Grants

to support Catholic sisters to improve their ability to track, monitor and evaluate their human development interventions, and to reduce the prevalence of human trafficking in Nigeria through the consolidation of a sustainable network of women religious.

to provide Discerning Leadership Training for senior Vatican officials, and Leaders of Catholic sisters religious orders and emerging Church leaders.

to co-fund the Vatican COVID-19 Commission.

To increase equitable outcomes for survivors of domestic violence and women of color experiencing homelessness by building a culturally responsive client-centered homeless response system that enhances access to safe housing and supportive services.

To support Special Service for Groups' homeless services division (known as HOPICS) in strategic capacity building in South Los Angeles and pilot innovations aimed at engaging landlords and religious institutions in the community in efforts to prevent and end homelessness.

To support the Fair Futures mentoring model during COVID crisis.

to support the St. Mary's Academy and the St. John Berchmans Early Childhood Development Center with mandatory adaptations for COVID-19 prevention, so that 600 students from underserved communities can access to primary and secondary education services in a safe and healthy environment.

to build the capacity of disadvantaged and vulnerable youth aged 15 - 25 in Kenya to become self-sufficient through a multi-congregational youth empowerment initiative.

to implement and operationalize a Data Center for Catholic Sisters in Kenya and East Africa.

for continued support for the Louisiana Asset Funders Network.