YMCA International Services

“HellonIf you have a family member in need to be assisted in the process of documents and monetary help from the government , Please, do not come to this establishment, most importantly if you are Cuban. Government monetary assistance will be deposited into a card in which you will be losing your money without an explanation, The documents process will be dismissed once you are done with your one year period time it does not matter if that process was already initiated before that time line , this is just a portion of what people go through in this organization.nPlease be really aware of any paper that you have to sign.nThank you”

“This organization really helps people. My family received a lot of help in all areas: housing, driving courses, English language courses, help with documents. Thanks to this help, we were able to adapt to the United States and find a decent job. Special thanks for the baby shower they arranged for pregnant clients. At that time, it was extremely important for me, as I was far from my family and friends. Thanks to such event I felt important. Thanks you all , all the stuff for your work”

“This agency YMCA is the most corrupted agency I have ever come across with! They always lie to their clients and never answer their phones!nSpecially the immigration departmentnLawyers always lie I know 2 of them Alyssa Dunbar and Aamir just making excuses not helping the client”

“Something strange is happening in this place. My sister arrived from Cuba and the next day she went to apply to receive the cash assistance that the government gives them. After 5 months they told him to go get his first check, and they told him that they were behind with the payments, that they could not give him the first checks of $700 yet and they began to give him checks of only $300, they also told him that Those checks were a gift so they could not claim them, as if that check were a favor from them, when that money was already deposited by the government in their checks and is now lost. We called and they told us that they are behind and they don't want to give you your first checks of $700. I think that money is going into the pockets of some worker here. because that case is the case of many that I know. This place should be investigated.”

“My mom and I moved to US a year ago from Ukraine via U4U program and ended up with really good workers of YMCA Mariia Drohomyretska, Daryna Rumiantseva and Oksana Chashchina. I would like to thank them and note that they are very attentive, responsive and helped us in many issues.”