Founder's House Of Hope

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18025 Pioneer Blvd

Artesia, CA 90701

+1 (562) 860-3351

https://trucarecommunity.com

Founder's House of Hope in Artesia, CA is a boarding care facility catering to adults aged 18 through 59 with mental disabilities. The facility boasts a team of in-house medical specialists offering a range of services, along with amenities such as light housekeeping, cable and phone ready rooms, and transportation for medical appointments.

Residents at Founder's House of Hope can enjoy regular activities, creative group therapy sessions, and religious services on weekends. With snacks and three healthy meals provided daily, this facility ensures a comfortable and supportive environment for its residents.

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Jessica L.

7/19/2023

Let's start by saying to save yourself the time and trouble and DO NOT WORK HERE. There is retaliation towards any reports should you not be in with the administrators, and God help you if they...

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