Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens

Providing Social Services for All Those in Need

Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens promotes unity among all persons by seeking to develop caring communities. Our more than 160 programs provide affordable housing, nutritious meals, recreation for seniors, residences for the developmentally disabled, and assistance to neighbors in need. More >>
2018 Bishop's Humanitarian Award Dinner
The 2018 Bishop's Humanitarian Award Dinner, to benefit our programs and services, will honor Joseph "Dee" Dussich, Joseph Tranchina, Peter Vallone, Sr., Don Costello. More >>
Charities' Own Emmie Glynn Ryan to be Honored
Emmie Glynn Ryan, CCBQ's General Counsel, Chief Corporate Compliance Officer, and Senior VP, to be honored for outstanding contributions to the NYS Council of Catholic Charities Directors. More >>
Saint John XXIII Senior Services
Saint John XXIII Senior Services provides all seniors and their families with ready access to the full array of senior services offered by the Diocese of Brooklyn through Catholic Charities Brooklyn & Queens. More >>
Home Delivered Meals Program
Learn how you or a loved one can benefit from our Home Delivered Meals Program. More >>
Rediscover Mercy
Support your vulnerable neighbors with dignity and compassion. Make a special gift for someone who needs it. More>>

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2018 Bishop’s Coat of Arms Club
05-21-2018
Welcoming Spring with a Parade
05-21-2018

After a long and cold winter, the Sunset Park Early Childhood Development Center in Brooklyn recently participated in their annual parade to welcome spring. The children designed their own "crazy" hats with the help of their parents. Our classes celebrated their creativity and individuality with colorful banners that were displayed during the parade. The children even had a special guest with the arrival of the Spring Bunny!

"Save the Dreamers before tackling immigration reform," by Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio
02-02-2018
Save the Dreamers before tackling immigration reform
By BISHOP NICHOLAS DIMARZIO
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS      Friday, February 2, 2018

 

“In his State of the Union speech, President Trump outlined what he called a four-pillar plan to reform the nation’s immigration system, including a path to citizenship for 1.8 million undocumented youth.

Charities' Own Emmie Glynn Ryan to be Honored
01-31-2018
Catholic Charities’ Own Emmie Glynn Ryan to be honored for Outstanding Contributions to Catholic Charities by the New York State Catholic Conference
 
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