Pride Institute

Ami (BluAmi86) 

on Google

2 months ago

Pride Institute has made it clear they are not a reliable or safe space for LGBTQIA+ people anymore. When a facility can abruptly drop LGBTQ-focused residential care, the core of what built their reputation, it shows they were committed to the branding, not the community. They should not be allowed to call themselves Pride, because there isn't a damn thing they should be proud of any more. Their public excuse, blaming the “changing landscape” (KSTP report), is corporate code for “it got too inconvenient to keep doing what’s ... read more

Austin Barry 

on Google

2 months ago

I love pride. I’ve had some really good experiences here. But being kicked out as a trans girl one day before I can get into sober living and telling them I had absolutely no where to go and them not caring AS A TRANS girl, rubbed me the wrong way. This place has went 85% down hill since TODD left. Howie is not helpful the ceo doesn’t even show his face or involved whatsoever. There’s a trailer outside where you shower because the shower being remodeled had worms coming out of the drain, told by a staff member. All the staff... read more

David Holland 

on Google

2 months ago

I was run off the road had women and men in my life nowhere to go and they gave me a place to stay. In a little bit of a future going forward but I just didn't know where to go bewildered because no matter what I do I was dead but at least there I get a little chance of a little life that was full to some extent I should have grabbed them more but it didn't know what to do thanks for being there 

Jay Keegan 

on Google

3 months ago

The Pride Institute is a place of miracles. The healing and recovery that takes place here is life-changing. I cannot speak highly enough, of the dedication of the staff. From counselors to therapists, from the tech staff to the cooks who prepare our daily meal, they are all 100% dedicated to the clients. In addition, the sense of community that is fostered here allow each individual to shine. You find yourself among peers who often have the same struggles that you have had. You truly find yourself supported, and definitely ... read more

Evan Lieberman 

on Google

3 months ago

I used to work at Pride back in 2009 and now I work with them as a referral partner and they serve many of our housing clients who are in their outpatient. As far as LGBTQ+ treatment services go, they are the original to do it and the Gold standard. I couldn’t recommend more!