Fayetteville Area Operation Inasmuch

Mar 13th, 2024

They have hot showers early in the morning and then about 7 they serve a filling breakfast for the homeless. You can get you mail sent there. There are many other services. I highly recommend it.
Nov 7th, 2023

Oct 23rd, 2023

ONE OF THE BEST OF THE BEST NON PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS KNOWN TO MAN. I could not be more thankful to have met some of the people that have been working on God's behalf to assist the community.
Oct 22nd, 2023

I am going to give an honest review of this place. I became homeless starting the beginning of 2020 in January. I was able to move in to the shelter called The Lodge on January 21st of 2020. At that time there were many staff members there that didn't mind helping. After the New Manager was put in place the Lodge and Frink St changed. I myself made it out of the Lodge by getting a job that I had to find on my own. Even though the Lodge has a company SUV. I myself was told to catch the bus to get to work. During the time of me moving into The Frink St home I found out that all of the supervisors who had college degrees and whom worked for the city has quit working in the Lodge. During my stay in Frink St none of us knew anything about any changes that were being made of changed. There were no new paperwork to sign with these updates. Living in the home on Frink St was crazy. There were nights when other homeless people sat at the abandoned homes playing loud music, smoking crack, and pulling in the driveway on the right side of my room window to have sex in the car. There were nights that I reached out to the manager of Frink St to make complaints. Nothing was done about it. They used to steal my trash can at 2am in the morning. I ordered a package of clothes and when it was delivered. It was stolen from my front door. I made a complaint about that nothing happened. I was never reimbursed for my stolen stuff. All of the homes have cameras outside by the way. The washing machine was broke due to the cold water not working. The hose for the lent behind the dryer was ripped and never fixed while I stayed in the home. I have videos that I can show about that. 9/4/16 is the day that my grandmother passed so on 9/4/23 I woke up that morning crying about my grandma then fell back asleep to be woken up again with the Frink St manager telling me that I had to move in the home behind me with another resident due to him having to place 3 guys that had COVID in my home. I was told it would only be for 14 days then I will be able to move back in my home. Four days prior to that I bought $60 worth of food that is individuals ate why they stayed in my home. After the 14-day mark I asked can I move back in my home I was told that I couldn't due to the house had to be cleaned. I waited a week after that and still wasn't able to move back in my home where I had all my clothes, all my belongings, all my food, and my hygiene products. I couldn't even go on my own home to get my things that I purchased. I was getting my own place in 10/23 that I found on my own as well. So to sum it all up after new management the program changes under our noses and nobody really cared anymore. I wouldn't recommend this program to anybody that needs a place to stay. find somewhere different to stay so you can actually get the help that you need.
Mar 29th, 2024