The Salvation Army Kingston Citadel

It's a great place to mediate the visits with your children and furthermore obtaining a great rapport that's useful to a parent's rights to his children

Attended my brother-in-laws memorial service there. Beautiful facility.

Did supervised visits there. They are more intrusive than FACTS. Although they have more to do. They sit less then 5ft from you, record word for word and ripped up letters I wrote my child. Gave me 3 different schedules and blamed me for not showing up. Telling me I had to pay 45$ to see my kid as instructive as they are for 2hrs of a month. I had to walk 45 minutes epileptic in snowstorms as well.Your not allowed to bring your digital cameras to take pictures either. They are not preserving our relationship rather not taking their accountability for mess ups.after walking 45 mins I was 10 mins late they cancel visits even when u wait 15 before and after access visits...so no pics.

The Salvation Army is an organization that helps people no matter of Race, Colour or Creed.

I like everything about them. No stockholders like other places I could mention. All money goes back into helping people who need it.

I don't support this as salvation army is very biased on who they will help if you need help but they will gladly take your money. As a gay male I find it very sad that such an organization as salvation army won't help anyone if your gay. As for being part of the LGBT have heard stories where anyone from the LGBT needed help but had the door shut on their faces just because of their sexual orientation. Sad very sad especially in this ever so growing population. However the salvation army is a service in which helps some people with anything they need to have basic needs met.

This place is great for anyone having issues over child visitations with a the other parent, inexpensive and they provide a great experience for the kids.

Although I haven't experienced this location, I am aware of the Salvation Army's non-inclusion of the LGBTQ community. When seeking help from local shelter systems, particularly those with Salvation Army affiliation, they are not tolerant nor inclusive. As a gender diverse individual I would not visit this location, and am afraid of visiting the area.

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