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Catholic Charities believes that safe, affordable housing is the important first step to helping people overcome adversity, create stability and work toward a successful future. Our affiliate, Housing for Hope, has affordable housing communities for low-income individuals and families. Catholic Charities Resident Services teams help residents by connecting them with community resources to and facilitating community events.

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Army Veteran Finds a New Beginning at MANA House

Veterans struggle with one of the highest rates of homelessness of any population. Lack of a support system, disabilities resulting from active duty, and difficulty…

Gilbert Youth Task Force Inspires with Footsteps Project

As children grow up, they realize that their world is bigger than they thought. They begin to see that they are part of a community…

Disability Won’t Keep Refugee from the American Dream

When refugees escape danger in their home countries and arrive in the U.S., they still face countless barriers to the American Dream. Activities that come…

Family Connections Helps Mom Build a Stable Life After Addiction

Most mothers couldn’t imagine not being able to see their newborns and missing those important milestones. But for Lisa, a mother in Mesa, Ariz., this…

7 Questions to Ask Before Becoming a Foster Parent

People say that difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations. This is especially true when it comes to being a foster parent. Fostering comes with…

Veteran Finds Comradery and Community at MANA House

A common misconception about those experiencing homelessness is that their decisions somehow led them into this situation. But it’s not that simple. Anyone, no matter…

Special Mission to Evacuate Afghan Family

51-year-old Mohammad was born and raised in Afghanistan. He was living in Kabul, Afghanistan’s capital, with his wife and eight children as the Taliban continued…

Parents as Teachers Helps Mother Embrace Her Role as a Parent

Parents often feel pressure from those around them to fit the image of a “perfect” parent. But being present and engaged as a child learns…

Parents Reflect After Eight Joyful Years of Fostering

When parents welcome a child from foster care into their home, they also open their homes to the Department of Child Safety (DCS), licensing workers,…

Westside Head Start is a Blessing to Catholic Charities Employee

Natasha Neal knows that being a leader doesn’t always come with a title. As the Executive Assistant for Catholic Charities Westside Head Start, her day…

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Mental Health and Coping Skills

In recent years, society has become more aware of mental health and started treating it with the same seriousness as physical health. Although everyone has…

Effective Household Communication: “I” Statements

Communication is the key to healthy relationships. Yet many people struggle to find effective ways to communicate because they’ve never been taught how. Teaching healthy…

Woman Reflects on Her Time in Foster Care

When Lacey looks back on her childhood, she thinks of happy memories with her parents and siblings. Finding her forever family made the struggles of…

Compassionate Volunteers Help Refugees Adjust to Life in the U.S.

Refugees flee their home countries for the U.S. for many reasons, including war, persecution, and violence. When they arrive here, they continue to face obstacles…

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Army Veteran Finds a New Beginning at MANA House

Gilbert Youth Task Force Inspires with Footsteps Project

Disability Won’t Keep Refugee from the American Dream

Family Connections Helps Mom Build a Stable Life After Addiction

7 Questions to Ask Before Becoming a Foster Parent

Veteran Finds Comradery and Community at MANA House

Special Mission to Evacuate Afghan Family

Parents as Teachers Helps Mother Embrace Her Role as a Parent

Parents Reflect After Eight Joyful Years of Fostering

Westside Head Start is a Blessing to Catholic Charities Employee

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Mental Health and Coping Skills

Effective Household Communication: “I” Statements

Woman Reflects on Her Time in Foster Care

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