm thankful 2 being able 2 hav this chance.

David James Rosario

A year round shelter, 24 hrs stay. Assist with various housing placements, large case manager crew, staff, and Pomona PD K9 presence. Sleep in beds on mattresses, pillows, sheets, and blankets. 3 meals and 2 snack times, large smoking area. Large bathrooms with shower stalls. Lockers are provided with locks, plus clothing if needed. Dining and lounge areas with big screen tv.