Paxton Street Home Benevolent Society
About
Paxton Ministries provides affordable housing and support services to adults in need with Christ-like love, serving those challenged with poverty, mental illness, and intellectual disabilities since 1981. The organization operates multiple housing programs including Paxton Street Home, Hudson Street Apartments, and Community Lodge Program across Central Pennsylvania.
Capacity
85 residents
Phone
(717) 236-5508Website
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Amenities
Life & Activities
Ratings & Reviews
4.6
out of 5
Based on 49 reviews
Reviews (49)
Showing the 5 most recent of 49 reviews from Google
Jeremy Kerstetter
Volunteered for the day and had a wonderful experience interacting with residents and seeing the ministry first hand. Staff is top notch and definitely care about their residents.
Katrina Mow
Im volunteering here:) So far from what I've seen this place is a jewel for people that need extra care in the Harrisburg area... friendly and sweet staff :) I'd recommend this place
Benjamin Delp (CountryChristian)
As a former resident myself I must say this place is well kept , friendly Christ loving staff. Great food, great activities and fun outings. I must say if you live here you can rest assured you will be safe and loved in the way Christ loves his children. They make sure your needs are met in every which way. Best personal care home in the whole state of Pennsylvania
Gloria Gilmore
One of the residents that is a member of our church got permission for us to use their great room for our Women's Luncheon. Beautiful facility complete with a nice kitchen all on the ground floor. Our decorating committee did a great job making it beautiful. The room itself was a very nice size and very well taken care of it looked really new. We had a wonderful time there.
MJ deCoen
I truly enjoy serving and helping the members at Paxton Ministries. The capital region civitan club had a great time celebrating birthday month... I know we are in covid stage and know that Paxton Ministries have gone above and beyond on making their residents safe. As others may feel that they are treated like animals, not true... They have to keep order to the most vulnerable individuals they serve.


