40 Prado Homeless Services Center - San Luis Obispo, California

40 Prado Homeless Services Center

Ubicado en San Luis Obispo, California, el 40 Prado Homeless Services Center es un centro de servicios para personas sin hogar que ofrece una variedad de servicios esenciales.

Con una dirección de 40 Prado Rd, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401, este centro está ubicado en el corazón de la ciudad y es fácilmente accesible en transporte público.

Servicios Ofrecidos

El 40 Prado Homeless Services Center ofrece una amplia gama de servicios para personas sin hogar, incluyendo:

• Alimentación caliente
• Computadoras y acceso a Internet
• Lavandería
• Shower
• Detox y centro de día

Especialidades

Homeless service es la especialidad principal de este centro, y ofrece una variedad de programas y servicios diseñados para ayudar a las personas sin hogar a recuperarse y alcanzar la estabilidad.

Otras Características

El centro también cuenta con:

• Acceso accesible para sillas de ruedas
• Parking para vehículos con discapacidad
• Parking para vehículos generales

Información de Contacto

Para obtener más información o para obtener ayuda, puede contactar al 40 Prado Homeless Services Center por teléfono al 805-544-4004 o visitar su sitio web en capslo.org.

Opiniones

Según las opiniones de los usuarios, el 40 Prado Homeless Services Center ha recibido una media de 3.6/5 estrellas en Google My Business, lo que sugiere que ofrece un buen nivel de servicio y atención.

Puntos de Interés

Algunos de los puntos de interés cercanos al 40 Prado Homeless Services Center incluyen:

• Mental Health
• Centro de Salud Comunitaria
• Centro de Tratamiento de Drogas y Alcohol

Dirección y Horario

Dirección: 40 Prado Rd, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

Telefone: 805-544-4004

Website: capslo.org

👍 Reviews of 40 Prado Homeless Services Center

Laurie G.

5/5

Brand new building serving 100 people with 50 person overflow. Community partners such as Mental Health, Drug and Alcohol and Community Health Center use some of the offices. Hot meals provided, computers, laundry and showers available. Day center and detox coming soon.

Jimi M.

1/5

Needs to bring back no tolerance and stop with no proper training for staff to deal with the population of addiction and mental health. Clean it up bring chores back to everyday to create healthy habits for future independence. Structure consistency is needed in the world with empathy and compassion.

Pat M. (.

5/5

Dr. Willis Is the Best Doctor Bar None, I’ve Ever Been To! He's Totally Committed to All of his patients!! In Short, He’s The Best Doctor I’ve ever been to!!!
Also, I go there to donate Clothing, Shoes to less unfortunate people. I've been there I know what it's like not to have anything and not to know where you're going to live or how it's even possible to get there? They're doing a great job at Prado I think. Everybody's got so much stuff nowadays, certainly wouldn't hurt anyone to start donating some things to this place for less unfortunate people that have nothing! I thank God that Prado was there when I needed them!

Leslie M.

4/5

Dr. Willis is the best primary care doctor I've ever had. He is very thoughtful with decision making and he cares. It would be 5 stars if the wait-time wasn't so long. I may be going to the Templeton office as well. 🙂

Eric E.

5/5

The staff here are very compassionate and do their very best to make people feel loved and needed. People who come here need that a lot. Bless every single person that works at 40 Prado😇

KURTIS D. W.

4/5

This Place has Come Epic leaps and bounds.5 years ago this review would fetch one maybe two stars.
Sam is Largely responsible for the Overall Upswing in good neighborly conduct, realistic kind and optimistic Communication among all present.
Sure there is still plenty of silly Drama but it's no longer a place of Dreadful discomfort. Nine times out of Ten the food is Really Good. And 9 of 10 ten Volunteers are pleasant, helpful and very friendly. (Thank you all who volunteer)
I actually look forward to stopping though Prado these days.
#SLOROCKS !

Nicole V.

4/5

It’s a bit overwhelming compared to the old facility that was smaller. I felt the o anxious to stay and slept in my car rather than check in. I heard the hunks were packed tightly together. It’s huge and they have daily meals.

xx T. X.

1/5

So, lately my boyfriend and I have been sleeping outside upfront of this place. They have NO Coleman Cotts anymore because of fights. These staff members are NOT and I mean NOT suitable for this place cause of how they treat some of the participants. THEY'RE COP CALLERS!