Community Services/Non-Profits in Delray Beach, FL

“This is just an amazing organization! They truly make a difference in our community to help improve reading with our the children in our underperforming schools! I am so so thrilled to be part of this amazing team of caring individuals who together make an impact!”

“Great little place to pop into for a 20 min walk through if you’re grabbing lunch in the area. Nice atmosphere, and decent exhibits. You’ll get a quick history when you come in, after a friendly welcome.”

“Great products very nice people front section is very well organized but the back with the house repair supplies is a disaster can't find a thing stick to the front of the store”

“Dawn helped me to arrange a pick up for my office furniture. She was so kind, professional and organized. Patrick and Wilson came to pick the furniture up and they were wonderful! They were so resourceful in getting the pieces out, quickly and carefully. These folks are assets. I have 11 pieces of office furniture to go next and I will once again call HABITAT, hope that I get to arrange it with Dawn and see Patrick and Wilson again. Thank you from Carol in Boynton Beach!”

“Its been some years since I went through DAF's 60 day residential treatment program. I have to say that I am horrified by some of the reviews written on this website. By some of the descriptions I'm sure that some of their policies have changed, especially with court ordered people. Having a colorful background myself I can understand some of the policies listed in the complaints could be very true. When you are looking at jail time or court ordered treatment, the treatment time would really sound like a walk in the park. I have spent time in jail once and know that what isn't nailed down will disappear or will be fashioned into something else. Let me be clear, jail is not a walk in the park, its serious and dangerous because the people there are dangerous, that's why they are there. So as far as DAF is concerned, they are dealing with some dangerous people, not all from court ordered. You also have to remember why your there in the first place and what kind of havoc you have created in not only your own life but in the lives of the ones you loved most. They have to have policies in place to protect everyone and some people won't like them. DAF is a business and like any business it takes money to keep in operating. They may take a lot of court ordered people, I don't know, but I do know the state pays, which is more than some other situations. I have nothing but gratitude for DAF. They were there for me when I needed them, and they helped me create the foundation of my recovery. They took me in when no one else would and gave me 3 hots and a cot and armed me with enough information that I haven't found it necessary to return for additional help from them. They gave me life skills to continue with MY RECOVERY! To me its what you make of it. If you go looking in this world for trouble, you will find it. If you go looking for good, you will find that too. Its up to you to make the most of where your at and with what you have period. Coming from nothing, something was better. Thank you DAF.”