Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay

Individual and family mental health counseling services for people who are disenfranchised and unable to access or afford services. They are largely services designed to lift people from poverty, assist them in adjustment or acclimation to culture and rooted in both mission and move toward self sufficiency. Many of the participants of these services would be unable to access services elsewhere if Catholic Charities did not offer them. A wide range of funding for these services allows for targeted case management and collaborative partnerships to be most effective in the service delivery. Additionally, the agency is well known for its culturally sensitive delivery systems that serve refugee and immigration populations, the medical assistance and medicare population and those without health insurance.

Catholic Charities financial health and debt management services are designed to move people out of poverty to self-sufficiency, to remain in safe, adequate housing and to manage their limited resources so that they can pay back debt and attain financial stability. Focused on helping provide families with serious financial problems, this program assists and educates participants on ways to manage their financial resources.

the child welfare services offered by Catholic Charities relate to birth parent services and adoption. Adoption services have been available for over 90 years through Catholic Charities. Elements of the adoption program include birthparent services to various age groups, parent education services, parent support, and early childhood initiatives. Consistent with our support for life, Catholic Charities has a no-decline policy for serving those who seek these services.

Other program revenue includes all revenue not specifically assigned to or received by those programs described above.