Welcome to St. Francis - St. Joseph Catholic Worker House
The St. Francis – St. Joseph Catholic Worker House provides a safe, supportive home for men experiencing homelessness, often in early recovery or reentering society after incarceration. Our 16-bed house serves men who are ready to make a personal commitment to rebuilding their lives — one grounded in sobriety, structure, and responsibility.
We welcome individuals who are ready to make a fresh start and are willing to participate in a clean, sober, and community-oriented environment. Our goal is simple: to help men stabilize, find direction, and transition into independent living.
A simple, clean bedroom at the Catholic Worker House, offering residents a safe and stable place to rest and rebuild their lives.
Structured Living
Residents live in a clean, sober, and supportive environment with clear expectations, curfews, and accountability.
A group of residents sharing conversation and laughter, reflecting the supportive community environment at the Catholic Worker House.
Recovery-Friendly Community
Daily routines, house meetings, and peer support help men maintain sobriety and build healthy habits.
A man walking alone through a narrow alleyway, reflecting the difficult and uncertain paths many face before finding support and stability.
Path To Independence
We guide residents as they work toward steady employment, financial stability, and permanent housing.
Staff and residents sharing a positive, encouraging conversation, reflecting the supportive relationships built at the Catholic Worker House.
Program Highlights
At the St. Francis – St. Joseph Catholic Worker House, we are committed to serving men in our community with compassion, dignity, and respect. Each of our programs is designed to offer structure, stability, and the support needed to help residents rebuild their lives. We strive to provide a safe, welcoming environment where every individual feels valued and encouraged on their journey toward independence.
Transitional Housing A safe environment offering 16 beds for men experiencing homelessness or early recovery.
Reentry Support
Structure and guidance for individuals transitioning back into the community after incarceration.
Life Skills & Accountability
Chores, responsibilities, and routine that build confidence and discipline.
Faith & Fellowship
Optional opportunities for spiritual growth and connection rooted in Catholic Worker values.