St. Francis Center - Denver, Colorado

Das St. Francis Center ist eine Obdachlosenunterkunft, die sich in der Curtis Street 2323 in Denver, Colorado befindet. Die Einrichtung kann unter der Telefonnummer 32971577 kontaktiert werden und verfügt über eine eigene Website unter sfcdenver.org.

Das St. Francis Center ist auf die Unterbringung und Unterstützung von obdachlosen Menschen spezialisiert. Die Einrichtung verfügt über einen rollstuhlgerechten Eingang und Parkplatz und bietet Kleidung an. Das Unternehmen hat 755 Bewertungen auf Google My Business mit einer durchschnittlichen Bewertung von 3.7/5.

Die Einrichtung liegt verkehrsgünstig in Denver, Colorado und ist damit leicht zu erreichen. Das St. Francis Center bietet eine Vielzahl von Unterstützungsleistungen für obdachlose Menschen an, wie zum Beispiel Unterkunft, Kleidung und Beratung. Das Personal ist freundlich und hilfsbereit und sorgt dafür, dass sich die Gäste wohl und willkommen fühlen.

Wir empfehlen, sich vorab auf der Website über die Öffnungszeiten und die angebotenen Leistungen zu informieren. Eine vorherige Anmeldung kann ebenfalls hilfreich sein, um Wartezeiten zu vermeiden. Das St. Francis Center bietet darüber hinaus die Möglichkeit, sich ehrenamtlich zu engagieren und so aktiv zur Unterstützung obdachloser Menschen beizutragen.

Insgesamt ist das St. Francis Center eine hervorragende Anlaufstelle für obdachlose Menschen in Denver, Colorado. Die Einrichtung bietet nicht nur Unterkunft und Unterstützung, sondern schafft auch eine Gemeinschaft und ein Gefühl der Zusammengehörigkeit. Wir empfehlen daher, die Einrichtung auf der Website zu besuchen und sich über die Möglichkeiten der Unterstützung zu informieren. Kontaktieren Sie das St. Francis Center unter 32971577 oder besuchen Sie die Website unter sfcdenver.org.

Bewertungen von St. Francis Center

Joel Mc

5/5

God bless these people who volunteer here and those that run it. Trevon is the main supervisor I believe, I am upset about my package being lost, but Trevon has been great and really seems to care and has been working on it, David as well has been great, it might seem like he doesn’t care but I would be stressed out too dealing with these folks all day. Accidents do happen. With getting my mail I’ve had a few hiccups but I understand managing the mail for a lot of people isn’t easy. I personally don’t think I would have the patience to deal with some of these crazies that come here screaming and fighting. And those who don’t appreciate anything and act entitled . Like the people who work here don’t really have to, and I know they’re under reconized and under appreciated. I wish the community that uses this facility would be a little more grateful and less demanding.
Thanks to everyone who works as saint francis.

Gerald Adkinson (Taz)

4/5

I went there to get help and was told my dog was not a service dog but on line I had her registered so I saw an issue with that n had to get her a new home with a great family so she's good but if u need help it's a good place to go to for servicee

Bobby Hemphill

1/5

Witnessed a security guard ( black lady & hispanisc lady who is a case worker with tattoos & hair in a bun who work to the left of your day shelter, purchasing stolen Colorado buffs hoodies t-shirts and sweatpants from a middle aged black man in a wheelchair at 10:30 am still had the price tags on them What a company you got there. Almost like the old stout street security guard they arrested for selling crack to anyone who came in 20 years ago !!!! If you buy stolen merchandise from someone it makes you a thief too.

Courtney Boutwell

1/5

I recently went for an interview for a peer navigator position and was hired, immediately. I quit the job I was working because they said I would start on August 5th. They didn’t actually start me until the following Monday; therefore I (a single mother, already struggling, financially) was put in a terrible financial position—immediately. My employment lasted a week. Ronnie kept giving me the creeps. He would come to the desk I was sitting at and demand that I take my bag out of my lap (as though my lap needed to be exposed) as he leaned over my shoulder to show me how to perform a task on the computer. The very first time I got to go to the homeless shelter on 20th and Curtis, I got really excited, because a homeless man came over and asked me about our program and I actually knew what to say; in the middle of it, the gal I went with came over and very rudely interrupted us. I ignored her and kept talking to the man and she demanded that we leave. When we got back to Saint Francis Center, the woman left, and Ronnie took me in the office and asked me what happened. I explained to him what happened and even showed him the sheet that I had started filling out with the homeless man. Ronnie told me that that wasn’t the story he had gotten from the woman I went with and that we would all have to have a meeting on Monday. I’m the kind of empath that trusts my gut. I quit, immediately. That place wreaks of toxicity. I’ll be surprised if I don’t end up homeless, after this. I wanted to warn everyone else out there that was thinking about applying for a job.

Bernadette Bigelow

5/5

Dedicated volunteers/facility employees consistently provide help to all those in need. Great facility!

Jayne Greppin

3/5

Here's the thing. All of these alleged resources and shelters ALL need to actually help as suggested. This place as well as pretty much every place I have been to are in love with answering NO. I should start a count of how often you're told no. In this instance I was told NO to checking for mail. It was 215pm. I had no idea as this is my first time using that service so I just got there before 3pm closing. Made to feel inadequate, after asking if a one time exception could be made, NO. No. No. Not hi, i,m Joe schmo, what's your name? I apologize however we stop allowing mail checks at whatever time. I understand you didn't know that and I'm sure your ID is highly important so I'll allow it this one time. Oh wait, that's not what happened. Just NO and unless you can prove it's here, NO. Don't work as an alleged person who cares when you don't. This is how you're treated across the board no matter where you go. Some of us are out trying to not be homeless and don't spend the day in your facility memorizing time constraints that constantly change. So one day, I hope I can return a big NO to every one who has done that to all of us during our struggles.

Christopher Tedeschi

4/5

Very helpful place as long as your attitude and mood are good. Don't go there with a fup attitude cause you'll get NOWHERE.

Bryce Bond

5/5

St. Francis is an excellent resource for anyone living in Denver or just passing through that needs help with food, clothing, day-shelter, ID's or birth certificates, telephone calls, and many other resources. Currently their building is under renovation, so they are now located at 1075 Park Ave West inside of the Asterisk* building. It is right around the corner from the St. Francis Center. Their hours are from 7AM-3PM 7 days a week.