Who was Saint John of God?
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.
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.
The Sisters Hospitallers launch the Fifth International Photography Competition under the theme “We build and spread hospitality”. Entries open from 1 to 31 March 2026.
The Canonical Visit to Monrovia offered an opportunity to accompany the Sisters and collaborators of St Benedict Menni Health Centre and to review its integrated healthcare and mental health services. The visit reaffirmed the Congregation’s commitment to person-centred care and the Hospitaller Model in Liberia.
Our Monrovia Centre, through the We Are Like You project, supported a community initiative in Paynesville promoting maternal mental health awareness and open dialogue.
From 17 to 22 February, our centres in Ghana welcomed the Canonical Visit of the General Council. The visit offered a time of listening, encounter and shared reflection, strengthening communion and co-responsibility within the English Delegation.
Meaningful activities at St Teresa’s Home support cognitive stimulation, emotional wellbeing and social connection, forming an essential part of holistic residential care.
Community groups and university students visited St Benito Menni Hospital in Dompoase, offering food, medicines and financial support to strengthen mental health care through solidarity and partnership.
Residents at St Augustine’s Care Home in Addlestone enjoyed a joyful Valentine’s Day celebration filled with music, family visits and beautifully prepared treats.
Discover how Sisters Hospitallers celebrated the World Day of the Sick in Addlestone and Foso, bringing together residents, staff and sisters in prayer, reflection and community.