The programs nested under the Hopebound Ministries umbrella were founded by Felician Sisters who saw practical opportunities to care for their neighbors, and acted in faith to build spaces of welcome and connection. Hopebound Ministries nurtures each of these programs as they pursue their goals towards sustainable, deeply-rooted ministry in the Felician tradition.  

Unhoused neighbors in Pomona, California find Sisters toting bags of food, toiletries and clothes, but also the embrace of genuine relationship, prayer, and dignity offered by the Angela Spirituality Center. 

The Felician Wellness Program supports adults in the southern Illinois communities of Centralia and Mt. Vernon with personalized, professional exercise and nutrition education in the NExT program. The LEAN program gives elementary school students in Centralia the opportunity to get up and move during the school day and learn how to lovingly care for their bodies. 

The Mooncrest neighborhood in Moon Township, Pennsylvania buzzes around Mooncrest Neighborhood Programs, a multi-service resource center in the heart of their community. 

Sister Mary Josette Food Pantry serves the students at Villa Maria College and the residents of three adjacent zip codes with emergency and supplemental food access.

Villa Maria Youth Program, also situated on the campus of Villa Maria College in Buffalo, New York, invites local elementary school children who need academic support to join them for vibrant after school programming.