Gospel Rescue Mission: Women's Recovery Center - Tucson, Arizona

Gospel Rescue Mission: Women's Recovery Center is a homeless shelter and donations center located in Tucson, Arizona. The center's address is 4550 S Palo Verde Rd, Tucson, AZ 85714, United States. and the contact number is 5207401501. Their website is grmtucson.com.

The center specializes in providing services to women in need, making it a women's shelter. They offer a variety of on-site services, including clothing and wheelchair-accessible facilities such as a car park and entrance. These features make the center accessible and convenient for all visitors.

According to Google My Business, Gospel Rescue Mission: Women's Recovery Center has received 123 reviews with an average rating of 4.2/5. This indicates that the center provides high-quality services and has a positive reputation in the community.

If you or someone you know is in need of shelter or donation services, Gospel Rescue Mission: Women's Recovery Center is an excellent option. With their convenient location, accessible facilities, and positive reputation, you can trust that you will receive the help and support you need.

For more information about the center and the services they offer, visit their website at grmtucson.com. You can also contact them directly at 5207401501. Don't hesitate to reach out for help and support.

Reviews of Gospel Rescue Mission: Women's Recovery Center

Christine Schmitt

4/5

Hi friends and neighbors! Well, I stayed here a couple times in the last few years. As with anywhere, there's good and not so great. I found myself homeless a few times and they let me in.
I felt like Mary K was a good soul. Dustin was cool and I liked Noreen because she didn't take any bs off anyone. As stated in another review, you need to work for your keep. This is where I had a few issues. I am disabled and had a couple of problems with the person that dealt out the jobs when Noreen wasn't there.
There are classes, but felt like they were geared towards people who didn't have much and due to circumstances found themselves needing an education, a home and food. I personally have a degree and have heard the dish they are serving before. Not a big deal, but don't challenge them because you will be on the receiving end of someone's sh%*!list. Food was better than expected. Dates don't matter...lol! I stayed on the line of them thinking that I was bucking the system, but it's just because thy didn't know what to do with me. All good, I appreciate the lodging!

TL Barnes

5/5

Did ya know the gospel rescue mission also helps out the homeless an down an out by handing out free lunch,bath room supply's an blankets&gloves. This place also takes donations when ever you want to drop off,no set schedule here. The staff is always kind an it helps out our community in every way.
God bless them.

Lisa Baker

5/5

This is the most beautiful safe haven in Tucson. I am blessed to have been chosen for the opportunity to have stayed here for a year. I found direction, happiness and inner peace here. What I learned is priceless. And I am proud to say that because of my stay here, I am now in a position in which I can start giving back! Thank you GRM! Thank you Lord!

Dianne Weston

1/5

My family and I suffered there because the leadership is not Christ like. They really don't understand what being homeless is like. We lost all our freedom and privacy. They defended a single mom and her best friend, by exiting us, after they degraded my family. When we came back to get our belongings they were unkind and snobby to my daughter. They are so blind and disorganized.

David Serafin

5/5

They’re always very appreciative of whatever you can donate. Our family always donates to Gospel rescue mission. My wife always donates her business attire and interview attire.

Anita

1/5

This place is all about controlling you while you are there. It's a prison. The staff are a joke with their pierced noses, tattoos and dyed hair. There's nothing Christian about this place. They just use the name Jesus to add to their secular program. I understand if you're in need, but if you're a believer don't be fooled by these posers. They don't want people to be changed by the Cross and by the Holy Spirit. They use the Bible for their program period. They allow the world to be their foundation and then add Jesus in to fit their Title. They use what ppl donate to them to control ppl.

Collazo Side

1/5

They treat people like ex cons and drug addicts. Even if you are clean and don't have any of those sort of problems, you are still not free to come and go as you normally would as a U.S. Citizen. You have to submit an application requesting a 'Pass' IN WRITING and it has to be APPROVED each and EVERY TIME you want to step outside! Even if you are HUNGRY and just need to run to the corner market! And you will breath into a breathalyzer every time you return, even if you left with everyone to go to church (which is also very hugely mandatory). The staff are there just to do their job. They don't really care or want to know your problems

Eric Sutter

5/5

I have a friend who stayed there for a while and it completely helped her turn her life around. She wouldn't have been able to get where she is now without your help, guidance and support.
Also this is the only place I donate anything because I know it goes straight to the ones in need now.