General Info

Catholic Charities ministers to the greatest and most fundamental needs of our community. People affected by domestic violence, mental illness, substance abuse, unplanned pregnancy and other emergency situations can find sanctuary in times of overwhelming hardship, while opening doors for promising futures. Catholic Charities has a rich tradition of serving and advocating for more than 75,000 voiceless, hungry, addicted, abused and forgotten individuals and families annually throughout the Archdiocese of Omaha. The face of Catholic Charities is our clients. We have helped and empowered hundreds of thousands of individuals and families who are now contributing to the community. Our clients represent all walks of life; our neighbors, our friends, our family members and even ourselves. At Catholic Charities, we . . . - give shelter and safety to battered women and children - feed the hungry - assist immigrants during times of need - develop new small business owners - listen to and counsel people with mental illness - offer a recovery plan to those suffering from addiction - partner new mothers with experienced mentors - promote health and recreation to children and seniors - reunite adoptive families - support and guide those faced with untimely pregnancies - teach children and families life skills