Address: 193 Middlesex St, Lowell, MA 01852, USA
Phone: +19784589888
SSSlayerWolf
I’m only writing this because I’ve seen people saying how it’s nice and drug free I needed to explain that there is a dry shelter part of the year and the during the colder months there is another section open to anybody and it gets full, really full. All types of people there from mental disorders, chronic homeless and also people like myself just trying to overcome a bad situation I put myself in. Saying that, people come in all kinds of messed up and for some people it can be triggering. Just so you know, now you know.
james hurley
Ok So first off most of the staff here is pretty awesome! But like anyplace, you have your buzzards! You have clients who have medical issues, substance abuse problems, mental health issues, etc. There all kinds like liars, thieves, addicts, etc. This is the elements of the ever increasing homeless population! And I live amongst them! It is so disheartening and denigrating to half to see some things happen. Because it feels like it will reflect on me!
DANIEL FERMIN
I liked it because there was alot of freedom but yet you never know when they will drug test you by giving you a bottle to pee in and. Someone of the same sex will go in with you unlike lawrence they give you a locker and you must buy your own lock & 🔑 key, they tell you not to bring food in your living quarters to avoid cockroach and other bugs. I once found 2 bedbugs and I took pics of them and i told the director of the place that I was going to the Lowell city hall to show them the pics so we could get funding to hire an exterminator to get rid of them and this woman starts to FREAK OUT!! I mean she did not city hall involved.but anyways as far as your question goes.....NO,, they aren't supposed to touch you.there is and old guy at the front, mention my name to him or show him my pic and he'll treat you with respect.im not trying to show off its that when I went there i worked hard and respected all you deserved it.
Princess Charming
I did not have a bad experience when I stayed here. Most of the staff/volunteers were very friendly and helpful. I took a star away for the staff members who treated the people like it was their fault their life sucked. Also, for the staff who are supposed to help with becoming independent. They ignore you as much as possible. All in all it was a good shelter. Very reasonable, drug and alcohol free shelter. Abide by the rules and do your part and things will go smoothly. Good luck and God bless on your journey.
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I have all new tooth brushes, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste 50 hats. Backpacks. Lotion. Blankets. Hardly used blankets. May I donate these items.
Yes there's plenty of females there
Anytine time
LTLC should but don't try to accommodate a mother with a child under 19. As someone else noted the house of hope is by far your best bet in an emergency situation. You CA go to cut on Kirk st. Diagonal from lowell high school Mon to fri 8am I think that least 5 pm. No weekends! Good luck! God bless!
Hi try to go to CTI in lowell for housing hopefully they will help
you have to be out by 7am and check in is at 4 but they don't let you back in the bed area until 7pm
Just go in no questions ask.
Wat if is just because they dont want them there,no one wants him there.do you think they will have him out by friday?people r gettin mad cuz he has been indoors for over 2mths now,he dont do nothing, but sit in a corner on his laptop and/or his fone all day everyday.wat do u think????
Yes you can just go to the front desk and give it to them and they take it
One must be 18 t stay at LTLC has a lot of rules ppl are rude staff is good u get 3 meals a day a bed t sleep in have t be up and out by 6:30 be out all day back in by 6:30 for the dorms u get 3 smoke breaks after that if u take meds u can get them at 7:15 over all it an ok place
You can probably do either. If you bring it yourself they can give you a receipt for your taxes. If ordering online, you may want to call in advance and get the name to direct the delivery to and let them know to expect the item when it arrives. It will most likely be Isaiah. You may also want to check to see if it's something they need. Sometimes people try to bring children's clothes, but it's not a family shelter and they don't have space to keep it. Some items are almost always need but others times they have an abundance of donations and a lack of space. There is a second shelter for n Appleton Street at the Life Connection Center.
The time actually depends on if you are in protocol or the dorms. Times listed by the other response are for protocol. If you are in the dorms you actually don't have to leave until 7am
Not exactly sure. I don't see anyone being able to turn away a working dog
NO! THAT'S NOT ALLOWED! They have arbitrary rules at the shelter. If you're special enough, you might be allowed to, but most often, you are told to throw it out.
They take pretty much everything I'm there now
Not any time soon.
Yes asmall gym locker tupe. You need your own lock.
What do you mean? Im asking for a friend, who is from another town, what kind of id would they need? And are the staff rude and mean?
You need id
Men and women have separate bathrooms. Women go in the one in the kitchen and men can't use it
No common sorry I cannot common in this question😔😔😔
Just looking for a male friend to help him start life.he needs a job a save for a down payment..but Jessica Laporte.if your brother has this behaviour why not notified the shelter you could save some else life or the police.I think they don't have the time to check backgrounds on every one daily..
How old he is and what's his name if you can tell me maybe I can do something I'll I don't promise
9 am to 5 pm and is people around clock to help if anyone needs help...
Monday thru Friday, from 11am-1pm, go to the main desk at 189 Middlesex St. He'll fill out a questionnaire & take a drug/alcohol test. If he's clean, he should get a bed.
Ice Age 5
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