Grants

to implement Project Hope, a collaborative effort to provide essential services, vocational training, and socio-emotional support to 3,850 migrant children and mothers along the US/Mexico border

to design and implement a Randomized Control Trial to understand the impact of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago's youth engagement strategy on housing stability, income, and education outcomes

to launch a weekly program that provides low-income youth with workshops and services related to mental health, nutrition, financial literacy and academic tutoring

to expand and strengthen the Parents in Action program for five underserved Catholic schools belonging to the Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose network in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles

to support RENATE’s anti-human trafficking efforts, awareness raising, training of survivors, and convenings for 100 sisters from 32 countries in Europe

to support collaboration of Jesuit Refugee Services and three congregations of Catholic sisters to benefit 2,100 refugees in Adjumani, Uganda through an integrated livelihoods program with women religious that promotes resilience and self-reliance

to launch the Peace Corner Mentoring Program, which will help disadvantaged youth and their families navigate the critical period of early adolescence

to reduce the socio-economic vulnerability of 1,800 vulnerable women and youth in Western Uganda by increasing their income

to support sustainable livelihood interventions among vulnerable families and respond to the needs and welfare of children in targeted communities in Zambia

to strengthen capacity of the Association of Indigenous Religious Orders and Secular Institutes (AKESNA), 10 congregations of women religious, and support sister-led economic development ministries in 20 rural communities in Haiti.