Join us in welcoming Stacy Hidalgo to Migration & Refugee Services as our Migrant Youth & Family Caseworker!
Stacy obtained her bachelor’s degree in Guatemala. She has lived in Kentucky for 5 years with her son, has worked with the Migrant Head Start program helping migrant families, currently works for Youth Migrant Reunification and is passionate about her work.
We have some address updates:
Catholic Charities of Louisville
435 E. Broadway (40202)
Main Line: 502-637-9786
Immigration Legal Services: 502-637-9097
Migrations and Refugee Services: 502-636-9263
Sister Visitor Center
2235 W Market St. (40212)
Phone: 502-776-0155
Common Table
1200 S 28th St. (40211)
Phone: 502-637-9786
Catholic Charities of Louisville
Kentucky Office of Refugees
2222 W Market St. (40212) (until late March/early April)
Phone: 502-637-9786
Catholic Charities of Louisville
Kentucky Office of Refugees
MedCenter One
501 East Broadway, Suite 280 ( […]
Be sure to check out the fantastic article in today’s The Record about volunteering opportunities in the Archdiocese – starring Advancement’s very own Karen Pate, smiling face and all!! Great job leading the way on this initiative, Karen. Very cool. Read more
Join us in welcoming Mateo Barnett to Common Earth Gardens as our Community Garden & Farmers Market Coordinator!
Mateo has been digging in the dirt for as long as he can remember. He gardens and cares for house plants and lovebirds. Community gardening and neighborhood greening are two of the most vital things to build for the future, and he is really happy to be part of a crew that […]
‘Most of us have a pretty good grasp of how we are invited to participate sacramentally and even socially, with fish fries and volleyball tournaments. But how do we take what we’ve been given by our parents — through baptism, our formation — how do we take that into the world?’ READ MORE
Father John Schwartzlose, Catholic Charities of Louisville
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More than 50 former employees are joining Catholic Charities’ newly created “alumni” association under the leadership of Darko Mihaylovich, who retires from Catholic Charities this week after nearly 24 years of service, and Deacon Lucio Caruso, who retired in 2021.
Mihaylovich, who hatched the idea, said that as he ruminated on his approaching retirement, he considered ways to stay connected to the agency, which has been integral to his life in Louisville. […]
The SVC team gathered for a yummy lunch and team building activity on Tuesday, Dare to Care truck day. The team played a friendly game of Jeopardy to see who knew the most about SVC, Catholic Charities and our West End community. The team also welcomed AJ (our Maryhurst representative) to SVC. We are all excited to have AJ join the team to help connect our clients to mental health resources provided by Maryhurst.
Amy and Tamar, from BEI, began attending Metro United Way Think Tank meetings. These meetings will increase access to resources for participants and prevention education by collaborating with community partners.
Refugees have a lot to worry about once they get to America. They often face challenges including language barriers, housing insecurity, and transportation issues. The organization expects to furnish homes for roughly 700 refugees and migrants before October 1, 2024. Watch broadcast
Three cheers for Amaya, Ayamey, and their mentor Erin for completing 1 year in the mentoring program this week!
With Erin’s support, Amaya and Ayamey reached their goals of improving their grades in English, math, and history, while also making incredible progress in their self-confidence and English fluency.
“I very much enjoy meeting new people and learning about their cultures,” Erin shared. “My girls were very sweet and welcoming!”
“I like the way my mentor works, […]
