Zaman International Hope for Humanity Center — Local services in Inkster

I called in yesterday from my therapists office at New Oakland and they said they would come by this morning. After starving and waiting since 9am. No food or clean water, I got worried. At 11am I called and they said they were going to bring a little food for my every 2 month ration since I signed up and gave them all of my personal private information 2months ago. Now they said that they would come out between 1 and 1:30 and that they would call me from a private number. I waited waited waited waited waited waited no phone call. One phone call from a lady not at a private number asking if Fred was available and I said this is Michelle and I don't know a Fred you must have the wrong number. At 1:45 I called and I'm starving and crying still because they put me on hold and hung up on me 4 times and after I finally got ahold of someone she lies and says that someone already came out and knocked on my door. I live in an 8story building and never got a phone call. She was so rude and disrespectful as she basically told me that it's my problem if I'm starving and that they would not be able to come out "again". She told me that if I want she could call the ambulance as if it were ridiculous for me to expect the volunteer that lied and said that she "already came out" should come back and actually call me. I guess I might have to go to the emergency room if I collapse because of the volunteer that lied. She made me...

Just left there inquiring about the sewing program, walked around looking at the items for sale, very lovely things very friendly and loving atmosphere. Met with Gigi and she is just the sweetest person her personality is so down to earth and inviting I also met 2 of the sewing instructor they are also very friendly and caring they seem to have a lot of Sabr and knowledge they are very serious about sewing but they also make you smile and laugh. Inshaallah I will be able to learn from these ladies and benefit from the things Zaman...

The food pantry was great when I first started going. Then there was nothing! Smashed bread and rotten produce. Even the milk was past date. They took away the sugar- flour- oil- honey- noodles meat and the hygiene products plus everything else that was needed. Not even any soup. Then I started seeing men with their wives when they told me it was for women. Then they kicked me off because THERE WERE TOO MANY REFUGEES! WAY BETTER PLACES THAN THIS RACIST...