The guys all pitched in and helped with decorations inside the Manor as well as the finished garage where the family festivities took place. We were impressed with the guys enthusiasm to make the event a special one for all involved.
Listen as Steve Killelea, The Manor of Hope's founder explains about how The Manor provides extensive vocational training and finds residents long term jobs that they are excited about.
The Manor of Hope is very different than anything else out there in the United States right now because it is based upon a therapeutic community concept. The Manor of Hope is a long-term program. Guys stay with us a minimum of a year and sometimes longer.
This TedTalks video is an eye-opening look into the cause of addiction.
At Manor of Hope, one of the values we teach our residents is to “give back”. This holiday season, the Manor of Hope residents adopted a local family for Christmas.
At the manor of hope, the gentleman work hard, and also play hard. After spending the morning doing house chores and cleaning the entire house, the guys had a well deserved break and headed out to the Slick Willy’s Go Kart race track in Reading, PA.
What to do on the Friday after thanksgiving? Get a Christmas tree! The Manor of Hope guys headed out to Varner Farms, a local family run farm in the Collegeville area to find the perfect Christmas tree.
Our young men began their day of Thanks and giving in the service of others in their community. Working with St. Ann's church in Phoenixville, the guys prepared tables and table settings in the St. Ann's rectory to receive members of the church for a Thanksgiving feast. After their work was done, they returned to [...]
The Nicholls State Colonels were no match for our Villanova Wildcats on Tuesday evening! Villanova dominated the entire game, racking up a final score of 113-77. John, Jessie, Steve and Brian thoroughly enjoyed watching the hometown win at the Wells Fargo Center. A final stop at Chickie's and Pete's for crabbie fries topped off the [...]
Weekend Adventure: French Creek State Park for a round of disc golf. We walked into the first hole tee, and the energy was clearly evident. Everyone was excited to play - and to win of course!
