TLC Transitional Living Communities Thurber House

I was there in the 90s and the staff would encourage you to get loaded and drunk. They would help you find work and then keep your paychecks claiming, its in savings until you leave, when you leave they kept your money. Straight dope phein move.

Lived here for 2 months back in 2012. Friendly staff. Good program. No complaints here.

I was thrown out after working and waiting on my paycheck I didn't pay on time so I had to pack and leave. This is not an opportunity for the poor who want to succeed because everyday when I lived here looked more like a dead end.

My son went there seeking help, he has severe seizures associated with incontinence which offended the other clients so he was asked to leave. I think this borders on discrimination. I spoke with JOHN who explained this to me. If they are not there for the needy, then what are they there for? Don't they have counselors there who can redirect him as to what to do with his soiled clothing? I am going to consult a attorney if anything happens to him, as now he is homeless. I could post a picture of him after he banged his face on the concrete in a seizure but I do not want to further embarrass him . (He also has a drug problem which is why he sought help from them)

Neil forced me to go on a work ticket. So I go ,no problem, thinking I want to be a team player. Seriously! I throw up just a little at the job, and the foreman asked if I'm sick. I say no I'm fine. He calls Neal and says to replace me with someone else cause I threw up and the kick me out over it. The foreman even told them I said I was fine to work. Clean just under 2 months and giving it everything I got. These people do not care about anyone. Stay far away from this place. You've been warned. God bless.

If you need a place to get back on your feet again it's the place to go. No drugs or alcohol allowed. It saved my life and it can save anyone who wants a better life. It is not the Hilton, but it serves it's purpose.

"T.L.C" gave me my second, thrird and final chance. Love and appreciate Transitional living communities...