Our program has several components: Resource Navigation, Education, and temporary housing. The Resource Navigator works with residents to set goals, track progress, and connect with essential resources. Participants also attend monthly classes on financial literacy, health education, nutrition, parenting, and spiritual growth.
With the affordable housing challenge in this area, St. Mary’s built 4 transitional housing units to serve as the next step toward stability. These units provide independent living with continued support through next-level classes in finance, household operations, and healthy eating/cooking.
For more information, please call us at 610-933-3097.
We provide safe temporary shelter and essential services that help families experiencing homelessness build a stable foundation for self-sufficiency and lasting independence.
Families are the fastest-growing segment of the homeless population.
Homeless families account for more than 37% of the overall homeless population.
At St. Mary’s Franciscan Shelter, we serve families in our community experiencing homelessness and support them along their journey toward independence and stability. We have seen that with the right tools, resources, and support, families can end the cycle of homelessness.