
Honouring the legacy of Saint John of God
On 8 March, Sisters Hospitallers remember Saint John of God, whose legacy of compassionate care continues to inspire the Hospitaller mission around the world.

Since 1881, Sisters Hospitallers’ care homes and medical clinics are changing and saving lives worldwide. Furthermore, our Charity still follows the same mission with which the congregation started back then. That is, to live and work through Hospitality.

Sisters Hospitallers CIO currently has Care Homes in London, Shenstone, and Addlestone. There, we provide holistic care to our dear residents, looking after their physical and mental wellbeing.
Some services offered at our Care Homes include: in-house Activities Coordinator, daily homemade meals, in-house Hairdresser, Chapel, and wheelchair-friendly facilities.

On 8 March, Sisters Hospitallers remember Saint John of God, whose legacy of compassionate care continues to inspire the Hospitaller mission around the world.

Saint John of God was a pioneer of compassionate healthcare whose legacy continues to inspire the Hospitaller mission and institutions dedicated to caring for vulnerable people.

Mental health rehabilitation in Monrovia is strengthened through a NASSCORP donation supporting women’s recovery at the St. Benedict Menni Centre.

None of our work would be possible without the generosity of our kind supporters, people who believe in our work and share our commitment to hospitality for those who need it most.

Our mission is to bring hospitality and care to people that need it the most, especially those living with a mental disorder.
Every donation makes a difference.