Magnolia House

Melody Baker

DHS is now 3 strikes and out. Magnolia house is not a good place to go and it is NOT wheelchair accessible. So I am not going to stay in any more shelters.

ruth finnegan

Filthy, abusive security guards, food is so bad I had food poison 9 times eating there and hospitalized because of it.

Estrellita Sanchez

This place is dirty, disgusting, unsafe, no type of help in any field… we the clients have to do our own jobs there jobs.. also there’s men which they acting gay so they can stay here with the women so they can hurt us in every Area.. they walk into our showers not only that but they put them to sleep in our rooms as well… pray for these women plz cause trust me that’s the only solution at this point in Jesus name Amen & Amen 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Linda Rand - Mills

The worst homeless shelter on Earth. It is not safe/nor is it sanitary. The conditions and how the residents are treated here are God-awful. You have all types of residents coming in, some are {chronically} mentally ill; and substance abuse women who make life difficult for those who are not so. There is no real "health care" here, which is the biggest lie stated on these reviews. The restrooms and in general are generally unsanitary -- daily and disgusting. There is "no help" for the hopelessly mentally ill who come in here, and no equipped medical staff at all in this place to manage "them," and a person might rather feel safer to sleep on the "streets" -- for some of the violence that takes place in this place. The worst is the maltreatment of residents who come in. Hardly any are really concerned to really assist with housing; and overall -- this is a nightmare to be. Very little "protection" of the "lives" that come into this place. It is one nightmare experience. The worst part is that this Shelter and CAMBA are more concerned with "how things look"-- to their constuents who preside over this program, than the actual well-being of any "client." The clients are the last] considered in this place-- and well, they are all treated as if some 'retard' or "second class citizen" -- when they come here.