Women’s Resource Center

Berkeley, Estados Unidos

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+1 510-649-4965
Endereço:
2140 Dwight Way, Berkeley, CA, 94704
entre a Shattuck Ave & a Fulton St
Downtown Berkeley
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
310 mDurant Av & Shattuck Av
400 mDurant Av & Ellsworth St
500 mBancroft Way & Ellsworth St
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Horário local (Berkeley) 20:20 sexta-feira, 13 de junho de 2025

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1 avaliação para Women’s Resource Center

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Classificação do local: 4
Washington, DC
Sunday, 11:00AM.
Bias alert: I’m a huge fan of volunteering and support community service pillars and projects. This review is for the Women’s Resource Component of the BFHP, which is aimed at serving abused and battered women. This is repeated under «BFHP.»
My friends and I were running around distributing Valentine’s Day cards n’ goodies and made a stop at the Berkeley Food and Housing Project.
We made arrangements with Lisa and Theresa (reception) ahead of time so we wouldn’t be intruding. Staff was welcoming and really cared about the people they served.
The whole establishment was kept real clean. There was a living room, dining room, and a patio for its inhabitants to use. There was a computer lab station too (one woman was sending a suggestion letter to the Governor).
And then???
We were happy to stop by the Women’s Center. It was clean, organized, and ran by people who cared about its inhabitants. The BFHP does a great job of providing a haven for women who weren’t necessarily dealt ideal cards and gives them a chance for recovery. Join the cause!