Boys Campus Tour

The headquarters of Mercy Home since 1889, only two years after its founding, the boys campus serves Chicago’s young men. The location in Chicago’s West Loop allows our young men to take an active role in the community—many work in nearby businesses and participate in neighborhood projects. The entrance to our boys campus is adorned by a Guardian Angel statue identical to the one at our Walsh Girls Campus.

This beautiful sanctuary was a gift from longtime Mercy Home benefactors Art and Marj Tichenor. Featuring a vaulted copper roof and water-themed stained glass windows, this tranquil space gives our young men a space for quiet reflection.

This place of worship is the filming location of Sunday Mass at Mercy Home. This televised Sunday Mass is broadcast on WGN in Chicago each Sunday and viewed by thousands each week.

One of six residential programs, or Homes, at the boys campus, Noha Home serves some of our youngest residents. All of our residents are placed in Homes based on age, developmental and therapeutic needs. Each Home provides a healthy, nurturing, and safe living space where the children can learn and grow.

Decorated with our young men in mind, the living space of each of our Homes allows our young men to gather for everything from socializing to group therapy sessions. Living spaces like this one are meant to bring a sense of comfort, community, and safety to our young men.w.