People Against Trafficking Humans (PATH) has these new online trainings available each month now through November.
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Thursday, July 15,
1-2:15 p.m. ET
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Outreach and Engagement Training for Providers
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Thursday, August 19,
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Return to Work
Plan to Fully Re-Open Agency Offices
June 2021
Catholic Charities is a dynamic and complex organization with wide array of services and obligations to various funders and other governing bodies. This document sets forth guidelines for the next phase of fully re-opening our facilities to staff and clients. These protocols seek the best ways to keep staff and clients safe with the best knowledge we have at this time.
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Please join Lisa for a virtual conversation and clarification about Covid-19 guidelines at Catholic Charities of Louisville. You may join the Go To meeting at noon on Wednesday, June 16, at this link. Thanks!
In celebration of World Refugee Day, June 20, this week we are sharing the stories of five staff members who came to the United States as refugees and now work at Catholic Charities of Louisville. Our first video subject, Om Kafley, actually resettled here with his family–Mom, Dad, and six brothers–with the help of Catholic Charities of Louisville. We asked him his name, position with CCL, when he came to the United States, something he […]
World Refugee Day is June 20, but we celebrated today with the kiddos in the MRS Summer Program. They enjoyed story time with a librarian with Louisville Free Public Library, portraits by Quadrant Photography, making air-dry clay pots with staff from KMAC Museum, making finger puppets supplied by Squallis Puppeteers, dancing to the beat of Louisville City Drum Corp, playing soccer, and making chalk drawings under a rain […]
We will celebrate World Refugee Day (June 20) TOMORROW at the St. Anthony Campus with a party for children in our Summer Program.
Festivities from 10 a.m. to noon will include:
As a young woman, Moira Brennan received a personal motto from her father: Alteri vivas oportet, si vis tibi vivere (You must live for others if you wish to live for yourself). These words from the Stoic philosopher Seneca are words she lives by. Early in her career, Moira worked with several nonprofit organizations focused on social justice issues, from expanding civic participation through increased leadership opportunities for women […]
