Donate to Catholic Health Care for Those with Chronic and Special Needs

ArchCare’s singular mission is one of its greatest strengths: to provide holistic care to frail individuals and others with chronic illnesses and disabilities who are unable to fully care for themselves. Guided by the values of justice, inclusiveness, respect, integrity, benevolence, humility and spirituality, ArchCare serves over 10,000 individuals per day through its nursing homes and community-based services.

A Letter of Thanks from ArchCare President & CEO Scott LaRue

Click here to see this year’s Catholic Health Foundation Impact Report

Why Donate?

Reason #1

Expansion of programs and services for the frail and vulnerable

Reason #2

Community health education and outreach

Reason #3

Enhanced pastoral care programs for people of all faiths

Programs Supported by the Catholic Healthcare Foundation

ArchCare – The Continuing Care Community of the Archdiocese of NY

Specialty Hospitals and Programs

ArchCare at St. Teresa

ArchCare Parish Health and Wellness

ArchCare Senior Life PACE

Center for Advanced Memory Care

Catholic Health Care Chaplaincy for the Archdiocese of New York

Mary and Jim White Unit for the Care of People with Huntington’s Disease

Mother Cabrini Hospital for Children with Special Needs

Mobile Health Clinic

Nursing Homes

Archcare at Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center

ArchCare at Terence Cardinal Cooke Healthcare Center

ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center

ArchCare at Mary Manning Walsh Home

ArchCare at San Vicente de Paul

Other Special Events

About Our Hospital Chaplaincy Program

ArchCare’s Health Care Chaplaincy Apostolate works to ensure and strengthen Spiritual Care to Patients and Residents in Hospitals and Nursing Homes throughout the Archdiocese of New York. It is our mission to ensure that all Catholic patients in the Archdiocese have access to skilled and compassionate sacramental and spiritual care.

The Chaplaincy Apostolate recruits, trains, assigns, and manages priest healthcare chaplains at 39 health centers (25 hospitals and 14 nursing homes). We also set standards for formation and provide clinical supervision for all priests serving in healthcare including those who are employed directly by a health center. Our Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) program is accredited by the Association of Chaplain Educators and provides two extended units annually at Calvary Hospital and The Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center.

The cost of this vital ministry exceeds $1.5MM annually.