St. Francis - St. Joseph Catholic Worker House

Our Programs & Services

A Structured Path Toward a Better Future
“Close-up of a typewriter typing the word ‘Crisis,’ representing urgent need and support for people in crisis.”
A typewriter printing the word “Crisis,” symbolizing the urgent challenges faced by individuals experiencing homelessness and the importance of compassionate response.

What Makes Our Approach Unique

Our programs aren’t simply services — they’re stepping stones.

We provide:
 
  • Stability during life’s most vulnerable moments
  • Encouragement grounded in dignity and respect
  • A sober environment with clear expectations
  • Opportunities to grow personally and spiritually
  • A supportive community committed to accountability

Our goal is to help each man move from crisis… to stability… to independence.
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Transitional Housing

Our 16-bed home offers a clean, sober, and structured environment for men experiencing homelessness, early recovery, or reentry after incarceration. Residents have access to support, stability, and a safe place to rebuild.

Recovery-Friendly Environment

Sobriety is a core requirement.
Daily expectations, peer accountability, and a steady routine help residents maintain recovery while developing the discipline and confidence to move forward.

Reentry Support

For men transitioning back into society after prison, we provide structure, routine, and a supportive community. Residents receive guidance in securing employment, rebuilding healthy habits, and moving toward permanent housing.

Life Skills & Accountability

From chores and curfews to meetings and daily responsibilities, residents learn essential habits that prepare them for long-term independence. Our structured environment encourages consistency, responsibility, and personal growth.

Providing structure, support, and a stable foundation for men committed to rebuilding their lives.

At the St. Francis – St. Joseph Catholic Worker House, every service we offer is designed to help men regain stability, maintain sobriety, and move toward independent living.

Our structured environment, peer support, and life-skills focus create a foundation where long-term change becomes possible.

Employment & Stability Guidance

Residents receive support securing identification, employment resources, budgeting guidance, and steps needed to move toward financial independence.

Community & Fellowship

House meetings, shared meals (when available), peer support, and community involvement create an atmosphere of connection and belonging.

Faith & Spiritual Support

While participation is never required, residents have access to optional opportunities for prayer, reflection, and spiritual encouragement rooted in Catholic Worker values.

Your Support Helps These Programs Thrive

Every bed, meeting, and moment of support is made possible through community generosity.
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