Support & Outreach

We provide transportation to church or appointments, visitation to the home bound, and occasional meals.

This group provides support for persons who are responsible for the care of a family member or friend. We share our experiences, understanding, and suggestions for coping as you navigate this challenging and rewarding journey.

Also known as the 4C’s, the Christ Centered Crochet Club is a ministry of children and adults, dedicated to sharing their talents and enjoying fellowship, all while serving others.

The Archdiocesan Office of Pastoral Ministry to Persons with Disabilities has current information on support programs that are available for parents, as well as inclusive family Masses and other events.

Parishioners help with the Funeral Mass by being a welcoming presence to the family and friends of the deceased.

Our parish vegetable garden is a sustainable way for our community to assist local food pantries, soup kitchens, and our neighbors in need.

Saint Helen Helping Hands & Hearts outreach program meets the spiritual, material and financial needs of the community.

The Mental Health Ministry uses theological, psychological, and social perspectives to equip the Church to support mental health and well-being.

In conjunction with Holy Trinity, the goal of this committee is to help parishioners engage in the public forum by advocating the principles of Catholic Social Teaching in the economic, political and social decisions made in our community, state, nation and world.

The Prayer Shawl Ministry is a way for people who love to knit or crochet to use their talents to bring hope to people in our community who are experiencing difficulties in their lives.

The Respect Life Ministry of Saint Helen and Holy Trinity is guided by the principle that each person is a gift from God at all times through the journey of life.

Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Liz Migneco is available to assist individuals, couples and families who may be experiencing difficulties and stressors in their everyday lives.

Last year’s auction raised over $60,000 to support homeless families in our community. Join us in making an even bigger impact in 2025!

In 1990, Saint Helen parish established a transitional home in Elizabeth, NJ, offering homeless families a path to stability. Today, this fully parish-owned house provides:

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Sister Pat’s Kids Camp, an outreach ministry of Saint Helen, offers a heartwarming, weeklong camp experience for children with cancer and blood disorders.

A support group for people impacted by a loved one having an addiction to or abusing alcohol or drugs.