Ford Street Project

2 reviews

+1 (707) 462-1934

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Look what their residents do to your vehicles

Unbelievable what people will do definitely not sober

I can't believe someone from a sober living environment would come over drunk and do this

139 Ford St

Ukiah, CA 95482

+1 (707) 462-1934

https://www.fordstreet.org

Ford Street Project is a non-profit organization based in Ukiah, California, dedicated to assisting addicted and homeless individuals in Mendocino County. Through various programs such as substance abuse treatment, community food bank, family emergency shelter, and low-income housing, they strive to help individuals attain sobriety and improve self-sufficiency.

With a mission to provide recovery support, hope, food, and shelter since 1974, Ford Street Project offers services like weekly and emergency food distributions, temporary and long-term housing for homeless families, and substance abuse treatment through detoxification, residential treatment, and outpatient counseling sessions.

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1.52 reviews

Carrie H.

2/2/2024

I liked this place some of the counselors were nice and thoughtful I adored the girls on a swing shift but the guy on swing shift he was targeting me and it didn't make me feel safe he always sat...

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