Homelessness
“I was a stranger and you welcomed me” – Matthew 25:35
Brother Roy has worked at the House of Mercy in Dartford near London for the past twenty years.
The House of Mercy provides hostel accommodation for homeless people, mostly from the local area. The House was opened in 1992 by the Mercy Sisters in response to the large number of people arriving to the convent for assistance. The hostel has room for 7 residents and as many as 500 homeless people have been helped over the past two decades.
Read about the work of the House of Mercy here.
Read a report here on the work of the House of Mercy published in The Gravesend Reporter newspaper.
Our Brothers in San Antonio also minister at Haven for Hope, a project which offers a place of new beginnings and hope for men, women and families faced with homelessness. Haven for Hope delivers an efficient system of shelter and care aimed at addressing the root cause of homelessness.
