Programs & Houses

For over 45 years, Hope House Ministries in Port Jefferson, New York, has offered housing, educational, and counseling programs that restore hope, dignity, and independence. Each home and program serves a unique purpose—meeting people where they are and helping them move toward healing and stability.

Our Programs

  • Illustration of a single-story house with a large tree in front, labeled 'Siena House' at the top, with a logo in the bottom left corner.

    Siena House

    A safe, supportive home helping women in crisis rebuild their lives and move toward independence. Services include counseling, housing, food, clothing, and court advocacy for women overcoming domestic violence or homelessness.

  • A group of five men and a baby standing in front of a house with a sign that reads 'Welcome to Matt's House.' They are outdoors on a sunny day, smiling and posing for the photo.

    Matt’s House

    Transitional housing and aftercare for Hope Academy graduates, offering counseling, community support, and life planning to sustain sobriety and achieve independent living.

  • A black and white illustration of a large house with a porch, surrounded by bushes, with text indicating it is for St. Maximilian Kolbe Outpatient Addictions Treatment Center, part of The Human Services Center.

    St. Maximilian Kolbe Outpatient Addiction Treatment Center

    Outpatient addiction treatment providing individual and group counseling for lasting recovery. Thousands have rebuilt their lives through compassionate, professional care.

  • Illustration of a two-story house with a porch, bushes, and a lamp post, along with text mentioning St. Louis de Montfort Academy and related entities.

    Montfort Therapeutic Residences

    Therapeutic residential care for court-involved youth ages 11–18, offering education, counseling, and structured support through Lady of Peace Academy.

  • White church with a steeple topped by a cross, multiple windows with air conditioning units, stone and brick foundation, and a statue of a saint near the entrance.

    Hope Academy at Little Portion Friary

    Long-term residential recovery and life-skills program for young men overcoming addiction and homelessness, offering free housing, education, and holistic care.

  • Group of eleven people standing and kneeling on a red running track at a football field, with sports bleachers and a scoreboard in the background, some smiling and making peace signs.

    St. Louis de Montfort Academy

    An alternative junior-senior high school offering individualized education and tutoring in a supportive community environment.

  • Black and white illustration of a two-story house with a front porch, surrounded by bushes and trees, with the words "Wisdom House" in red text in the top left corner.

    Wisdom House

    Semi-structured residence helping adults in crisis regain stability, rebuild confidence, and transition toward independent living.

  • Group of nine people standing on the steps inside a church, with stained glass windows and banners in the background.

    The Human Services Center

    Comprehensive counseling services for individuals and families, addressing mental health, addiction, and trauma recovery through one-on-one and group sessions.

  • Illustration of a modern building with large glass windows, labeled "Pax Christi Hospitality Center," with a logo of a house and church on the bottom left.

    Pax Christi Hospitality Center

    Emergency shelter providing food, safety, and counseling for individuals experiencing homelessness, supported by a network of volunteers and community resources.

  • A group of people gathered around a dining table in a restaurant, some with wine glasses, with a woman in the background presenting gifts and other guests praying or bowing their heads.

    The Sr. Jean Beagan O.P. Family & Children’s Center

    Counseling and play therapy for children and families healing from trauma, abuse, or crisis—helping families grow stronger together.

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Get Help

  • Step 1: Call RESPONSE CRISIS CENTER at 631-751-7500.  Volunteer crisis counselors will assist you immediately.

    Step 2: Visit www.responsecrisiscenter.org.  Learn more about their important work and how you can get immediate help right now.

    Step 3: To speak to someone in Spanish, call the Response Crisis Center at 631-751-7500.

  • Step 1: Call Pax Christi Hospitality Center 24/7 at 631-928-9108 and ask to speak with staff.

    Step 2: Come to Pax Christi Hospitality Center in person 24/7 at 255 Oakland Avenue in Port Jefferson, NY 11777.  We are located right next to the train station.  Suffolk County busses – S-60, S-61 and S-62 all stop at the Port Jefferson RR Station.

    Step 3: If you are homeless and physically inside Suffolk County, visit your local Suffolk County Department of Social Services office.  Tell them you are homeless and request that they place you at Pax Christi.  If after 4 p.m. during the week, call 631—854-9100 and request housing assistance and placement at Pax Christi.

  • Step 1: Call Pax Christi Hospitality Center at 631-928-9108.

    Step 2: Come to Pax Christi in person 24/7 at 255 Oakland Ave in Port Jefferson next to the LIRR Station (S-60, S-61, & S62 stop at LIRR station)

    Step 3: Contact Long Island Cares at https://www.licares.org/find-help/food-locator/ to find a food pantry near you.

  • Step 1: Call Pax Christi Hospitality Center at 631-928-9108.

    Step 2: Come to Pax Christi in person 24/7 at 255 Oakland Ave in Port Jefferson next to the LIRR Station (S-60, S-61, & S62 stop at LIRR station)

    Step 3: Click here for additional Mental Health Services at: https://www.responsecrisiscenter.org/pdf/suffolk-co-mental-health-services.pdf

    Other helpful links:
    Contact one of the mental health halfway houses located at: https://211longisland.communityos.org/zf/taxonomy/detail/id/531014

  • Step 1: Call Pax Christi Hospitality Center at 631-928-9108.

    Step 2: Come to Pax Christi in person 24/7 at 255 Oakland Ave in Port Jefferson next to the LIRR Station (S-60, S-61, & S62 stop at LIRR station)

    Step 3: Click here for additional HIV services at: https://211longisland.communityos.org/zf/taxonomy/detail/id/532648

    Other helpful links:
    Locate other resources in the community by clicking: https://locator.hiv.gov/

  • Step 1: Call Pax Christi Hospitality Center at 631-928-9108 for more information on resources for vets.

    Step 2: Call the VA Hospital in Northport directly at 631-261-4400.

    Step 3: Visit the VA Hospital in Northport in person at 79 Middleville Rd. Northport, NY 11768 or their website at www.northport.va.gov.

  • Step 1: Siena House offers non emergency transitional housing for women over 21 years. If you are interested if finding out more information or being placed on the waiting list, please contact Muriel Erdmann 631-928-2377 ext. 30

    Step 2: If you are currently in a domestic abuse crisis, call the 24 hour Safe Harbor Shelter hotline at 631-666-8833.

    Step 3: The Victim Information Bureau’s (vibs.org) 24 hour hotline provides crisis intervention, advocacy, counseling, legal and educational services. Call 631-360-3606 to access their services and create a Personal Safety Plan.

  • Step 1: Call the Hope House Ministries’ Counseling Center Director of Intake, John Parks, LMSW, at 631-928-2377 Ex. 32.

    Step 2: John will assist you in setting up an appointment with one of our professional counselors.

    Step 3: Come in person for an Intake Assessment that lasts typically 90 minutes and get started on healing!

    Other helpful links:
    Contact the Suffolk County Office of Mental Hygiene at: https://www.suffolkcountyny.gov/Departments/Health-Services/Mental-Hygiene

  • Step 1: Call the St. Maximilian Kolbe Outpatient Addictions Treatment Center at 631-473-0025

    Step 2: Schedule an appointment for substance abuse services.

    Step 3: Come in person for an Intake Assessment that lasts typically 90 minutes and get started or continue with your recovery!

    Other helpful links:

  • Step 1: Call the Hope House Ministries’ Counseling Center Director of Intake, John Parks 631-928-2377 ext. 32.

    Step 2: John will assist you in setting up a private appointment with one of our professional counselors.

    Step 3: Come in with your child, children or partner and get started on learning how we can help.

    Other helpful resources:

    • CPS Child Protective Services with the Department of Social Services 631-854-2300 for any child you suspect to be in danger.

    • Sunshine Prevention Center 631-476-3099  for parents or children who are seeking to interact with other parents/children dealing with similar issues http://www.sunshinepreventionctr.org/.

    • CHADD is the leading non-profit National Organization on ADHD. Visit https://www.chadd.net/chapter/160 for more information on how to join a support group of parents with special needs children or call 866-200-8098.

  • Step 1: Call the Hope House Ministries main office at 631-928-2377 ext. 31 to have your intention included at our services.

    Step 2: Join us in person for services at Little Portion Friary 5:30 pm Mon-Wed, 5 p.m. on Sunday (48 Old Post Rd. Mt. Sinai, NY 11766) Call to confirm Mass times as they change at 631-473-0553.

    Step 3: Send your prayer intention via mail to Hope House Ministries, Care of Fr. Frank, PO Box 358, Port Jefferson, NY 11777.