House of Mercy

Year Founded
1991
EIN
56-1733055
Local Leader/Exec. Director
Latoya Gardner, President & CEO
Deidra Calloway, Director of Development & Communications
Wanda Merriweather, Director of Programs & Case Management
Primary Contact Name
Latoya Gardner
Main Address

House of Mercy
P.O. Box 808
Belmont, NC 28012
United States

House of Mercy, Inc.
United States

United States

What We Do

House of Mercy is a sponsored ministry of the Sisters of Mercy, committed to empowering people living with HIV or AIDS in their transformation toward a more independent life. Our multifaceted approach is embodied through two programs.

Our PALM program is a cornerstone of our mission, dedicated to alleviating housing insecurities while providing comprehensive support to people living with HIV/AIDS. With a focus on improving health outcomes, our initiatives include housing, patient advocacy, medication education, nutrition guidance, and more, fostering a holistic path to independence.

Building upon this foundation, our Positive Connections program extends support to people transitioning from PALM or residing within the broader community. Through case management services, encompassing employment assistance and peer support, we reinforce our commitment to creating resilient and flourishing communities. House of Mercy stands as a beacon of empowerment, facilitating not only housing security but also holistic personal growth for those we serve.

How you can help:

1. We accept donations of all kinds (monetary, food, hygiene items, etc)

 You can call (704) 825-4711 ext. 6 to schedule a drop off or you can mail it here: P.O. Box 808, Belmont, NC 28012

Please consider purchasing items from our Amazon Wish List (located here: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/37BSRJG493RGR?ref_=wl_share) to ship to us, or delivering in-kind donations directly as well.

As a residential facility, we have many of the same needs as a typical household (paper products, hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes, etc.) and are still having trouble locating some of these items due to shortages.

Interesting Info
  • Nearly 350 persons living with HIV/AIDS have made House of Mercy their home since 1991.
  • Over the last 3 years, all of our residents continuing antiretroviral meds showed improved lab results and 50% were able to move to more independent living.
  • At House of Mercy, our focus is on health and life. In the right community, persons living with HIV can continue to grow socially, emotionally, and physically.
Geographic Location
Events

29th Annual Walk for AIDS (Belmont)
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Duration of 5 hours
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