Building a new home in Chicago
John Phelan has been living at L’Arche Chicago for three years, and was excited to share about how his experiences in community have informed his interest for construction, especially developing a passion for the new L’Arche home in Chicago.
Happy Holidays 2022
Happy Holidays from our team at L’Arche USA! We hope the end of the year brings you favor, warmth and good company. Please take a moment to enjoy this heartfelt message from our National Leader, Tina.
Going the Extra Mile
Charlie Marks, former L’Arche Spokane assistant, recounts a recent memory of running a local ultra-marathon where his family decided to sponsor L’Arche for each mile beyond his challenge threshold.
Expanding the Notion of Family
John Cook, former L’Arche GWDC community leader, offers a unique perspective on friendship & family this giving season.
Live L’Arche
Looking for a job that changes the world? You’ve found it.
A thank you message from Ukraine
A letter from leaders of the L'Arche community in Ukraine amidst the current war.
Emergency fund sustains critical connections
The power of community remains unbreakable by bombs and war - an update from L'Arche in Ukraine.
Open doors and hearts welcome refugees in Lithuania
Khrystyna Bila with her children, Liza – age 9, and Nastia, age 2 – celebrating a bit of normalcy in a time of crisis.
‘Bedding, food, transportation and more’
An update from L'Arche in Ukraine. Donations meet pressing needs amidst war.
Open doors mean life-saving connections for L’Arche Poland
Welcoming is a normal activity in most L’Arche communities but for L’Arche Poland, open doors and friendly faces take on a new sense of urgency.
More than beans: hummus program opens opportunities at L’Arche Boston North
There are many ways L’Arche Boston North community member Megan McCarthy might spend her days but, for now, she spends a lot of time in a kitchen making hummus.
Bridging differences, Brattleboro welcomes refugees
A community of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Brattleboro, Vermont knows what it is like to feel rejected. This growing L’Arche project has come together to turn rejection into welcome for refugees from Afghanistan.
