The Center (Gay & Lesbian Community Center of Southern Nevada)

My concerns also involve the LA LGBT Center’s Senior Services Center, Legal Services Center, and executive leadership. I attempted to obtain help from Senior Services leadership, including Kira Pollack, Director of Senior Services, but she never responded in any meaningful way. My concerns specifically include the Senior Services Center because I contacted Kira Pollack seeking help and follow-up, but I received no substantive acknowledgment, guidance, or referral to appropriate resources. That lack of response is especially troubling because my concerns involved senior-related support, legal hardship, disability-related barriers, and ongoing matters affecting my stability and access to help. When someone reaches out to the Director of Senior Services at an LGBTQ organization, especially after years of being told they are blocked, banned, or restricted, a professional response should be expected. Silence from Senior Services Center leadership only reinforced the broader pattern of dismissiveness and exclusion I have experienced from the Center. My concerns also involve the Legal Services Center. I came to the Legal Services Center for help regarding serious legal, educational, disability-related, and personal matters, including issues connected to my doctorate and lawsuits I am now having to pursue. Instead of meaningful assistance, clear communication, or appropriate referrals, I experienced the same dismissive pattern. I also escalated my concerns to executive leadership. I wrote to the CEO and also to another senior-level woman in leadership, seeking clarification, accountability, and assistance. Despite reaching out to higher leadership, I did not receive a meaningful response. Despite multiple attempts to communicate and seek assistance, I received no meaningful guidance, explanation, or referral from the Senior Services Center, Legal Services Center, or executive leadership. This failure to engage left me feeling ignored and unsupported during a period when I was actively seeking help and clarification regarding services and access. As a PsyD honors graduate candidate, I understand the importance of trauma-informed communication, ethical responsiveness, and respectful handling of vulnerable community members seeking assistance. The Center’s handling of this matter has not reflected those standards.

I'm reviewing there food bank. Which is the worst food bank in Las Vegas probably the worst in Nevada. There not giving any protein that's meat and eggs. All the other food banks get give protein.. I believe this is an effort to stop the food bank all together. I believe this is another effort by the city to get the homeless and even low income people out of the city. They could put the people on the other side to wait in line but they have us out in the sun. I'm sure the city is pressuring them to stop it . I believe also that the people donating to the center also don't want them to help anyone that needs help. That It's a effort this city thinks will help to maintain tourism in downtown. But I believe in karma. This city may just hurt themselfs in the end. It's sad because many people may find themselves in a bad situation. Before the end of this resesion that is heading for a depression.

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