California Homemakers Association (CHA)

James Brock 

on Google

2 months ago

If you want to organize for real change, this is the place. 

Juan Mendez 

on Google

3 months ago

I came here thinking I’d be part of a grassroots volunteer group helping the community. The people seemed passionate, and the mission sounded powerful. But once I started spending more time here, things didn’t add up. There’s no real transparency about who’s running things or where the money goes. You're encouraged to cut off outside relationships “for the work.” People sleep in the office. They rarely see their families. It’s not normal volunteerism—it’s something else. I wish someone had told me to look deeper. This group ... read more

Chantal Walton 

on Google

11 months ago

Would not help me figure out what to do about the discrimination I am facing at work because my work pays them through donations. They didn't even listen to my situation and misheard what I did tell them when I was in crisis. They said they had conflicting interests. CHA were no help at all. 

Jessie Mccloud 

on Google

a year ago

CHA is an organization that has raised concerns among some individuals. While they claim to engage in community work, there are allegations that they primarily target and groom vulnerable individuals, isolating them from their families and friends. These accusations often come from ex-members and families who have lost loved ones. Despite being active for 24 years, CHA’s impact remains a topic of debate. They highlight their accomplishments, but their newspapers have limited viewership and evident of a much smaller number of... read more