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During November, 256.5 hours of service were provided by 45 volunteers to 48 persons. For more information, click the article title.

During October, 271 hours of service were provided by 42 volunteers to 37 persons. Click the article title for information on the types of services we provide, and how to join this ministry as either a caregiver or care receiver.

Consider becoming a volunteer with Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County and Our Lady of Sorrows-St. Anthony's Caring Hearts Ministry, helping our elderly and disabled. Click the article title for more information.

During September, 291.5 hours of service were provided by 43 volunteers to 45 persons. Caring Hearts volunteers provide non-medical services to our homebound elderly and disabled neighbors. For more information on this loving ministry, click the article title.

On Thursday, September 26, from 2:00 - 3:30 pm, Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County will host a FREE Community Workshop on Transportation Options for Seniors in Mercer County. Click the article title for more information.

During August, 266 hours of service were cheerfully provided by 43 volunteers to 52 persons. If you would like more information on joining this satisfying ministry, either as a caregiver or a care receiver, please contact Anne (609-586-6596; ark257@gmail.com). For more information on the services provided, click the article title.

We know that caregiving can impact quality-of-life. That’s why we’re offering a program just for you to learn and practice stress management techniques and relaxation and coping strategies. Click the article title for details.

Feeling the stress of caring for a loved-one diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia? You are not alone. That’s why we’re offering a FREE 9-week program just for you to learn and practice stress management techniques and relaxation strategies. Click the article title for details.

On July 26, 2019, Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County (ICGMC) celebrated 25 years of service to the county’s homebound elderly and adults with disabilities. More than 2,300 volunteers, drawn from an interfaith coalition of congregations (including our parish, with its Caring Hearts ministry), have provided in excess of 290,000 hours of service to over 3,600 residents. For more information, click the article title.

Thanks to 41 wonderful volunteers, 228 hours of service were provided to 43 persons during the month of July. If you would like more information on this ministry, either as a care giver or a care receiver, please click the article title for contact information.

During June, 196 hours of service were provided by 41 volunteers to 45 persons. Caring Hearts volunteers provide non-medical services to our homebound elderly and disabled neighbors. If you would like more information on joining this satisfying ministry, either as a caregiver or a care receiver, please call Anne at 586-6596.

During May, 259 hours of service were provided by 40 volunteers to 43 persons. Caring Hearts volunteers provide non-medical services to our homebound elderly and disabled neighbors. If you are interested, click the article title for contact information.

During April, 261.5 hours of service were provided by 39 volunteers to 48 persons. Caring Hearts volunteers provide non-medical services to our homebound elderly and disabled neighbors. For more information on this satisfying ministry, click the article title.

Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County is seeking a full-time Program Director, working on-site at ICGMC office in Hamilton. Business hours are 9 am to 5 pm, but position may include some evening and/or weekend hours as required. Click the article title for more information.

During March, 261 hours of service were cheerfully provided by 38 volunteers to 45 persons. Click the article title for more information about the services provided, and how you can reach out if you need help or if you can give help.

During the month of February, 253.5 hours of volunteer service were cheerfully provided by 35 volunteers to 43 persons. If you would like more information on joining this satisfying ministry, either as a caregiver or a care receiver, please contact Anne (586-6596; ark257@gmail.com). For more information on the type of services provided, click the article title.

Feeling the stress of caring for a loved-one with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia? You’re not alone. That’s why we’re offering a free 9-week program just for you to learn and practice stress management techniques and relaxation strategies. Click the article title for information on where and when the classes are, and who to call for more information and registration.

Be an answer to someone’s prayer! If you have one hour a week to make a difference in the life of an elderly or homebound person, please consider volunteering. New volunteer training is offered twice a month from 10 am until 12:30 pm. Click the article title to see the schedule and contact information.

During January, more than 265 hours of service were provided by 40 volunteers to 43 persons. Caring Hearts volunteers provide non-medical services to our homebound elderly and disabled neighbors. If you would like more information on this ministry, click the article title.

Join us for a thought-provoking evening on Friday, February 15, and learn about valuable care and resources for your loved ones, fellow parishioners, or healthcare patients! This event will be held at St. Paul's School Dining Hall in Burlington. Click the article title for more information.