The accreditation application for Ana Cristina Caldera has been approved by the Recognition and Accreditation Program through the Office of Legal Access Programs/ Department Of Justice. Congrats Cristina!

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Please welcome Luca Sánchez to Migration and Refugee Services.

My name is Luca Sánchez, and I’m the new Preferred Communities Caseworker on the Medical Team. I just moved back to Louisville from Columbus, Ohio where I’ve been living for the past 4.5 years for school. I’m excited to be back in Kentucky because I enjoy rock climbing and spending time outside, and this is a great place to do both 🙂 I’m […]

Please welcome Mario Obrer Marron.

I love animals and cooking and spending time outdoors. I worked at La Casita for 4 years before coming to Catholic Charities, and I look forward to working with everyone!

Six years ago, a 16-year-old and her 8-month old child left Guatemala to join family here in Kentucky. She was fleeing a lifetime of persecution based on, among other things, being a Catholic indigenous Guatemalan woman. ILS assisted her in seeking asylum, as a defense to deportation. Nearly six years after arriving in the United States and after a trial that spanned 5 separate hearings and a total of 15 hours, the immigration judge approved her application for asylum on […]

Please welcome Harold Gonzalez Lopez.

My name is Harold Gonzalez Lopez, and I am originally from Cuba. I came to the USA and Louisville in October 2014. For 8 years I have been working with disabled people. I worked as Direct Support Professional, Home Manager and Case Manager at Hazelwood ICF for a total of 6 years. In 2021 I became a Family home Provider, hosting two beautiful people in my home, […]

It’s time for Back to School shopping! Help us get our clients’ kids stocked and prepared for school this year. See our wishlist below. Items are due by July 17. Please drop items to our 2911 S. 4th Street location. SHOP HERE

Ms. Johnson is assigned to the Rapid Rehousing team. She has previous experience working in a variety of community service areas during her 27 years in government.

From the National Catholic Register:

“Many Catholics are familiar with the corporal works of mercy; a plethora of ministries serve the basic needs of our fellow men and women, especially clothing the naked and feeding the hungry. But one way of meeting the material needs of the less fortunate tends to be forgotten in our time: burying the dead…” READ FULL STORY