Grants

to establish a sister-led multi-congregational youth empowerment initiative in Ghana and support 300 youth aged 15 - 25 to become self sufficient.

to increase capacity to reduce human trafficking through education, survivor support, advocacy and network development.

To support the Wilson Center's Refugee and Forced Displacement Initiative (RAFDI) activities that will inform U.S. humanitarian assistance and development policy as well as refugee programming.

to provide Catholic sisters with an elevated voice at the 2022 World Economic Forum annual meeting at Davos to position them as strategic problem-solvers and key global leaders of development serving on the front lines of urgent global crises.

to expand a statewide kinship navigator database to help connect kinship caregivers to available resources and supports

To increase access to trauma screening for families with young children as well as connections to treatment that fosters healing and promotes responsive caregiving.

to develop broad support for an expanded role of public health agencies in ending homelessness using a public health strategy

for a planning grant to develop a strategy for Red Rahamim to combat human trafficking in Mexico.

to provide staff with housing and homelessness expertise to Los Angeles County's Anti-Racism, Diversity, and Inclusion Initiative, to enhance the use of meaningful metrics to drive equitable data-driven decision making

to disseminate findings from research reports conducted for the Homelessness Initiative related to housing voucher utilization and Board and Care facilities in Los Angeles County