Advancing the experienceWe are committed to delivering consistent, compassionate, professional programs and services to our clients by giving them the tools they need to thrive, supporting then through the challenges they face, and instilling hope and confidence for a life that works. Our vision of sustainability includes the development of forward-thinking programs and services with proven success in the areas of community navigation, mental health, life skills, spiritual growth, job training, and employment opportunities.
|
Life and Work servicesCreating a life that works may begin with receiving emergency assistance to prevent homelessness. Form there, families can build life skills including goal setting, budgeting, and developing social networks. Working toward permanent, sustainable employment is the final step on achieving self-sustainability. Catholic Charities helps clients navigate their life plans.
Immigration Legal ServicesCatholic Charities provides legal assistance with citizenship documentation acquisition and renewals, resources, and support to immigrants and refugees who seek to build a new life. Providing quality immigration assistance keeps families together and strengthens the community.
|
CounselingLicensed therapists help our clients work through personal struggles, difficult life transitions, relationship issues and obstacles to achieving personal potential. Mental health therapy is offered on an outpatient basis to individuals, couples and families. Appointments can be made in one of our three convenient locations (Evansville, Jasper, and Washington) in southwestern Indiana.
We all succeed when we support each other and help one another live productive lives. Together, we create a connectedness and supportive network that strengthens our community. Our common goal of advancing hope for all individuals empowers each one of us and gives us a sense of purpose, belonging and spiritual growth. We come together as clients, donors, volunteers, employees, local agencies, business leaders, Southwestern Indiana, and the Diocese of Evansville
|