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Some Afghan evacuees have found some solid foundation to restart their lives, but many are still coping with difficulties stemming from a shortage of resettlement case workers and a lack of housing. “Brother, honestly, since I came here I am not feeling good,” said...

Catholic Charities’ transportation services primarily serve low-income residents, people with disabilities and people 65 and older. Thanks to rising fuel costs, the programs have increased in popularity. In the spring of 2021, the program conducted about 3,800 rides....

Catholic Charities Fort Worth is seeking to ease that struggle through its education navigation program, which recently expanded to include schools like Midwestern State University and Vernon College. “We’re easily accessible to students, they can just pop in the...

Catholic Charities has about 30 drivers daily and makes about 240 trips a day, said Matt Jacobs, transportation director. The rides allow clients to pay a minimal fee and be independent. “They don’t have to spend a lot of money Uber riding or trying to hassle a family...

Before COVID-19 hit, Robles’ clients at Catholic Charities were mostly working, had stable housing, and were keeping up with their bills, but worked with her to build greater financial security. The pandemic unraveled progress for so many families, she said, sending...

On Monday, August 1, 2022, Bishop Michael Olson announced the establishment of a new parish to serve the far north Fort Worth area. The new parish, named St. Teresa of Calcutta Catholic Church, will be the 92nd parish in the Diocese of Fort Worth.

Meanwhile, the struggle to pay larger bills is compounded by higher gasoline, food and rent costs. Catholic Charities of Fort Worth has served about 35% more people than last year, said Courtney Walker, the group’s community care program manager. “We’re seeing more...

“She was an angel,” Smith said. “I could not have done this without her, and without this program.” Read the rest of Ashley's story below!

North Texas Catholic |  “Because, like I said, we judge what we don’t understand so my goal is to teach today on the different types of poverty to open people’s eyes, so they are able to see through a different lens.” Moreno said.

| CBS News | "I was amazed, I didn't think it was going to be like that, it's a nice truck," said Berry.  See the moment that our client, Fred Berry, received the first vehicle he has ever owned through our Game Changers program. The truck was presented by Game...