Who We Are
A community social service agency offering hope for the homeless, hungry, poor, needy, addicted, mentally challenged, victims of domestic violence, ex-prisoners, lonely and lost. We do not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, handicap, race, color, religion, nationality or ethnic origin.
A locally-based ministry supported by concerned people and groups and directed by a board of ten volunteers and operated by seven full0time and four part-time employees and many other volunteers.
An arm of Christ's church bringing his healing to the physical, psychological and spiritual needs of people.
A respected Knox county institution founded in 1941 by Rev. and Mrs. Sylvester Sanford on the Public Square in Galesburg, in 1966 moved to 266 East South Street, in 1976 relocated to 1021 South Seminary Street, in 1983 purchased the former Douglas School building which has since received many additions and remodeling.
A locally-based ministry supported by concerned people and groups and directed by a board of ten volunteers and operated by seven full0time and four part-time employees and many other volunteers.
An arm of Christ's church bringing his healing to the physical, psychological and spiritual needs of people.
A respected Knox county institution founded in 1941 by Rev. and Mrs. Sylvester Sanford on the Public Square in Galesburg, in 1966 moved to 266 East South Street, in 1976 relocated to 1021 South Seminary Street, in 1983 purchased the former Douglas School building which has since received many additions and remodeling.