Grants

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.

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

to support collaborative service projects between Good Shepherd Catholic School and their sister school, St. Thomas Catholic School; and to support a safe and healthy learning environment for Good Shepherd students.

to design a cross-disciplinary Women of Faith Fellowship program, embedded in theology, gender equality and development elements, and recruit ten Catholic sisters to pilot the program and build a mentorship and coaching network.

to create and register a coalition of Catholic sisters against human trafficking called "Talitha Kum-Zambia," provide vocational and skills development to 200 youth and conduct awareness raising campaigns across Zambia.

to provide technical MEL support to 5 - 10 Catholic Sister Initiative grantees working in West Africa.

to provide technical MEL support to 3 - 5 Catholic Sister Initiative grantees working in North America.

to research, identify and map Catholic sister-led organizations and/or programs that focus on enabling long-term self-sufficiency of children, youth aged 15-25, and families in Nigeria.

to serve as the Strategic Evaluation Partner for the Catholic Sisters Initiative.

to conduct a needs assessment of the Association of Indigenous Religious Communities, including a map of its members and ministries in Haiti, and develop a capacity-building plan and grant proposal through the Father Joseph Network.