Little Sisters of the Poor - Pittsburgh serves the elderly poor community with a deep sense of love and dedication, focusing its mission at the Sts. Peter and Paul Home. Situated in the serene Brighton Heights neighborhood, this home is often affectionately known as the hidden jewel of Pittsburgh's North Side. The property’s peaceful surroundings provide a tranquil setting that nurtures both the physical and spiritual well-being of its residents. Within this welcoming environment, the organization is committed to meeting the needs of the elderly poor, ensuring that they receive compassionate care and dignity in every aspect of daily life.
Central to the home's philosophy is a spirit of hospitality that extends to all who enter. The values that drive the daily operations and interactions at the home are rooted in a tradition of respect, kindness, and selfless service. The care provided is not just limited to the physical needs of residents; emotional and spiritual support also play a vital role in the everyday activities and relationships formed within the community. This holistic approach fosters lasting bonds and a sense of belonging among both residents and staff.
The history of the Little Sisters of the Poor - Pittsburgh is intertwined with the legacy of Jeanne Jugan, who was the foundress and the first Little Sister of the Poor. Her vision and devotion laid the foundation for the compassionate care that continues on today at Sts. Peter and Paul Home. The ongoing mission honors her example by ensuring every resident experiences the warmth, security, and respect that defined her life's work. The organization continues to embody these values, providing not just shelter but a true home for those they serve.