Veterans

Catholic Charities Veterans Services and PATH (Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness) outreach workers Rose Jaskulski and Pauline Jackson have partnered with Foothills Food Bank over the past year. By collaborating with Catholic Charities and other community partners, the food bank collectively supports residents of Black Canyon City to promote both safety and wellness.

The Veterans Outreach Center (VOC) has been helping veterans at the Lodestar Day Resource Center at the Human Services campus for 6 years. After a one-year closure due to the pandemic, the VOC reopened with a plan to provide high-impact services while protecting clients and social distancing.

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