Alternatives For Girls — Local services in Detroit

So Hi! I’m Sage! I’m highly interested in this organization for a multitude of reasons and I’ve had the opportunity to have a few experiences with staff. I was able to read the reviews and I want to say: I completely understand how you feel, truly. I do believe that once AFG tailors better systems for business operations larger funding and more resources will be made available to them and in turn to, us. I want you guys to think with your solution-based mind instead of bashing the entire organization and discouraging the entire staff. Also try: Detroit at Work! They follow through unlike any other organization I’ve experienced in the Detroit area, and right now, they have the means to help you, help yourself! Remember, that’s the goal here! To love you is to love self, so I love you guys, there’s nothing you can’t overcome, believe...

The “director” is rude and unprofessional. They’ve made the most inconvenient changes for parents who have jobs. PSA all parents not sitting at home during the day to come in and fill out 14 pages of info whee the same info is being asked over and over . Then have to download a app to check in daily as if I’m not at work that’s easy to forget so my child won’t be coming so she can be stranded if I’m at work and forget to check her in. Last year they sent a simple Message asking if child was coming I guess they wanna soften their workload and add more to mine . I’ll find somewhere else . I’m goods just don’t use my child name for funding...

I called to ask if they are accepting women’s clothes and shoes for donations, the woman told me they are only accepting new clothes due to Covid, I responded by saying Covid is over, she then responded even though Covid is over, this is the policy. This is insane and someone needs to look into this policy, Covid did not spread through clothes. As I was speaking to the woman she seems to be doing other things and was very rushed. Furthermore, reading the other reviews it seems like there are more issues with this place. It’s important to have quality shelters for women and...