Immigrants and Refugees
Olha, a certified nursing assistant, is a very busy mom. When she’s not busy working, cooking meals, or bringing her two sons to piano lessons, Olha is learning English — sometimes studying for five hours a day after work. “After work, I go to English classes, but it’s difficult to be honest,”...
Immigrants and Refugees
In communities across New York, two remarkable women are making a profound impact through their work with Catholic Charities NY. Pat Perlstein, a dedicated conversation volunteer in our immigration’s Conversation Partner Program, helps students improve their English skills through one-on-one practice. Janet Hernandez, the Westchester Coordinator...
Immigrants and Refugees
During Women’s History Month and the recent commemoration of International Women’s Day, the profound impact of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini’s life (1850-1917) resonates deeply, mirroring the values upheld by Catholic Charities of New York. In the bustling streets of New York City, where Mother Cabrini dedicated herself to serving immigrants and children, her spirit...
Immigrants and Refugees
In 2017, Jorge Solorzano embarked on a journey from Guatemala to the United States, driven by a desire to make a difference in the lives of fellow immigrants. Armed with a wealth of knowledge gained from a successful career in banking, Jorge found his calling with Catholic...
Immigrants and Refugees
We are thrilled to announce the premiere of “Just Love Live,” Catholic Charities’ compelling new television show dedicated to showcasing our unwavering commitment to the communities we serve. Join us this evening, Sunday, November 12th, at 7:00 PM on the Manhattan Neighborhood Network (Fios 35, RCN, Astound...
Immigrants and Refugees
In a recent interview with WPIX 11, Catholic Charities New York’s Executive Director, Monsignor Kevin Sullivan, shared insights into how our organization is responding to the ongoing humanitarian crisis. The commitment of Catholic Charities NY to serve those in need remains unwavering, and we are proud to announce...
Immigrants and Refugees
In the spirit of Catholic Charities’ commitment to serving the community and fostering meaningful connections, we recently had an exhilarating day at our Yonkers Day Laborer Center. It was a day that demonstrated the power of collaboration and the beauty of unity, as volunteers from...
Immigrants and Refugees
After arriving in New York this summer from her native Peru, Juanita learned that the most important stop for her and her family was at Catholic Charities, which has assisted her migrant journey. She is currently seeking permanent residency status. Her name has been changed for this story. Juanita learned...
Immigrants and Refugees
Under banners stressing solidarity, hundreds of union members processed into St. Patrick’s Cathedral Sept. 9 for a Mass celebrated before the annual Labor Day Parade. They represented dozens of unions for steamfitters, ironworkers, electricians, trades traditionally associated with organized labor. They were joined as...
Immigrants and Refugees
Julia Bourbone of Catholic Charities USA recently highlighted the work of Catholic Charities across the country in resettling Ukrainian refugees. Included in her report is a description of the work of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York: https://www.catholiccharitiesusa.org/for-love-of-ukraine/
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