St Leonards Ministries

The Michael Barlow Center provides educational and workforce development programs for approximately 200 formerly incarcerated Illinois residents each year. Services include job readiness training, computer and technology training, financial literacy and credit building, and culinary and construction skills training. Participants come both from the local community as well as other Saint Leonard's Ministries programs. All services are voluntary and provided free of charge.

Grace House has provided transitional housing and holistic supports for up to 16 women impacted by the carceral system since it opened in 1994. Holistic care is provided by Saint Leonard's Ministries as well as by its integrated care partners and service providers. Residents are provided a safe environment and community of support while participating in gender responsive programming designed for a successful re-entry journey. All services are voluntary and provided free of charge.

St. Andrew's Court - Since its opening in 1998, St. Andrew's Court has supported and subsidized housing for formerly incarcerated men who successfully complete the St. Leonard's House program.

Harvest Commons provides permanent supporting housing to men and women who have completed the St. Leonard's Ministries program.