Amity Foundation

I never expected to feel so frustrated after using a transitional service. The staff's attitude was really disheartening, and instead of feeling supported, I felt like just another number. I was looking for guidance to reintegrate into society smoothly, but the negative interactions left me more confused than motivated. It would be great if they could focus more on the quality of their customer care; a little kindness goes a long way. Overall, it was a disappointing experience that didn't meet my expectations.

I can honestly say that my experience with the appointment transportation and communication regarding housing was less than stellar. Though I appreciate the effort, it felt like swimming upstream just to get basic updates. Delays on housing progress left me feeling frustrated and honestly a bit confused about my next steps. The communication seemed sporadic, almost like playing a game of telephone where the message got lost along the way. I think there’s a real need to refine those scheduling processes and enhance communication between the staff and clients. I encountered a few staff members who weren't as professional as I expected, which only added to my concerns. I truly wanted to feel supported in my journey toward finding housing, but the bumps along the road made that difficult. Here’s hoping they can smooth things out for others navigating these waters!

When I first walked into the rehabilitation program, I was a bit apprehensive but hopeful. The supportive staff made all the difference right from the get-go. They created an environment that felt less like a place of treatment and more like a community dedicated to recovery. I loved how they offered a holistic approach, combining nutrition, fitness, and meditation, which really aligned with my desire to focus on overall wellness. The plant-based meals were not only healthy but surprisingly delicious! I rediscovered how great fresh juice can be, especially after a tough day. After spending time in this program, I graduated with a renewed sense of purpose. It’s hard to believe 15 years have passed, and I'm still celebrating my sobriety. This experience taught me that recovery is not just about quitting substances; it’s about building a healthier, happier life. Highly recommend for anyone looking for support on their journey!