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Phone: +1 212-941-9090
Site: http://www.door.org/
Opening hours
  • Monday:9AM–6PM
  • Tuesday:9AM–6PM
  • Wednesday:9AM–6PM
  • Thursday:9AM–6PM
  • Friday:9AM–6PM
  • Saturday:Closed
  • Sunday:Closed
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Total reviews rating 4.1

52 Reviews for The Door 2023:

Review №1

2022-05-11

I went to The Door from 16-18 years old, and they helped me with every aspect of my life. I could get a fresh meal, counseling, free medical care (Melvin was my doctor for years) and housing assistance. I recommend them highly.

Review №2

2022-04-18

From what I noticed about this company is that most of the higher ups are white racist who only want to hire white individuals for the high paying jobs and give the minorities the less paying jobs with no chance of ever moving up in the company. They rather give positions to unequipped ppl outside of the company than give the position to minorities that are able to inside the company. Ive applied more than a handful of times only to be told they hired a white person instead.

Review №3

2022-06-23

They helped my son to get a good job while he was in school.I told everyone about this program,Thank you for helping our youth.

Review №4

2022-01-28

Its a great organization that gives you the help you need, they have friendly staff who put in every effort to help you reach your goals. I personally received help with college counseling and everybody I met in that department have been wonderful and very helpful, shout out to Miss Anjie, although she no longer works there, she was an amazing counselor to me and I enjoyed my time working with her.

Review №5

2022-04-09

The door helped me a lot. At the time I was a wild 21 year old in the process of trying to get my life together with the need of knowledge and guidance. I went to the Ged program eager to get my ged and the teachers went above and beyond. They taught real facts and were so real , unlike a lot of teachers of today. They also answered questions and were so patient. I went to school right before summer break and the teacher allowed me and whoever to learn during the summer break. I was the only one thst really showed up and she was so cool and printed me worksheets and worked with me one on one. I was without a home and always hungry and they served actually nutritious and good food that was cooked so good for breakfast , lunch , and dinner. Alot of drop in centers dont have good food. There was even a homeless drop in center open everyday to shower , nap only for 2 hours on chairs but it was something , do laundry , a case worker , and you could have access to a small locker for belongings. On Saturdays they were open and had amazing like Cafe upper class food so good. During the day staff would make cookies too sometimes. There was open space for games such as air hockey and ping pong. So cool. They even had little art classes , dance classes, music class ,and so much more to entertain and the opportunity to make new friends. Its really an outlet to get ones needs met , get them to work on their goals , and to entertain away from lifes problems. They even had a gynecologist on the site and free glasses. Even if no insurance they helped. They gave free condoms and stuff and that helped me a lot because I was during tricks at the time and Noone judged me but helped me have peace of mind by keeping me safe and testing me for hiv and other diseases so i knew I was safe. The staff always was there to talk and listen and make me feel connected to someone that cared at a time where I lost with who I was and what humanity was. It was all love. Now I am 25 years old and if I was of age I would Def wanna go to a program like that again. The peers were very nice and non-judgmental too. It was all love honestly and so amazing. At the time I was shy so engaged a little. But I still loved it. Im now in my hometown reading pa and my dream is to make a place like the door out where Im at to help people the way the door helped me

Review №6

2022-07-19

My daughter benefitted with their program for her personal healthcare.

Review №7

2021-09-09

A very poor choice of a foundation to start off from... the honest truth is this organization is a great place to come visit or see a friend but its very under-maintenance is the support prospectivehow can your support be so effective if you consistently change up the staffing for the ones who genuinely came to work.its frustrating seeing the diminishing program go down the toiletbut the issues just dont stop there but youd have see it too believe itYou be the judge... this establishment is to support disconnected youthfor them to have created a better and brighter path to successbut I truly find it almost insulting to i, myselfto compile myself to come out of my shell because I am a introvertand share personal information about myself and my family and or friends to a complete stranger who is certified by law to handle my s.s.i #and Identity card if the person who originally sat down with me and told me I can trust them, now disappears and now Im stuck re-informing another stranger the same informationits tricky, its a bit scary.but than again this is from my P.O.V

Review №8

2022-02-08

Nobody in the Bronx Youth center department wants to answer their emails. They’re good to post on Instagram but not to emails.

Review №9

2019-01-27

The door is a decent place and it all depends on which staff member you work with. I had a horrible experience with one of the receptionist, she would be very rude towards me. The dentist straight up lied to me about not having any cavities. However, my primary doctor here is great at what she does. The therapist wasn’t too bad either.

Review №10

2018-12-10

If I could give a lower review, I would. This place is only good for the money they throw for their Christmas party. Theyre not organized, knowledgeable, or courteous. Do not go here if you value your time, because they do not provide the actual services they state. The staff are not educated on the matters of the homeless and lgbtq communities, and furthermore, you are constantly monitored in the facility.

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