Saint John’s Hospice (SJH) is proud to announce a total of 11 men graduating from its SJH residence and the Good Shepherd Program. A ceremony took place on October 17, 2024, to celebrate the graduates, who have all successfully transitioned into permanent housing.

Saint John’s Hospice seeks to be a community grounded in faith and service where individuals and families experiencing homelessness find dignity, respect, nourishment, and opportunities for new beginnings.

Saint John’s Hospice welcomes you to our dedicated and caring volunteer staff. Volunteers are an essential part of Saint John’s Hospice and our mission to provide life-sustaining services to homeless men of Philadelphia.

Every day at St. John’s Hospice, we witness the positive changes in the lives of those we serve. Through our day guest services, residential program, Coffee House, and Good Shepherd program, we provide individuals with the support they need to make meaningful life changes. One recent initiative that has made a significant impact

Saint John’s Hospice seeks to be a community grounded in faith and service where individuals and families experiencing homelessness find dignity, respect, nourishment, and opportunities for new beginnings.

Saint John’s Hospice (SJH), a ministry of Catholic Social Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and one of Philadelphia’s leading providers of residential and day services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, will celebrate six decades of service to the community this year.

While preparing hundreds of meals daily at Saint John’s Hospice (SJH), cooks Rhasheeda Mims and Tah Maddison run a tight kitchen filled with the love of Christ. Their secret ingredients go beyond seasoning to the love and care they put into every dish served.

Saint John’s Hospice seeks to be a community grounded in faith and service where individuals and families experiencing homelessness find dignity, respect, nourishment, and opportunities for new beginnings.

Saint John’s Hospice seeks to be a community grounded in faith and service where individuals and families experiencing homelessness find dignity, respect, nourishment, and opportunities for new beginnings.

Established in 1963 by Monsignor Anthony J. O’Neill, Pastor of Saint John the Evangelist Church, and The Little Brothers of The Good Shepherd, Saint John’s Hospice was created as an outreach ministry to serve and assist those experiencing homelessness and poverty in the community.