Garfield Community Service Center - Chicago, Illinois

The Garfield Community Service Center is a prominent community center located at 10 S Kedzie Ave, Chicago, IL 60612, United States. It is renowned for its community center specializations and commitment to serving the local population. With a wheelchair-accessible entrance, the center ensures accessibility for all individuals needing their services.

The center can be contacted via phone at 3127465400 or by visiting their official website at chicago.gov.

Customers have provided valuable feedback on the Garfield Community Service Center, with a total of 59 reviews on Google My Business. The center has maintained an impressive average rating of 4 out of 5 stars, reflecting its dedication to providing quality services to the community.

The Garfield Community Service Center offers a wide range of services aimed at enhancing the lives of its members. Some of its notable features include:

- A welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for individuals of all ages
- Regular events and activities that promote community engagement and social interaction
- Programs designed to address various community needs, such as education, employment, and health and wellness

👍 Reviews of Garfield Community Service Center

Autumn B.

4/5

I were at the Garfield Community Service center and I were surprised to be able to be placed at a foundation center immediately, I were approved, except when I had gotten to the foundation it weren't ready for me and bags, 😔 so I were turned away the same day. I do like how the Garfield Community Service center has certain things for me to look at for vending machine purpose. There were drug tests to purchase and other things, so if it's something to acquaint yourself with it's good to see 🙈 you can look at the Garfield Community Service center or vending machines for those type of things. I'm not too familiar with the Garfield Community Service center but it seems like a place people to when they're looking to be placed and for other services. I never thought 💭 about a drug test from a vending machine.

Etniak K.

3/5

Based on my experience and that of others, the system for referrals to homeless shelters through 3-1-1 is essentially broken. However I got service by going to this location in person on a relatively cool evening, then initiating the 3-1-1 request. By early the next morning I had a bed with my name on it within a surprisingly decent shelter (albeit a religion-based one.)

Jerrad

5/5

Staff is pretty nice, mindful and understanding when you are out in the cold (for the warming center) and finding programs (for the counselors)

Amanda M.

3/5

Meh, 2nd time there. Very quick, efficient, easygoing. I just changed my mind at the last second, or I so would have let them send me on my merry way.

John L.

2/5

Now this is an initial review as I have only spoken w a woman that didn't give me her name, I've only called once. I stated that I was homeless and needed assistance getting a new 🆔. Before I could finnish my question she rudely cut me off and said " mon-fri noon to 4pm. Come get a homeless letter" at which point she hung up on me without a chance for me to even open my mouth it happened so quickly. Im on my way there will send a review of my experience. I remain hopeful

Lesyha W.

5/5

They help you if you are homeless or a victim of domestic violence. The only catch is when or if they help you ,they will tell you, you have to have an public account meaning the public will know who you are and exactly what happened to you. In order to get help like your utilities or rent paid.

Geraldine B.

5/5

I will soon as I go & receive help I know they can help Amen

Allen F.

3/5

If we talking about 10 South kedzie, I'll just say complicated,