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Introducing: The Pathways
Where We Started Five years ago, we launched our Out of Poverty Campaign. This campaign included an effort to link our clients’ journeys with measurable outcomes of success. To do this, we created...
COVID-19 Study
UT Southwestern and Texas Health Resources are looking for participants for a study about COVID-19 in Dallas and Tarrant counties! The DFW COVID-19 Prevalence Study aims to understand better how the...
Poverty Awareness Month 2021
Welcome to Poverty Awareness Month. It's a new year and we are starting with a theme that makes up the core of our agency's purpose: The daunting, complex issue of poverty. The root causes often go...
CCFW Receives 2020 Community Partner of the Year Award
Catholic Charities Fort Worth is honored to receive Tarrant County College Northwest Campus’ 2020 Community Partner of the Year award. Our shared commitment to helping Tarrant County community...
Adhikari receives Immigrant Journey Awards in Texas
Sudip Adhikari, a program specialist at the Catholic Charities Fort Worth, TX has been presented with the Immigrant Journey Awards for the year 2020. The award was presented by Badmus &...
This Fort Worth charity helps people get out of poverty even amid COVID-19 recession
"But here’s a number that offers some hope: 99. That’s how many families Catholic Charities Fort Worth has helped get out of poverty this year. Those families have newly met the organization’s “out...
The Greatest Gift Catalog Ever 2020
Looking for the perfect holiday gift? Join NBC 5 and the Greatest Gift Catalog Ever for the 2020 holiday giving season. The Greatest Gift Catalog Ever is an annual catalog that offers gift giving...
Nueva investigación sobre el funcionamiento de Padua
Por qué creamos Padua Hay 100+ programas federales anti-pobreza en los Estados Unidos - silos por necesidad (vivienda, comida, etc.) y que consisten en complicados/confusos requisitos y papeleo....
New Research on Why Padua Works
Why We Created Padua There are 100+ federal anti-poverty programs in the United States – siloed by need (housing, food, etc.) and consisting of complicated/confusing requirements and paperwork. For...
Research Spotlight: How Exactly We “Evaluate”
We do a lot of work in “R&E,” a term used to define our work in Research and Evaluation. While we’ve spent some time talking about our research, it can be helpful to know what program evaluation...
U.S. Proposes Cuts to Refugee Resettlement: Where We Stand and Why
What's Happening Since the 1970s, we have been resettling refugees in coordination with the federal government and supporting them in their journey to live the American dream. We do this because of...