1/5 Amanda W. 1 year ago on Google
If
you
*need*
a
free
hot
meal
or
*need*
a
place
to
stay,
fine.
But
this
place
shuffles
people
in
and
out
of
treatment
like
cattle,
rarely
ever
actually
helping
anyone.
They’re
cashing
out
big
time
under
the
guise
of
“treatment”
while
the
ex
addicts
that
are
now
employed
there
abuse
their
authority.
Some
of
the
staff
are
particularly
Deesgraceful.
Listening
outside
of
clients
bedrooms.
Telling
them
they
can
leave
if
they
don’t
like
the
treatment…people
who
are
just
barely
holding
into
their
sobriety.
I
mean…how
dare
they
ask
for
basic
respect
and
proper
living
conditions.
Am
I
right??
Leaking
roof?
Just
throw
a
tarp
up
in
the
ceiling
until
it
caves
in.
No
problem.
With
the
hundreds
of
thousands
this
place
rakes
in
for
the
“cost”
of
running
a
treatment
facility,
if
you
dare
to
call
it
that,
I
expect
so
much
better.
Just
as
far
as
basic
hygiene.
I
needed
help.
I
needed
a
place
to
live
and
what
I
got,
what
everyone
gets,
is
you
either
find
a
place
yourself,
do
all
the
work
yourself,
or
they’ll
find
you
a
homeless
shelter.
Which
they
also
conveniently
run!!!!
And
it’s
much!
much!
much!
nice
and
cleaner
with
kinder
and
more
dedicated
staff!!!!
The
fraud!!!
I
forgot
to
mention
the
fraud!
The
women’s
halfway
house
continued
to
use
my
roommates
food
stamps
for
almost
a
year
after
she
left.
Food
stamps
that
*must*
be
transferred
into
the
financial
directors
name
when
you
arrive.
I’m
sure
that
type
of
financial
abuse
and
outright
theft
would
be
stopped,
if
only
the
Passaic
County
Welfare
Office
weren’t
just
as
morally
bankrupt.
Who
ever
run’s
the
Eva’s
social
media
account,
please
tell
me
you
did
not
reply
with
“what
could
we
have
done
better?”
Better?
Better
living
conditions.
Better
treatment.
Actual
treatment
and
counseling!!
Did
you
not
see
the
ceiling
caved
in
from
failure
to
do
basic
building
up
keep
while
drug
court
pays
$1,000
a
night
for
each
client
to
be
in
your
halfway
program???
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