About Us
Our History
St. Luke’s LifeWorks began as an outreach effort of St. John’s Episcopal Church in the late 1800s. Constantly changing to meet the needs of the community, LifeWorks became an independent non-denominational charity in 1987. Today, services are provided to more than 400 adults and children who face homelessness each year at 10 locations; eight in Stamford, one in Georgetown and one in Fairfield, Connecticut. LifeWorks current focus is on providing educational opportunities, coaching and mentoring, and housing for families and individuals facing homelessness, recovering from mental illness, or living with HIV/AIDS. The ultimate goal is for the people served by LifeWorks to achieve greater self-sufficiency and a home of their own. For a complete chronology, click here.
St. Luke's LifeWorks Core Values
We are a community whose members are guided by a shared belief in:
Fundamental Human Dignity
Unlimited Human Potential
Powerful Individual Responsibility
Our Mission
We help individuals and families who are affected by homelessness, HIV/AIDS, and mental illness, learn to make their lives work better.We provide programs for life-long learning, emergency and supportive housing and other needed direct aid. We aspire to be a model caring community where people learn a living.
Click here to watch a St. Luke’s LifeWorks success story.
(Note that this report contains pre-audited financials. For a complete audited copy of our financials, contact Development Office: (203) 388-0123
141 Franklin Street
Stamford, CT 06901
(203) 388-0100
Our mission is to break the cycle of homelessness by helping people achieve
— and maintain — permanent housing and stability in their lives
