Grants

to support Catholic sisters providing life-saving healthcare services in Haiti through the SISTERS Project: Strengthening Instrumental Systems Towards Empowerment of Resilience of Sisters and Disadvantaged Communities.

to continue support for the education and training of sisters in interculturality, anti-human trafficking, canon law and theology and to provide ongoing pandemic support for Catholic sisters.

to support the Center for Strategic Partnerships in enhancing the ability of child welfare involved youth to access quality permanent housing by building a collaboration between the homelessness services system and the LA County child welfare system.

to conduct research on aging sisters in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda, Zambia and Mexico and propose practical and innovative activities and programs that will support Religious Institutes in these countries to care for their elderly sisters.

to create a model customer service and workforce training program for formerly homeless LGBTQ+ youth and those experiencing high barriers to employment.

to reinforce and expand the Catholic Sisters Inter-Congregational Network for Migrants and Economic Empowerment across the US and Mexico.

to support previously employed hospitality workers who were formerly disconnected to upskill to advance to higher positions within the hospitality industry upon reopening and prepare current opportunity youth for jobs upon industry reopening.

to improve intensive case management around employment, education, and parenting outcomes for foster youth in Los Angeles.

to support the Child Welfare Reporting Project in New York City and State with a national impact.

to support the Academy program which provides high school education, robust college access and employment pathways for foster youth in New York City. The grant will also focus on housing and mental health services, and elevating youth voice.