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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 >>
Catholic Charities Intern & Earn Program is NOW HIRING!
Calling all youth - are you looking for a paid internship? CCBQ's got you covered. More >>
Gold for the Golden Years
A day-long series of workshops to provide leaders in the older adult community with valuable and up-to-date information on life skills More >>
CCBQ Staff Members Explore Their Creativity in Team Building Workshop
CCBQ's Queens Care Coordination and Queens Transition teams recently participated in a Staff Appreciation/Team Building event in Jamaica, Queens. More >>
Bishop DiMarzio Led Interfaith Delegation That Met with Pope Francis on Green Affordable Housing Projects
Interfaith group of Catholic and Buddhist leaders from Brooklyn, Chicago, and Los Angeles met with Pope Francis on Wednesday More >>
CCBQ Remembers Those on 9/11
Today marks the 17th anniversary of the unprecedented tragic attacks on September 11th, 2001. More >>
CCBQ Raises over $1M for Those in Need
Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens raised $1 million on June 18th at the 2018 Bishop’s Humanitarian Award Dinner. More >>

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Job Opportunities Available Through Intern & Earn Program
10-03-2018

CCBQ's Intern & Earn Program (formerly the Young Adult Internship Program) is NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR PAID INTERNSHIPS. This FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED opportunity is available until Tuesday, November 20, 2018. Apply today!

POP Staff Members Prep for Notary Public Exam
10-03-2018
Community Programming Services Promotes Healthy Reading Habits
10-02-2018

CCBQ's Community Programming Services recently held its Pajama Storytime session at the Malcolm X Day Care Center in Corona, Queens. This workshop taught parents the importance of early-reading, creating healthy reading environments at home and how to choose age-appropriate books. Parents and children read How Do Dinosaurs Say Good Night? by Jane Yolen and Mark Teague. Other activities included arts and crafts using shapes. Each child went home with a backpack, book and dinosaur stuffed animal.

CCBQ Helps Students Excel with SAT Prep
10-01-2018

There's no better place to prepare for college than at CCBQ's Community Programming Services SAT Boot Camp at Riverdale Osborne Towers in Brownsville, Brooklyn. Participants spent the first session learning about the Khan Academy, an online resource aiding students with SAT prep, concerns and more. Later, participants were challenged in a practice test that measured their knowledge on core subjects and determined their strengths and weaknesses.

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