CCBQ Closures and Program Notes as of March 31, 2020
01 Apr, 2020 | News
From basic human needs to complex situations faced by individuals and families, we are here to help.
In times of emergency we’re there to help.
Our network of food pantries distributes more than a million meals annually.
Our Integrated Health and Wellness Services help families and individuals who are facing mental illness, substance abuse, and developmental disabilities.
We support dozens of programs for families and individuals, from our youngest children to our oldest neighbors.
Catholic Migration Services offers free legal services on immigration, housing and workers’ rights issues to low-income individuals, regardless of race, religion, ethnicity or immigration status.
Early intervention is the key to avoiding the sudden loss of housing. If you are currently at risk, act now and let us help.
We ensure that the agency remains connected to its Catholic mission of serving the most vulnerable and plays a key role in the relationship between Catholic Charities, the parishes and the community.
We offer outpatient and residential services for those with severe mental illness. Our case management programs help individuals thrive independently.
The Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens St. John XXIII Senior Services provides seniors and their families with ready access to the full array of senior services offered by the Diocese of Brooklyn.
With thousands of units in Brooklyn and Queens, we are one of the largest faith-based providers of affordable housing in the country.
Due to the COVID-19 crisis, the Bishop's Coat of Arms Club Mass and Brunch has been canceled. For any questions, please contact Christine Ghaney at (718) 722-6175 or via email at Christine.Ghaney@ccbq.org.
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