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December 2023 by Bryan Tuhey
For a place that states they care about people and helping them with their struggles they sure are quick to throw people back in the streets if someone didn't see things "their way" I saw this happen on multiple occasions which obviously shows this place is a business above anything else.
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December 2023 by WOOD 4 LIFE
No comment
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May 2023 by Jim Conley
The Harbor Light program helped me out in 2007 and I don't think I will ever be able to repay the debt. Thank you and I will always pay it forward in God's name.
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November 2022 by Lasheika Morrison
So I recently called this place to see if they could help me out with a bus card for, unfortunately they told me that there bus passes was for the homeless only, WOW REALLY, you guys give them bus cards so that they sleep all day on the bus, do drugs, and load up all that trash on the bus, but can't give a disabled person that rides the bus every day a bus card. WOW HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS
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February 2022 by James Hardin
The SA is leading the way in Denver to cloth, feed, and house it's homeless community.
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December 2021 by DK
A great place to get your life back together!
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November 2021 by A. M.
This is the worst place to work for. The only thing good was helping others in need. The so called chefs that they have in this place is a joke. James Jr. and James Sr. are a bunch of crooks. How do you take food home that's meant to be for people in need when you work everyday. The only time the place is half way cleaned is if we're having an inspection. I've seen old food that they still give people and nothing is said. With Covid going around in the facility really bad, why aren't people wearing mask and washing their hands like they are supposed to? Especially the father and son Chef. It's a lot that goes on that people on the outside have no idea about.
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August 2021 by Frank raymond Kahley
The Beatles
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July 2021 by Micah Russell
My counselor Larry G. Has been very useless.
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May 2021 by Shane Bussart
It is awesome what they do for our community! Keep doing what you do.
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February 2021 by Lloyd McLain
Great place for recovery
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November 2020 by Satoshi OGStrongHand Nakamoto
The Salvation Army is helping anyone who truly needs help into getting an apt.
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September 2020 by dylan engler
It looks like a decent program with a clean facility. 3 meals a day and weekly allowance provided
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June 2020 by Michael Murphy
The Salvation Army provides many service for those struggling. If your hopes are gone, call and ask for help. Speaking from experience, when I was utterly hopeless, tSA was there as the loving hand off God. They helped guide me during that dark time by providing some great services and care.
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April 2020 by Wendy M.
Total disclosure: This review is from the perspective of a clinical social worker and not as a resident. That said, I work with many of the veteran residents here and meet with them weekly. I also regularly meet with the case managers who work directly with them, with the intake coordinator and billing staff. I've been a clinical social worker for over twenty years and have worked with those experiencing homeless for close to a decade. All this to say, I've seen, heard and experienced a lot. First, the SA Harbor Light building is gorgeous and well taken care of. Their lobby is hotel worthy and doesn't bely any of the interior shared spaces, kitchen, chapel, library, work out / gym area and yes, even a cute barber shop for the residents. It's beautifully done, from top to bottom. This program's management includes resident staff which adds to ownership and accountability for all residents. They offer different types of treatment models, work with males only and offer transitional housing and intensive case management for those experiencing homelessness or who are at imminent risk of becoming homeless. Love. This is humanity in action and compassion at work. I am privileged to work with both the staff and residents. I'll try and snap some pics when the pandemic is over, but if you've walked in, you know what I'm talking about!
