Grants

to expand the sister-led Youth Empowerment Initiative in Uganda to provide vocational skills for 1,056 disadvantaged and vulnerable youth aged 15-25 to become self-sufficient

to collect data on sisters’ elderly care, to provide training and support for mental health, and support 200 sisters in sabbatical programs and 800 Catholic sisters mapped out in India

to create a wellness and elderly care network in Kenya and support 20 congregations to improve quality of care for 600 elderly sisters

to register a sisters' healthcare network in Uganda and support 300 sisters to implement improved maternal health, care of teenage mothers suffering from fistula, HIV/AIDS, and prenatal and post-partum conditions

to provide formation support for 250 perpetually professed sisters, 60 formators and 30 sisters for sabbatical programs in the Democratic Republic of Congo

for the Los Angeles Sisters Aging Well network, a project of Works in New Directions, to serve their eldest members and to develop a strategic plan to address the diverse needs of elderly sisters in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles

to support Proyecto Cruces, an initiative of Missionaries of the Holy Spirit, and the Conference of Major Superiors in Mexico to establish an office that will build the capacity of sisters to support 10,000 elderly sisters

to provide mental health services and career planning support to over 300 at-risk young women

to strengthen Catholic sisters' healthcare systems for the provision of sustainable healthcare services for priority non-communicable diseases in Kenya

to support disadvantaged students at five Catholic schools in the Diocese of San Bernardino with socio-emotional counseling, tutoring and tuition-assistance to close the post-pandemic achievement gap