Project Home, Inc. Reviews

Not very helpful with homeless people whatsoever. Asked for a ride to homeless intake services asked to go early as I've heard you have a better chance of getting placed into a shelter if you get there before they open. As I explained this to Loretta she said they not open and refused to give me a ride. I also spoke with a Tonya Baker who's a case manager at project home and asked for help and received none. Please donate to a organization that actually helps homeless individuals instead of this one that just seems to want money but won't help. Definitely calling city council as well

A smoke and mirrors operation with shameless favoritism and other despicable business practices.

It's a great place for the Homeless to go for Help! They have a thrift shop next door where all proceeds go to the homeless.

Resources and information pertaining to housing food and permanent housing.

This is a nice place to visit if ur homeless because this is my job I work for the outreach team here

This is one of the most wonderful, loving organizations in Philadelphia.

Terrific non profit. They provide a ton of services for the homeless. Please support.

A wonderful addition to our community. A great way to get the homeless off of the streets

In 2017, I was homeless, and I went to front street on a hot summer day, they had efficiencies for cheap for the homeless, while I'm dirty, hot, and waiting 4 blocks away from the building to be seen, the line had people there not even homeless, wearing name brand clothes, jewelry, expensive phones, I never got a call, there were 300 rooms up for grabs, this is disgusting, because the ones who were not homeless, are probably the ones who got the rooms. Screw us, right?

They do false advertising. This place is supposed to help people with housing and personal goals but that is only if you can pay and only if you play by there rules. They also hinder you from leaving there program which is supposed to help you with life skills to go out on your own,but they fight you every step of the way. I would NOT recommend this agency to anyone. Project home is not a good place in my opinion. I am spending purely based on my personal experiences.

Been waiting to get public housing been on the waiting list since 2008 you had to be able to qualify

Just called the hotline to ask how they could assist a homeless woman who sleeps on the street every night on Pennsylvania Ave and the phone representative had such a nasty attitude. It was unbelievable. She answered the phone laughing as though she were in the middle of a conversation, and then, she acted as though I was bothering her by calling to inquire. She told me they would send someone out to the woman, but I'm not too sure, based on her very poor attitude and inability to provide any more information about their policies and procedures. I will seek other organizations help because these people obviously don't take their work seriously and are not happy to help, at all. Very disappointed.

I was a homeless guy. I walked into Project Home looking for shelter. I was greater by a woman named Carmen, she was very good and seemed like she cared, unlike many other places. If your in need of help, I suggest you go to Protect Home, they will help.

Got a one star just for answering the phone Called hotline to get a better understanding of what kind of help they can offer to a young adult 18 years of age that was thrown into the street from foster parent after no longer reciving financial help from the system.The representatives wasn t very helpful at all and could not really explain anything I asked gave one suggestion which I already had.But was trying to get different avenues in case that One wasn t An option.She seemed very unaware of the program and other options to offer and must not under the emotional and mental distress of being homeless.this is not the way a hotline should react towards the homeless looking for assistance even if they cannot provide it.This is one of the reasons why they feel like a burden and raither find a way on the unsafe streets of Philadelphia. I left it there and kind said thank you but I don t stop so I will be reaching out to the director of this program first thing. And I pray God give her a heart towards her job and helping people that s truly in need hope no else experience this God bless.

Good services for homeless. They provide meals, care packages, ID and mail support, clothing and so much more. Would recommend if you are homeless in need of services. They also provide Housing for homeless and Vets.

Just another beurocratic nightmare along with an historically corrupt city government. Project home workers are mediocre at best. All that money and vacant apartments. F uped. This is why homeless people prefer to live outside. They dont want to deal with the ghetto fabulous, trash working there.

None of us are Home until all of us are Home. Loving environment.

I had went there because I didn't have money to renew my ID and they helped me get ,so Project Home was a big help.

Clean inside and help, offer meals and place for homeless to get help and shelter.

Thank God for Project Home and their efforts in ending homelessness. Also providing support and resources for housed individuals.

Extremely awesome to see such rich creativity and the lives of participants changed for the better!

My place of employment started out as a resident of JBJ Soul Homes for 5 yrs I've grown much in fact leaps and bounds, yes I still go through the issues but now I have the tools to handle situations de-escalate if u will and I owe that part of growth with my supports that I still have even with me being a alumni now I work with these certain individuals. And the respect is and has always been there

Project home is a nonprofit organization that houses the mental health homeless it is a great program in the CEO Sister Mary it's a beautiful person she helps the homeless in the mental illness provide brand new housing and it's a clean and sober program

Project home only helps people with mental issues and homeless You have to be both to get help from them. They don't have housing if your homeless and mentally stable.

Im new to Philadelphia and was referred to by a Detective to Project Home because I was scammed by a Renter in Philadelphia out if a security deposit and first months rent he never showed up with the keys and left my husband and I homeless in this new and foreign place. I called project home and before I could even explain any of my situation about the hardest period I could ever be experiencing in life a ma'am rushed me off the phone DRASTICALLY, UNSYMPATHETIC, Unapologetic, Just asked me harshly if I wanted to go to a shelter. Before i could even ask any information about what they offer generally. I dont even feel like I have options in my life today, I'm so depressed and I dont even have family here in Philadelphia I just wanted to reach out for help in my situation I am disappointed in the way I was dealt with. I just needed someone to explain the options for outreach here.