"I have tried twice and was encouraged to look into other organizations for assistance, especially when I said yes I own a car. The lady did not allow me to tell her that my car transmission went out, I cannot afford to replace it, so it’s at the dealership and I guess I’m going to have to leave it there. Otherwise I would just stay in my car. In addition I believe I qualify within guidelines for being a current domestic violence victim as well as being disabled and on SSDI. In addition, I have new disability, I lost my eye sight in one eye and still need treatment to save my eye but SSA has removed my Medicare Part B eligibility and I have a Representative Payee who bailed on me and won’t call or go to local SSA office with me to request Part B be reinstated. I had a job until my car died, I started my own small business this year as Mobile Notary Signing Agent But now since I’ve had to take two months off because of my car and then because of my eye being blinded I’ve had no other income coming in from the business and I have to move, well I have to leave because I’m not actually a tenant. And if I don’t leave that I am not risk for abuse, definitely emotional, definitely harassment, bullying, and there is a past history of violence, which has been documented. So I was calling to inquire about a program that I was told about that’s like a three month program from streets to a rental unit, I am sure I can handle all the rest of my problems but it’s a little bit hard to tell when you’re staying somewhere where you’re not wanted and reminded daily or threatened daily. I called these people on two occasions, one recent and other was before COVID. It just seems to me like you had a fight just to get them to hear you out or pay attention without passing judgment and making assumptions. Yeah I know many people in the San Pedro area who have had nothing but good experiences and were grateful for their services"