Grants

to consolidate, improve, evaluate and promote the Sisters INSPIRE project that expands the ministries and charism of sisters' congregations through the engagement of youth volunteers. 

to support a planning grant to conduct research on the care of elderly sisters from small religious institutes.

to support the Business School conduct a baseline survey to identify and analyze the needs, gaps and impacts of Catholic Sisters' Association supported projects within targeted communities in Kenya, Uganda and Zambia.

to build the capacity of a network of Catholic sisters of Vietnamese descent in the United States through (1) supporting an annual meeting of superiors and (2) supporting younger sisters to earn certificates in youth ministry.

to develop a model online formation platform in support of eight member congregations to strengthen internal networking and extend the charism and ministries of sisters through lay partners.

to build the knowledge and skill capacities of Catholic Sisters via online, post-secondary, professional development courses.

to support Catholic sisters to improve their ability to track, monitor and evaluate their human development interventions, and to reduce the prevalence of human trafficking in Nigeria through the consolidation of a sustainable network of women religious.

to co-fund the Vatican COVID-19 Commission.

to provide Discerning Leadership Training for senior Vatican officials, and Leaders of Catholic sisters religious orders and emerging Church leaders.

to support the St. Mary's Academy and the St. John Berchmans Early Childhood Development Center with mandatory adaptations for COVID-19 prevention, so that 600 students from underserved communities can access to primary and secondary education services in a safe and healthy environment.