La Casa de las Madres

Nadia V Duenas 

on Google

2 months ago

I am feeling a very violent, dangerous situation. I am a transgender woman. I'm looking for assistance and I call them. The girl that answered the phone is very nasty. Has an attitude possibly sounds high. I'm not exactly sure why this person's even answering the phone. They're sitting there asking about my partners funding his money. What does that have to do with me and my life? I literally left him and I'm leaving and fleeing a very dangerous situation and potentially being a victim of human trafficking and the fact that ... read more

Teresa Chen 

on Google

4 months ago

This review is solely about the volunteer experience at La Casa de Las Madres. I participated in their 2025 September cohort training, which totaled about 40 hours over approximately four weeks (three days a week, three hours each day). I live in the East Bay, so attending the training required significant time commuting across the Bay Bridge and sitting in heavy traffic each session. I communicated in advance that I would miss two training sessions—one due to work and one because I was sick. During the training itself, ever... read more

kandace davis 

on Google

11 months ago

2003 I lived in the San Francisco shelter as a teen mom and was pregnant with my second child fleeing domestic abuse. I was harassed and belittled by a staff member constantly for sometimes no apparent reason as well as for being late multiple times returning to the house due to bus delays. The staff member falsified her narrative about me and got me banned for life from this facility. The was no due process or way to appeal simply her words against an abused pregnant teen with a one year old. My hope is that things have cha... read more

Christina B 

on Google

a year ago

I would like to express my gratitude to La Casa for restoring my sense of peace. I am eternally thankful for organizations of this nature. The staff were exceptionally commendable. My child and I resided at their confidential shelter, which provided us with a sense of home. By adhering to the rules and policies of the shelter, one should have a positive experience.