Shelter Manchester in Manchester

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  Kasim M

  :: 27 April 2018 08:34:39

  One of the worst services ever they don’t listen to you or understand your situation properly all they focus on is one thing and you feel disrespected by them. Especially the man who works their Steven I had no support from him what’s so ever, They waste Charities and Governments money saying they will help vulnerable people. I am sick of services like these a lot of ignorant rude people in Manchester and it lacks from a lot of services and people have no experience how to deal or handle people and everyone is different, You can’t treat everyone the same. Manchester has a long way before it becomes a better city if that ever happens I can see a lot of racism that goes on. People say it’s a very diverse city and people mix in well with other people from different cultures and backgrounds nobody mixes in with anyone. I don’t recommend any services in Manchester they are all the same your having to fight for your own rights all the time.

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  Pure Silver

  :: 11 April 2018 16:53:50

  Very disappointed I was taking a landlord to court for wrongful eviction ,was told I’ll get legal aid,I told them if I have mental health problems,social anxiety,suicidle,self harming paranoia etc etc,I told them I was too ill to attend court,they said if you don’t attend court and They loose I’ll have to pay shelter for the costs for waisting there time,my mental health is due to eviction,SHOCKING!!!!!

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  Gizzy daudds

  :: 03 March 2018 13:52:10

  Perhaps the nastiest bunch of people I've met in my life. The charity is just another form of big business, with the same cold cooperate mentality.

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  Christopher Ringland

  :: 29 August 2017 13:21:26

  Will get you in. Sign you up for legal aid and then tell you they can't help you. And you can't get help from anywhere else because of the way legal aid works.

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  Gill Clemens

  :: 19 December 2015 13:25:36

  Yesterday I met Laura (Team Leader) in Uttoxeter High Street. I was very impressed with her motivation and commitment to the ethos of Shelter. She was able to answer all my questions and completely convinced me that this was a charity worth supporting. Although I told her at the beginning of our conversation, that I was not in a position to commit to a direct debit donation at this time (having already made all the charity donations I can afford this year) I did promise that I would make a one-off donation (which I have done today) and that I would prioritise Shelter for next year.