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Joseph’s Home annual benefit luncheon to help ill homeless men heal

  Joseph’s Home is the only Northeast Ohio organization of its kind: offering acutely ill homeless men temporary shelter that provides medical respite to promote healing and long-term self-sufficiency. Joseph’s Home will hold it signature fundraising event—Perseverance in Hope—Thursday, June 15 at 11:30 a.m. at Windows on the River in Cleveland. In addition to door […]

Another life transformed with the help of Joseph’s Home

Joseph’s Home, a ministry of the Sisters of Charity Health System, empowers men who are experiencing homelessness and acute illness to heal in a nurturing, faith-based environment and achieve independence. Recent graduate Jamie is one of those men. Jamie was hit by a bus while riding in a cab, which injured his knee and left […]

Joseph’s Home benefit luncheon to help ill homeless men heal

Joseph’s Home is the sole Northeast Ohio organization of its kind that provides acutely ill homeless men with transitional housing and also promotes healing and long-term self-sufficiency. Joseph’s Home will hold it signature fundraising event Thursday, June 23 at 11:30 a.m. at Windows on the River in Cleveland. The benefit luncheon—Perseverance in Hope—is being presented […]

Joseph’s Home Featured in the 2015 Good News Giving Series

First published on Cleveland.com Homeless outreach part of Joseph’s Home, West Side Catholic Center, Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry: Good News Giving David Henderson, 53, of Cleveland, is grateful for Joseph’s Home, in background, which helped him get back on his feet after being homeless. Henderson had lost his business, home and family and found himself homeless […]

A Life Transformed: Lost Hope Regained

One day in the summer of 2014, Mr. Hill woke up in a hospital bed. He was unable to speak clearly and couldn’t remember anything from the previous two weeks. He soon learned that he had suffered a stroke and had diabetes. The news came as a devastating blow. Four years of unemployment had left […]