Address: 6310 S Claremont Ave, Chicago, IL 60636, USA
Phone: +17734766200
Winona Jackson
This place was a nightmare. I was told we would be on the second floor by the salvation army. That is a lie. Everyone is down in a dilapidated basement with no real rooms. The rooms are alcoves set into the wall, no doors, not even a screen for a little privacy. The bathrooms were filthy, with feces all over the walls and filets and there was no toilet paper. There were bugs everywhere when the woman turned on the light in the alcove that we were supposed to sleep in. We were supposed to be in a family area with other women and children. There were obviously grown men hanging out of the bunk beds. Prison inmates have better facilities than this.
Diolated Pplz
Lhh 🙃 all the reviews are true and then sum uheame 😶 these ppl evil and got a real wicked agenda and the main objective is to keep one in a state of homelessness. It's sad
Carolyn Coleman
Staff is abusive . This shelter is not a good place for women and children. Also it's overcrowded . It's filled with homeless men who look predatory. Felt like jail. Don't go.
Juliett Fernandez
I stayed there Monday evening and I ended up getting bit by something. Also my son ended up getting smacked in the face by an older kid which caused his nose to bleed and then bruise after. The mom seen the incident and did not say nothing to her child. He was a few years older than my 4 year old. Also one of the security guards stole my pepper spray and knife. I never received it back. During breakfast time I was 8 months pregnant and the lady yelled at me and told me wait to be called even though there wasn't a line and everyone else got their breakfast. The people are very rude and ghetto there.
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Donations can be walked in security will help you with unloading donations. From my understanding you do not need a appointment it is always good to donate from 7am to 3pm the main operating hours of olive branch mission
Single Women have to be referred by Catholic Charities, 10 S. Kedzie, Families have to be referred by Salvation Army 924 N. Christiana. One may also go to any local police station or hospital to let them know you are in need of shelter and they will call Catholic Charities or Salvation Army for you. I believe the process is the same for Single Men. Apologies to you for not getting an answer.
For the women i don't know but for the men if you get in the rehabilitation program it's shared rooms
I'm no longer there but if I was u if go up there n find out if she's there cause if u call on the phone they may give u the run around but if ur there in there have they have to deal with u
I used to stay at this shelter it is a great place to seek shelter the staff is amazing and compassionate they need to come to the shelter before 11pm the in and out times you can stay in if you wish to but curfew is 11pm unless the case manager lets security know that the individual is going to be late and has a late pass for work you can leave in the morning and come back in at 12am for lunch then you can leave out again and return at 3pm they need a social security card or id if they don't have that then the case manager can help them obtain the id and ss card
10 s kedzie /Catholic charities. Walk in
They really don't have one they just give out lunch everyday.
Any time before 11pm beds are on a first come first serve basis
Yes they do
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