Grandma's House of Hope - Anaheim, California

Stephanie Cortez

The best I can give this place is 2 stars and that’s only because I know there’s a lot of good people that work there. I was not a recipient of services but I am affected by the few crooks that work there. Contracts are agreements between two people but in this scenario if you dare speak up or refer to the contract it will not go favorably even if they are wrong. It doesn’t stop there, if you dare speak your truth Natasha will leave in the middle of a meeting, make a phone call making false statements in retaliation, show back up with a team of people to evaluate the allegations that would remove you from the house and your emotional support animal taken away permanently. It didn’t work because everyone in that house including the staff and the CAT team evaluating her knows she cares about that dog more than she does herself. She still made sure the person and dog was exited from the program the very next day. It’s people like Natasha that destroys the reputation of what could be an amazing program.

Michelle Clayborn

They are very raciest towards woman of color.I noticed every black woman they find somethings wrong to get rid of them. They worked did their chores, followed the rules, just to be exited. This place needs to be investigated and closed down. It not like it used to be were there were people cared, but now they don’t even try too, they don’t help you all they do is sit is look for ways to get rid of you and, the funding they get to help the homeless woman is not used properly it looks like they pocket it, and they steal your housing. They are to supposed to help trauma based homeless woman not to add to there situation by stealing their housing. If I can give 000 stars I would

Jane Easton

This is an amazing place that welcomed me in and unfortunately I have a serious knee injury that required me to go into recuperative care. The staff was so compassionate, kind, and helpful in making my stay there a memorable one!!! Miss you guys!!!

P. S. Please do not listen to the bad review left by someone that refused to follow the process that is very well explained upon doing the intake. It sickens me what was written and anyone that has stayed there can confirm that it is an amazing experience as long as you follow the rules!!!

Fastidio Gordito

They let people relapse here without kicking them out and they are unorganized, kick people out who speak up about it. Don't recommend

Lisa Trace

Saved my life. After 3 months I became a community leader felt great helping people. Recently I got my own place a 1 bedroom. I miss being there a lot of the time. Je”net is a wonderful compassionate lady.
If you want to help yourself that’s the place for you they will work with you to achieve you goals.

Dawn Moore-Dryden

Very warm fuzzies, great environment, the people there become like family. There's always somebody there to talk to if you need to.. the homes and apartments are very nice and clean. I am very grateful for Grandma's House of Hope. The owners are very giving people and I'm very thankful and grateful for everything they've done for me in my life.

Jean Strong

I lived at GHH for an extended period of time and graduated the program January 2018. This organization is a wonderful, caring place. I was moved to several of their properties and learned something at each home that I could use to better my situation. I received individual and group counseling, had a case manager for help with job and housing search among other things, was able to attend Bible study, learned how to better interact with others, learned to trust and feel more connected. I went to numerous events with other residents where we all received blessings of things like clothes, jewelry, grocery cards and movie tickets. The generosity of the community that supports GHH is amazing. I also saw first hand how much Je'net and her staff care about each resident having the proper tools and support to be able to move every aspect of their life to a higher level.
I was also very blessed that I was able to earn my Bachelors degree while living in this program, not an easy task let alone for an older returning student. I received an amazing amount of support from every level of staff and volunteers.
I would recommend this transitional housing program to anyone who is capable of complying with rules and willing to put forth every effort to facilitate the changes necessary to transition to permanent housing, recover from the life challenging problems of homelessness or addiction, and accept they deserve a new brilliant and happy way of life..

Jenet Kreitner

Grandma's House of Hope provides compassionate and uplifting transitional care to uniquely challenged women and children in crisis through love, hope and spiritual healing. They offer services to those that truly fall through the cracks of other programs- specializing in Human Trafficking, seniors with disabilities and homeless women with significant medical challenges, including breast cancer. These women in particular would not receive treatment if they did not have a safe, clean place to recover. Grandma's House also provides meals to children living in motels and other homeless conditions and are opening a new Education and Enrichment Center in Anaheim this year. So many lives have been changes and improved as they follow their own messaging of "loving others until they love themselves".