Posted October 02, 2025
When her husband died, Carmen cried every day and became closed off to the world.
Her daughter knew she needed to leave the house and start socializing with people again, so she searched on Google for places her mom could go to during the day.
While searching, she came across the Hispanic Senior Center's website and felt it would fit.
Carmen was welcomed by the staff at the center with open arms and immediately felt comfortable.
"I was happy to be here and socialize with people," Carmen explained.
The center offers a wide range of activities for... read more
Posted September 26, 2025
CLEVELAND – SEPTEMBER 26, 2025 – Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland, announced today that phase one of their near-term renovation projects is underway to enhance facilities at the Bishop William M. Cosgrove Center, which serves... read more
Posted September 25, 2025
After her daughter heard about the Hispanic Senior Center, Ilda decided to see what activities she could participate in.
14 years later, Ilda keeps coming back every day to socialize and hang out with her friends... read more
Posted September 18, 2025
21 years ago, Andres left Puerto Rico to give his two daughters a better education.
He worked tirelessly to save money to buy a house, send both of them to college, and create a better life.
Now... read more
Posted September 09, 2025
On September 8, Diane Crumley joined Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland as director of Catholic Charities Lorain County. In her role, she will focus on expanding and deepening our services to best meet the needs... read more