Rosary Hall – Cleveland

The battle to be free from alcohol or drug dependency is never easy, but lasting recovery is possible with the right support. At Rosary Hall, patients and their families find the road to freedom in a recovery process that’s compassionate, comprehensive and one of the best in the country. Rosary Hall offers comprehensive addiction medicine treatment, including intensive outpatient programming, medication assisted therapy, aftercare and ongoing support, and individual counseling. To learn more, click here.

The Sr. Ignatia Gavin, CSA, Center for Addiction Medicine – Cleveland

Located on the second floor of the Health System building, The Sr. Ignatia Gavin, CSA, Center for Addiction Medicine provides expanded outpatient treatment capacity

for Rosary Hall, as well as multiple other addiction-recovery and community resources, including a chapel for prayer services and personal reflection, community gathering room, kitchen/nourishment lounge and more. To learn more, click here.

Catholic Community Connection – Cleveland

Believing that we are strengthened by strategic collective efforts, Catholic Community Connection is dedicated to enhancing collaboration among Catholic organizations in the Diocese of Cleveland. It does so by bringing people to the table, incubating ideas and creating initiatives that serve unmet needs. Catholic Community Connection has 15 affiliated partners of Catholic sponsored education, health care, human services and senior living ministries, in addition to serving over 160 Parishes and 100+ Group Purchasing Members. To learn more, click here.

Cleveland Central Promise Neighborhood – Cleveland

Initiated in 2009, the Cleveland Central Promise Neighborhood initiative brings together multiple partners from philanthropy, residents, community service providers and schools. As a collective community impact effort, Promise works to improve outcomes for children, families and the community. It is a program led by the St. Vincent Charity Health & Healing Hub, a neighborhood initiative of the Sisters of Charity Health System. To learn more, contact Program Manager Sherece Brown-Gray 216.241.5626 or Sbrown-gray@sistersofcharityhealth.org

Early Childhood Resource Center – Canton

With the belief that, given the opportunity, all children can be successful in education and life, the Early Childhood Resource Center (ECRC) promotes the healthy development of young children by strengthening families, improving the quality of early learning experiences, increasing school and community readiness, and informing public policy. ECRC serves as a resource and referral agency for a multi-county region to ensure quality early child care, promotes kindergarten readiness through the SPARK (Supporting Partnerships to Assure Ready Kids) program, and provides fatherhood and foster care support. To learn more, click here.

Healthy Learners – South Carolina

Healthy Learners is on a mission to transform the futures of children in poverty in South Carolina. For many children in poverty, their educational success is at risk because of fixable health care challenges that have not been addressed. Healthy Learners is devoted to removing children’s health barriers to learning with love and compassion, providing students with access to essential medical, dental and vision care so that they have the opportunity to reach their full potential. To learn more, click here.

Light of Hearts Villa – Cleveland

Light of Hearts Villa in Bedford, Ohio, stands as a beacon of compassionate care and community for seniors. This assisted living and memory care facility embodies a commitment to enhancing the quality of life for its residents, fostering a warm and supportive environment. As a faith-based organization, Light of Hearts Villa creates a sense of purpose and spiritual well-being, providing physical care plus emotional and spiritual support, recognizing the holistic needs of each individual. To learn more, click here.

Regina Health Center – Cleveland

Regina Health Center is a Medicare/Medicaid certified nursing facility with 99-licensed nursing beds, a special dementia care unit, 54 assisted living units, respite care services, and short-term inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation. Located in Richfield, Ohio, Regina Health Center provides compassionate and holistic health care services in a unique setting for people seeking a faith-based environment. Residents include members of religious communities, clergy from the Dioceses of Cleveland and Youngstown, and lay people. To learn more, click here.

South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families – South Carolina

The South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families supports a statewide infrastructure that reduces barriers and strengthens relationships between fathers and families throughout South Carolina, working to help dads overcome obstacles to being responsible and nurturing role models for their kids. Through transformative educational opportunities, employment coaching and legal guidance, fathers served reconnect with their children through positive engagement, helping them to thrive. The Center also serves as a strong voice for fatherhood, advocating for policies that support dads and remove barriers, creating more opportunities for everyone. To learn more, click here.

Sr. Miriam’s Kitchen/St. Vincent Charity Mission Kitchen – Cleveland

Sr. Miriam’s Kitchen/St. Vincent Charity Mission Kitchen provides food, care, clothing and support to Central neighborhood residents. For more information, contact Miguel Chavez at 216.363.7701 or MChavez@Sistersofcharityhealth.org.

Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland – Cleveland

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland is a community-based funder committed to addressing the needs of the poor and underserved by addressing the social drivers of health. These include the areas of health, education and social services. The Foundation primarily serves Cleveland’s Central neighborhood. To learn more, click here.

Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton – Canton

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton focuses on grantmaking while also serving as a convener, facilitator and collaborator on community issues affecting the poor and underserved. The Foundation is committed to the areas of behavioral health, early childhood and homelessness. The Foundation awards grants to nonprofit organizations that address these areas of focus, and programs and services that impact the root causes of poverty. To learn more, click here.

Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina – Columbia, SC

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina uses its resources to reduce poverty through action, advocacy and leadership. With a focus on economic mobility, housing security and health care, the Foundation strategically focuses on creating systems-level change at the state and local levels. Through grantmaking, research that centers people’s lived experience with poverty and participation in coalitions that seek effective policy change, the Foundation partners with communities to shape a more just and inclusive future for all South Carolinians. To learn more, click here.

Joseph & Mary’s Home – Cleveland

Joseph & Mary’s Home offers healing, housing and hope to adults experiencing homelessness who have serious health issues. It is Northeast Ohio’s first and only medical respite—a warm, safe environment where each person can safely recuperate from an illness, surgery or injury. Joseph & Mary’s Home includes a 10-bed facility for women and an 11-bed facility for men, offering private rooms, nutritious meals, medication management and connection to resources to stabilize each resident’s health and help them transition to housing. To learn more, click here.

St. Vincent Charity Health & Healing Hub – Cleveland

The St. Vincent Charity Health & Healing Hub, a neighborhood legacy initiative of the Sisters of Charity Health System, will serve as a hub for the community, offering comprehensive programming and services to address the community’s most critical needs, including housing, food access, education and workforce development. This initiative will continue to serve the neighborhood of the former St. Vincent Charity Medical Center, located on a seven-acre campus in Cleveland’s Central neighborhood—carrying on a legacy that began in 1865. The Health System has several components already in place to make this concept a reality and is identifying new partnerships to expand service offerings. While still in the early phases, multiple parts are falling into place, with a formal phase 1 launch of the Health & Healing Hub anticipated in early 2027.