Grants

to enable the Catholic Sisters Collaborative for Community Empowerment in Haiti to provide quality economic and human development services to 75,000 vulnerable children, women, and families in rural and marginalized areas of Haiti.

to strengthen the capacity of Catholic sisters in Kenya to amplify their voices through story telling for social impact, collaboration and advocacy and formally register a sisters' communications network

to provide mental health supports for low-income students in Catholic schools led by the Daughters of Mary Immaculate of Guadalupe in South Chicago.

to provide formation and renewal programs to assist in the revitalization and continuous education and formation of 180 women religious in the Philippines.

to strengthen and expand mental health services for students, parents and staff at underserved Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

to build capacity of 40 Catholic sisters on evidenced based data generation and dissemination to serve as trainer of trainers in two countries, strengthen the data repository hub and initiate two longitudinal studies on sisters and their apostolic work.

to continue providing discerning leadership and management capacity development for senior Vatican officials, and leaders of Catholic sister’s religious orders and emerging Church leaders.

to continue building the capacity of 25 healthcare delivery institutions and 200 Catholic sisters’ leadership, resource management and community health delivery skills through training and technology platforms in India.

to partner with four congregations of Catholic sisters to build capacity for sustainable livelihoods for 20,000 direct beneficiaries in 4,000 households in two states Ekiti and Lagos, Nigeria.

to grow the Faith in Action Network, a partnership between Catholic sisters and Catholic Charities in San Diego that weaves outreach ministries into a safety net of support that ensures the ‘whole person well-being’ of vulnerable community members.