Salvation Army — Local services in Stevens Point

Rude, crude, prudes,if not hateful. The director and case manager. Humiliated my first day there by being made to strip down wash all my clothes and shower,I was clean but no problem. Then I find out no one else before or after me was subjected to that. I was given ridiculous clothes to wear. The lunch lady is a hateful being. She puts some sort of seasoning in every main dish that makes everything taste like sour milk. Nasty. They do not follow the program I signed up for with them. I am 100% disabled. I was told in no uncertain terms to get a job or get out They are not God's Army!I had a cardiac event there recently Director what caring stuck up. Your better off going to the library to find resources you won't get them there .some of the night staff are great A and D they know...

I remember staying here a few years back. They dug threw my backpack in my room. Found a glass tobacco pipe that was broke and never used. They called the cops on me and tossed me out in the cold. It was -20 that night and I almost froze to death. All for them breaking the law and going threw my stuff without permission. The pipe was purchased at a tobacco store for smoking cigarette butts but broke before I could use it. I kept it around because I was going to fix it with glass glue. But this place almost killed me with their actions. Tossing me out in the cold for nothing. Then they stole half my stuff when I left. Being homeless there wasn't help for me. Not like I could stay in the snow until they...

It wasn't just an experience. It was a true lifestyle change! The staff and their wonderful support made all the difference for me to go forward in a positive direction in my life! Staff became more than just staff! They became my motivation and friends! I am so deeply Grateful and Blessed by each and every one! This is truly a God Given and God directed organization! Thank you for having my back and helping and motivating me to become the successful person I am today! God Bless each and every one of you and may God touch the lives of each person who walks...