Amy Nace DeGonda, assistant director of Bakhita Empowerment Initiative, is available to meet with your social, church, or professional group–or just a handful of you and your friends–to dispel the myths surrounding human trafficking and give you a better understanding of what trafficking is and how you can affect it.

Email Amy at anacedegonda@archlou.org.

Please join us for a mass honoring our fallen veterans, especially those laid to rest this year by our Indigent Burial program.

Saturday, May 28 at noon
Hoy Family Parish

This week’s community cleanup on Fourth Street was a bust because of weather, but participants did cleanup a potluck dinner! Who says you have to work for your supper?

The community cleanup was (and again will be) sponsored by Catholic Charities (thanks, Madison Brooks!), Churchill Downs, and Holy Name Catholic Church.

We have new views of the new center! We’re reviewing bids from construction companies now and should have a signed contract soon.

Hello Catholic Charities Staff! It is evaluation time again!

Our evaluation program is based on the 360-degree model, consisting of an employee self-evaluation, peer/supervisor evaluations (optional), and the formal evaluation completed by the supervisor. It is designed to provide for a well-rounded critique of performance as well as promote discussion of employee’s strengths, address any areas in need of improvement, and establish working goals to be evaluated during the next evaluation period.

All Staff are to complete their individual […]

It was still cold when Emily McCue met a young man just two days out of prison. He had been put on a bus to Louisville even though he wasn’t from Kentucky and had never been to the city before. When he arrived downtown at 2 a.m. he had only the clothes he had worn into prison. He was cold, he was hungry, and he […]

We’re teaming up with fellow sponsors Churchill Downs and HolyName Church to cleanup the neighborhood from our campus north to Winkler Avenue. Come join us this Wednesday!