Catholic Family Center - Hannick Hall

cortney lynn 

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3 months ago

I went there and not only was I kicked out for something another girl did that was in my room, my brother went to pick up my belongings when I was dropped off at the jail and guess what? They stole all of my things the brand new comforter set my mother had mailed me, my clothes shoes, even the stuffed animal I have had since I was a toddler. The main counselor on the bottom floor can’t remember her name had absolutely no explanation as to where my things went and on top of that that one lesbian or transgender that led the gr... read more

Nzinga Magee 

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3 months ago

My experience at Hannick Hall has been deeply disappointing, especially as a woman of color. The program fosters an environment that feels racially biased and unwelcoming. Any time I respectfully addressed issues with staff misconduct, including their failure to uphold policies fairly, I was accused of "bullying." It’s clear that constructive criticism is neither welcomed nor acted upon. The treatment of Black employees and clients is appalling—they are often disregarded and disrespected. The hypocrisy within the program is ... read more

Crystal Ansuini 

on Google

a year ago

I was there from 11/16-6/17. I wouldn't be alive today if it weren't for Hannick Hall. It changed drastically just after I graduated... when insurance and big pharma took over and got rid of the heart and soul of that place, claiming she "wasn't qualified". She was more than qualified. Shame on Catholic Charities for chasing money instead of the real well being of women who suffer from addiction and their children. 

Anonymous 

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a year ago

I was there from 11/16-6/17. I wouldn't be alive today if it weren't for Hannick Hall. It changed drastically just after I graduated... when insurance and big pharma took over and got rid of the heart and soul of that place, claiming she "wasn't qualified". She was more than qualified. Shame on Catholic Charities for chasing money instead of the real well being of women who suffer from addiction and their children.