Catholic Charities, a renowned organization under the Diocese of Paterson in Clifton, New Jersey, has dedicated itself to providing a wide range of essential services to individuals and communities in need. With a strong commitment to crisis intervention, their services cover multiple areas, including Ukraine relief, support during natural disasters like Tropical Storm Ida and Hurricane Ian, assistance to Afghan refugees and those affected by COVID-19, and relief efforts for food and clothing. Their extensive portfolio includes financial assistance programs, condolence care via the Red Cross, and access to food pantries like Father English in Paterson, Hope House in Dover, and Partnership for Social Services in Franklin.

Additionally, they offer travel aid, emergency support programs, and family success centers in various counties. Catholic Charities also endeavors to support vulnerable groups such as seniors, veterans, immigrants, and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They provide various programs and services, including supportive housing apartments, childcare centers, youth services, and programs for drug and alcohol rehabilitation.

Moreover, they actively engage in community outreach, religious education, and offer support coordination for individuals with special needs. The organization values its diversity, upholds its Catholic identity, and is dedicated to spreading kindness and care to those in need. With a rich history and extensive experience spanning over 55 years, Catholic Charities is committed to improving lives and providing hope to individuals and families in crisis