Posted August 09, 2022
Catholic Charities Matt Talbot for Women (MTFW) program was founded in 1999 with the intention of helping women who are struggling with alcohol and/or other drug dependencies.
After 23 years, MTFW is moving to a new location to continue to serve the current residents and new women who want to start their road to recovery.
“The Program Leadership team envisioned this as an opportunity to gain efficiencies and also position the program for future services that will enhance our client’s recovery journey,” Chief Program Officer Fredy Robles said.
During the worst of the COVID-19 outbreak, this gave the Matt Talbot staff a chance... read more
Posted July 26, 2022
Meet Lindsay and Hannah from the Advancement Department, otherwise known as the ‘Package Deal’.
The term ‘package deal’ started off as a joke, but Lindsay and Hannah soon realized their two jobs do a lot of... read more
Posted July 18, 2022
For the past two years, Catholic Charities has had a relationship with the Grafton Correctional Institution. In 2020, a group of inmates proposed that they be allowed to grow a garden for the benefit of... read more
Posted July 15, 2022
Earlier this year, Lorain County built Bridge Pointe Commons, a new permanent supportive housing complex for those who are disabled and have experienced homelessness.
Many organizations such as PIRHL, Nord Family Foundation, Emerald Development & Economic... read more
Posted July 11, 2022
Asking for help is something many people struggle with, especially when it involves asking for food assistance. Catholic Charities Medina County's Help Yourself Shelf may be able to settle those nerves.
In 2016, President and CEO... read more