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Welcome to Mercy Hospice

A place to heal.
A path forward.

A faith-grounded community where women in recovery and their families find respect, support and the strength to begin again.

Hope lives here

New beginnings, built together

We are a community grounded in faith, mutual respect and support where women in recovery and their families can heal, grow and pursue self-sufficient, sober living.

Whole-person care

Support for every step

A safe foundation

  • Residential support for women
  • Case management

Families supported

  • Parenting services
  • Childcare services

Tools for independence

  • Life skills, education and job readiness
  • Drug and alcohol support groups

Our community in numbers

Care that creates lasting change

124

women in residence, alongside 19 children

51%

discharged to independent housing

11 of 18

successfully reunified with their families


63% came directly from inpatient treatment

94% needed mental health services

Average length of stay: 7 to 8 months

11% were deferred or released from prison

29 connected to a home group

41 obtained a sponsor

In their own words

Stories of hope

Mercy Hospice has been a kind and good place for me. I am 52 years old and homeless. They open their doors to me with open arms. They help me with my health and other issues that have been hindering me such as mental health, drug addiction, and homelessness. They give me a reason to look forward to tomorrow. Thank you Mercy Hospice!

Kim · Resident

I arrived at Mercy Hospice in 2010 broken down mentally, physically and spiritually. I was on parole and had no where to turn. I wanted to live a life free from drugs and alcohol, but I wasn’t sure how to do that. Thru the kindness, knowledge and generosity of the staff and my fellow Mercy residents, I have not only remained sober, I’m employed, attending college and I have contact with the child I once abandoned for my addiction. If you had told me 5 years ago that my tag line would be #lorilovinglife I wouldn’t have believed you, but it is. I’ve worked diligently to develop a sober network and a relationship with God. I attend AA. And I don’t use under any conditions. My new life began at Mercy Hospice and for that I will be eternally grateful.

Jess · Resident

Help a new beginning take root

Your generosity provides safe housing, practical support and lasting hope for women and families rebuilding their lives.

Reach out to us

Telephone

215-545-5153

Address

334 South 13th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107-5916

Hours

Open 24 hours a day,
7 days a week