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Catholic Charities Addresses Ongoing Racial Justice Work

8/25/2020

 
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 8/25/2020 – Catholic Charities Addresses Ongoing Racial Justice Work

On June 17, 2020 Catholic Charities released a statement regarding the recent tragedies that brought to light the fears and injustices that Black Americans have faced every day for generations. In it, we stated our commitment to becoming a positive participant in addressing issues of racial injustice, both within our organization and in our larger community.

We have been meeting regularly with our staff to explore possibilities for how we can address racial injustice within Catholic Charities. All employees are invited to participate in he development of short-and-long term plans and goals for racial equity within our organization. With support from the Executive team and our Board of Directors, we have formed a work group to continue the discussion of how we will address issues of diversity, equality, inclusion and racial justice.

Goals outlined by our work group include:

- Educate staff on the historical context of current racial tension in the United States, including expanding organizational vocabulary to include terms relating to racial justice.
- Acknowledge and address systemic racism, and evaluate our policies and practices through an anti-racist lens.
- Examine our demographic data in our hiring process, board, and staff to more accurately reflect
the racial diversity of the community we serve.
- Look at stakeholder and collaborator relationships to ensure the inclusion and active support of
our Black, Indigenous, and POC* communities in all work we do.

We recognize that this conversation is ongoing, and that we are at the beginning of a cultural
shift. Our staff, collaborators, clients, and volunteers are vital contributors to this effort, and continue to provide
ideas and feedback about how we can improve our work. We commit to this work in an effort to Honor Human
Dignity, understanding that we cannot fully affirm the dignity inherent in every human life without recognizing
and working against racial injustice, both internally and within our community.

We welcome feedback from our community. To join the conversation, please visit
https://www.ccasfnm.org/feedback.html.
(*People of Color)
(Photo credit: Tara Armijo-Prewitt)

Registration for Adult Education online classes opens today. Catholic Charities has made a commitment to improve student access to education using technology. / Hoy se abre la inscripción para las clases en línea de educación para adultos. Caridades

8/17/2020

 
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​Registration for Adult Education online classes opens today. Catholic Charities has made a commitment to improve student access to education using technology. 

 
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO (August 17, 2020) Catholic Charities Adult Education program will continue online for the fall semester with registration starting today. With a drastic transition to online classes mid-spring term due to COVID-19, we successfully offered our online summer semester with new software to assist students’ learning.

In this remote learning model, students can complete courses in High School Equivalency, College Readiness (ACCUPLACER Preparation), Conversational English, English as a Second Language and Citizenship Preparation from home. Catholic Charities will have a limited supply of laptops available for students to borrow if needed. ​“As adult educators we understand the need to provide greater equity of access to technology, and ensure that students are equipped with the tools to meet their personal, educational, and professional goals.” says Maria Bustamante, one of the adult educators at Catholic Charities.  She has seen first-hand how access to technology through every track has helped her students.    

“I have students that come from many walks of life, and that includes some who have never used a computer. After a semester of online classes, and introduction to basic digital literacy, students feel more confident and prepared to achieve their goals”, she noted.

With this new online format, students who were previously unable to attend classes at our offices are now able to take part in our adult education program.  This increased access to course offerings for students, regardless of their location, allows Catholic Charities to broaden its services in the Albuquerque community and beyond. Our program is accessible to our many students who work full time jobs and may have limited access to childcare.

“Technology has become more familiar to my students—given the circumstances, they have successfully shifted to using a necessary tool that will help them perform better in their studies and in the workforce,” says Juan Sanchez, a High School Equivalency Adult Educator at Catholic Charities.

Some of the technology we are currently using in the Center for Educational Opportunity and Career Pathways are:

- Google Classroom Burlington English, an online platform for learning English
- Paxen Focus, a tool for High School Equivalency studies
- Mockingbird Education, an online curriculum that integrates Career Pathways into lessons
- Zoom and Google Meet, virtual conferencing technologies
- Instructor created resources such as PowerPoint presentations, worksheets, and exams, and curated lists of internet resources for students.

To broaden access, instructors are also creating step-by-step videos and tutorials to assist students with digital literacy skills. These videos are available in English, Spanish, and Arabic.

Online registration for classes is open August 17th through September 1st for all new and returning students. The only cost to students is a one-time annual $15.00 registration fee payable by credit/debit card or bank transfer (applies to all students). $15.00 in cash, check, or money order can also be mailed directly to our office. Tuition waivers are available to anyone who needs them.

Fall semester classes begin the week of September 15th and end December 18th.
 
To register for classes for the fall term, new students should visit: www.ccasfnm.org/edu
 
Returning students can register for the fall term using the link emailed to them by their teacher. Please include your name and birthdate with the check, cash, or money order when mailing to our office at:
Attn: Catholic Charities -Development Dept.
2010 Bridge Blvd SW Albuquerque, NM 87105
 
About Catholic Charities
For 74 years, Catholic Charities has served as the local 501(c)(3) affiliate of Catholic Charities USA to create hope for those in need within central New Mexico. As a nonprofit social services agency, Catholic Charities works with a variety of organizations to find solutions to some of the most pressing social challenges individuals, children and families face regardless of race, religion, country of origin, disabilities, age, gender, sexual orientation, or any other identifier.
 
With approximately 85 staff members and over 200 volunteers, the agency assists nearly 17,500 families throughout New Mexico’s Bernalillo, Sandoval and Santa Fe counties each year. Services include self-sufficiency and housing assistance, adult basic education classes, refugee support, low-cost immigration and citizenship legal services, senior transportation, and affordable housing developments. More information about Catholic Charities services can be found at www.ccasfnm.org or https://www.facebook.com/CCASFNM/. 

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Hoy se abre la inscripción para las clases en línea de educación para adultos. Caridades Católicas se ha comprometido a mejorar el acceso de los estudiantes a la educación por medio de la tecnología.


ALBUQUERQUE, NUEVO MÉXICO (17 de agosto de 2020) El programa de educación para adultos de Caridades Católicas continuará en línea durante el semestre de otoño y las inscripciones comenzarán hoy. Con una transición drástica a las clases en línea a mediados de la primavera debido a COVID-19, ofrecimos con éxito nuestro semestre de verano en línea con nuevos programas informáticos adaptados al aprendizaje de los estudiantes.

En este modelo de aprendizaje a distancia, los estudiantes pueden completar desde casa cursos de Equivalencia de escuela secundaria, Preparación para la universidad (Preparación ACCUPLACER), inglés conversacional, inglés como segundo idioma y Preparación para la ciudadanía. Caridades Católicas tendrá un suministro limitado de computadoras portátiles disponibles que podemos prestar a los estudiantes que las necesiten.

“Como educadores de adultos, entendemos la necesidad de brindar mayor equidad en el acceso a la tecnología y de asegurarnos de que los estudiantes estén equipados con las herramientas necesarias para alcanzar sus metas personales, educativas y profesionales”. dice María Bustamante, una de las educadoras de adultos de Caridades Católicas. Ella ha visto de primera mano cómo el acceso a la tecnología a través de cada componente de los cursos ha ayudado a sus estudiantes.

“Tengo estudiantes con muy diversas experiencias de vida, y eso incluye a algunos que nunca han usado una computadora. Después de un semestre de clases en línea y una introducción a la alfabetización digital básica, los estudiantes se sienten más seguros y preparados para lograr sus objetivos”, señaló.

Con este nuevo formato en línea, los estudiantes que antes no podían asistir a clases en nuestras oficinas ahora pueden participar en nuestro programa de educación para adultos. Este mayor acceso a las ofertas de cursos para los estudiantes, independientemente de su ubicación, posibilita la ampliación de los servicios de Caridades Católicas en la comunidad de Albuquerque y en sus alrededores. Nuestro programa se ha hecho más accesible para muchos estudiantes que trabajan a tiempo completo y que no cuentan con servicios de guardería infantil.

“La tecnología se ha vuelto más familiar para mis estudiantes; dadas las circunstancias, han transitado exitosamente al uso de medios de enseñanza digitales. Esto los ayudará a desempeñarse mejor en sus estudios y en la fuerza laboral”, dice Juan Sánchez, un educador de adultos de equivalencia de escuela secundaria de Caridades Católicas.
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Algunas de las tecnologías que estamos usando actualmente en el Center for Educational Opportunity and Career Pathways son:
- Google Classroom
- Burlington English, una plataforma en línea para aprender inglés
- Paxen Focus, un programa para los estudios de equivalencia de secundaria
- Mockingbird Education, un plan de estudios en línea que integra elementos de preparación para futuras profesiones en las lecciones
- Zoom y Google Meet, tecnologías de conferencias virtuales

Los educadores del centro han creado recursos de aprendizaje como presentaciones de PowerPoint, hojas de trabajo y exámenes, y colecciones de recursos de Internet previamente evaluados para los  estudiantes.

Para ampliar el acceso, los instructores también están creando videos y tutoriales paso a paso para ayudar a los estudiantes con las habilidades de alfabetización digital. Estos videos estarán disponibles en inglés, español y árabe.

La inscripción en línea para las clases está abierta del 17 de agosto al 1ro de septiembre para todos los estudiantes nuevos y que regresan. El único costo para los estudiantes es una tarifa de inscripción anual de $15.00, que pueden pagar con tarjeta de crédito / débito o transferencia bancaria. También pueden enviar directamente a nuestra oficina el pago de los $15.00 en efectivo, cheque o giro postal. Las personas que lo necesiten, pueden solicitar exenciones de pago. Las clases del semestre de otoño comienzan la semana del 15 de septiembre y terminan el 18 de diciembre.

Para inscribirse en las clases del trimestre de otoño, los estudiantes nuevos deben visitar: www.ccasfnm.org/edu 

Los estudiantes que regresan pueden registrarse para el trimestre de otoño usando el enlace que les envió su maestro/a por correo electrónico. Por favor incluya su nombre y fecha de nacimiento con el cheque, efectivo o giro postal si lo envía por correo a nuestra oficina a:
Attn: Catholic Charities - Development
2010 Bridge Blvd. SW  Albuquerque, NM 87105
 
Sobre Caridades Católicas

Durante 74 años, Caridades Católicas ha servido como el afiliado local 501 (c) (3) de Caridades Católicas de EE. UU. para crear esperanza para los necesitados en el centro de Nuevo México. Como una agencia de servicios sociales sin fines de lucro, Caridades Católicas trabaja con una variedad de organizaciones para encontrar soluciones a algunos de los desafíos sociales más apremiantes que enfrentan las personas, los niños y las familias, independientemente de su raza, religión, país de origen, discapacidades, edad, género u orientación sexual, o cualquier otro identificador.
Con aproximadamente 85 miembros del personal y más de 200 voluntarios, la agencia ayuda a casi 17,500 familias en los condados de Bernalillo, Sandoval y Santa Fe de Nuevo México cada año. Los servicios incluyen asistencia para la autosuficiencia y la vivienda, clases de educación básica para adultos, apoyo a refugiados, servicios legales de inmigración y ciudadanía de bajo costo, transporte para personas mayores y desarrollos de viviendas asequibles. Puede encontrar más información sobre los servicios de Caridades Católicas en www.ccasfnm.org o https://www.facebook.com/CCASFNM/. 

Center for Refugee Support seeks volunteers to help tutor youth

8/11/2020

 
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Center for Refugee Support is seeking volunteers for it’s Learning Partners program, which is apart of the International Club youth program.

The Learning Partners program was launched in response to the COVID-19 school closures that happened this past spring. With refugee youth struggling to learn material provided to them through virtual classrooms, Catholic Charities launched a partnership that helped all students engage with one another while providing tutoring support from Albuquerque Academy volunteers. The Center for Refugee Support is looking for volunteers to help tutor about an hour a week via Zoom.

Students in the program speak a variety of languages including Arabic, Dari, Pashto, Kirundi and Swahili. Being able to provide one-on-one support to help everyone navigate virtual learning with English language development support was critical to the education of these international students.

See the full story on KRQE here. 

MAKING CONNECTIONS: Catholic Charities Helps Refugee Families Gain Tech Access

8/6/2020

 
The notion that technology access and literacy was a challenge for Albuquerque refugee families didn't exactly come as a surprise with the advent of COVID-19, according to Sarah Azibo, program coordinator for Catholic Charities of New Mexico's refugee support.

In fact, digital literacy has been on the nonprofit's priority list for some time. Earlier this year, Russol Abdelfatah, a Catholic Charities bilingual community liaison with a background​ in information technology, headed up a tech skills class for a group of refugee women. The 13 participants met in a computer lab at HELP New Mexico to learn computer skills. 

But when the pandemic struck and everything went remote, Azibo said, the class went from 13 to about three, "because those were the only three who had internet and a computer to use," Azibo said. 

"We already knew this was a barrier and a challenge for families," she said. "But our awareness was heightened."
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Sarah Azibo, program coordinator for Catholic Charities of New Mexico's refugee support, delivered "learning bundles" to refugee families all over Albuquerque this spring after public schools closed.
See the full story in the Albuquerque Journal here. 

Catholic Charities hosts Adopt-a-Student Backpack Drive

8/4/2020

 
​ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – For the past seven years, Catholic Charities has collaborated with parishes, schools, and other organizations to distribute needed school supplies to low-income students. However, due to COVID-19 they’ve had to get creative while keeping their families, staff, and volunteers safe.

Director of community involvement for Catholic Charities, Kathy Freeze discusses how this year’s back-to-school collection campaign will work. The organization hopes to collect 130 backpacks full of supplies that will be distributed to children and refugee youth that have resettled in Albuquerque.

​See the full article at KRQE here. 

Message from the CEO of Catholic Charities in Albuquerque, NM

6/17/2020

 
​A Message from CEO Jim Gannon:
Many of us are hurt, shocked, and outraged by the tragic deaths of #AhmaudArbery, #GeorgeFloyd, #TonyMcDade, and #BreonnaTaylor. These are just recent names on a list that is far too long. These tragedies have brought the fears and injustices that Black Americans have faced every day for generations to the attention of the nation and the entire world.
There is a critical need for us all to confront racism and inequality. We must come together to build a deeper understanding of issues around social justice and equity for all. Yes, we must speak up and pray, but our words and petitions for change must also be energized into action to not just challenge but extinguish the beliefs, motivations, and events that dehumanize of others.
Catholic Charities will be a positive participant in addressing these issues whether internal or external to our organization. We will not wear blinders in our community and we will call out instances of oppression and racism that confront us directly or indirectly. We desire to be a seed of social justice from which compassion, equity, and peace can grow.

Registration for Adult Education Online Classes Opens Today

5/11/2020

 
Registration for Adult Education online classes at Catholic Charities open today.                                   
​La inscripción para las clases en línea de Educación de Adultos en Caridades Católicas está abierta hoy.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Catholic Charities, Dolores Nuñez, 505-724-4693, nunezd@ccasfnm.org
 
 
REGISTRATION FOR ADULT EDUCATION ONLINE CLASSES AT CATHOLIC CHARITIES OPEN TODAY
 
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO (May 11, 2020) Catholic Charities Adult Education program has moved completely online for the summer semester in light of COVID-19 health precautions. This remote learning model ensures that students can complete courses in High School Equivalency, College English Readiness (ACCUPLACER Preparation), Conversational English, English as a Second Language and Citizenship Preparation from home. Catholic Charities will have a limited supply of Chromebook laptops available for students to borrow if they need.
 
Online registration for classes is open May 11th through May 24th for all new and returning students. The only cost to students is a $15.00 registration fee payable by credit/debit card or bank transfer (applies only to returning students). Tuition waivers are available to anyone who needs them. Summer semester classes begin the week of May 27th and end August 13th.
       
With this new format of classes, students who were previously unable to attend classes at our offices will now be able to take part in our adult education program.  This increased access to course offerings for students, regardless of their location, allows Catholic Charities to broaden its services in the Albuquerque community and beyond.
 
Teachers at Catholic Charities have been training in methods for online education.  With classes going online, not only will all students gain knowledge in their chosen subject area, but they will also gain skills in digital literacy. Our team of over 15 teachers is ready to help all students and support them in their educational goals. Over 400 students enrolled in classes at Catholic Charities last semester.
 
To register for classes for the summer term, students should visit: www.ccasfnm.org/edu
 
About Catholic Charities
For 74 years, Catholic Charities has served as the local 501(c)(3) affiliate of Catholic Charities USA to create hope for those in need within central New Mexico. As a nonprofit social services agency, Catholic Charities works with a variety of organizations to find solutions to some of the most pressing social challenges individuals, children and families face regardless of race, religion, country of origin, disabilities, age, gender, sexual orientation, or any other identifier.
 
With approximately 85 staff members and over 200 volunteers, the agency assists nearly 17,500 families throughout New Mexico’s Bernalillo, Sandoval and Santa Fe counties each year. Services include self-sufficiency and housing assistance, adult basic education classes, refugee support, low-cost immigration and citizenship legal services, senior transportation, and affordable housing developments. More information about Catholic Charities services can be found at www.ccasfnm.org or https://www.facebook.com/CCASFNM/. 
 
LA INSCRIPCIÓN PARA CLASES EN LÍNEA DE EDUCACIÓN PARA ADULTOS EN CARIDADES CATÓLICAS ABRE HOY
 
ALBUQUERQUE, NUEVO MÉXICO (11 de mayo de 2020) El programa de Educación para Adultos de Caridades Católicas ofrecerá todos sus cursos completamente en línea durante el semestre de verano, a la luz de las precauciones de salud de COVID-19. Este modelo de aprendizaje remoto garantiza que los estudiantes puedan completar cursos en Equivalencia de la Escuela Superior, Preparación para el Inglés Universitario (Preparación ACCUPLACER), Inglés Conversacional, Inglés como Segundo Idioma y Preparación para la Ciudadanía desde su hogar. Caridades Católicas tendrá un suministro limitado de computadoras portátiles Chromebook disponibles para que los estudiantes las pidan prestadas si las necesitan.
 
La inscripción en línea para las clases está abierta del 11 al 24 de mayo para todos los estudiantes nuevos y actuales. El único costo para los estudiantes nuevos es una tarifa de inscripción de $ 15.00 por año, que puede ser paga con tarjeta de crédito / débito o transferencia bancaria. Las exenciones de matrícula están disponibles para cualquier persona que las necesite. Las clases del semestre de verano comienzan la semana del 27 de mayo y finalizan el 13 de agosto.
 
Con este nuevo formato de clases, los estudiantes que antes no podían asistir a clases en nuestro centro ahora podrán participar en nuestro programa de educación para adultos. Este acceso más amplio a la oferta de cursos para estudiantes, independientemente de su ubicación, permite a Caridades Católicas aumentar sus servicios en la comunidad de Albuquerque y otras ciudades.
 
Los maestros de Caridades Católicas han estado capacitándose en métodos para la educación en línea. Con las clases en línea, no solo todos los estudiantes obtendrán conocimientos en el área temática elegida, sino que también adquirirán habilidades en alfabetización digital. Nuestro equipo de más de 15 maestros está listo para ayudar a todos los estudiantes y apoyarlos en sus objetivos educativos. Más de 400 estudiantes se matricularon en clases en Caridades Católicas el semestre pasado.
 
Para inscribirse en las clases para el trimestre de verano, los estudiantes deben visitar: www.ccasfnm.org/edu
 
Sobre Caridades Católicas
Durante 74 años, Caridades Católicas ha servido como el afiliado local 501 (c) (3) de Caridades Católicas de EE. UU. para crear esperanza para los necesitados en el centro de Nuevo México. Como una agencia de servicios sociales sin fines de lucro, Caridades Católicas trabaja con una variedad de organizaciones para encontrar soluciones a algunos de los desafíos sociales más apremiantes que enfrentan las personas, los niños y las familias, independientemente de su raza, religión, país de origen, discapacidades, edad, género u orientación sexual, o cualquier otro identificador.
Con aproximadamente 85 miembros del personal y más de 200 voluntarios, la agencia ayuda a casi 17,500 familias en los condados de Bernalillo, Sandoval y Santa Fe de Nuevo México cada año. Los servicios incluyen asistencia para la autosuficiencia y la vivienda, clases de educación básica para adultos, apoyo a refugiados, servicios legales de inmigración y ciudadanía de bajo costo, transporte para personas mayores y desarrollos de viviendas asequibles. Puede encontrar más información sobre los servicios de Caridades Católicas en www.ccasfnm.org o https://www.facebook.com/CCASFNM/. 

Catholic Charities expands Santa Fe services

1/16/2019

 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 16, 2019
 
 
CONTACT:       Dolores Nuñez, Development Director
                            (505) 724-4693 (office)
                            (505) 720-0747 (cell)
                            nunezd@ccasfnm.org 

SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO – Catholic Charities is expanding its Center for Self-Sufficiency and Housing Assistance to Santa Fe, thanks to support from FEMA and the New Mexico Community Foundation.
 
This funding has allowed Catholic Charities to hire a full-time case manager to work in their Santa Fe office on San Felipe. The case manager will assist families and individuals in Santa Fe with direct referrals to housing, public benefits (such as SNAP, TANF and SSI), mental and behavioral health services and transportation. Catholic Charities will also work with the NM Rapid Response Fund to assist Santa Fe residents facing a crisis.
 
Currently, Catholic Charities’ Santa Fe office provides services through its Center for Immigration and Citizenship Legal Assistance. Last year, the agency also began sponsoring Project Ascent Upon Learning (PAUL), a pilot program organized by Santa Fe author John Lonergan. PAUL aims to help second grade students at Sweeney Elementary School read at grade level with intensive one-on-one coaching, teacher support, and mentorship from Capital High School students.
 
“We are very happy with the initial success of the PAUL program,” said Jim Gannon, CEO/Executive Director of Catholic Charities. “Now we have a great opportunity to add case management to support Santa Fe households in distress.”
 
Jack Conrad, the Spiritual Care Manager at CHRISTUS St. Vincent, has joined the Board of Directors of Catholic Charities to help the agency further its Santa Fe engagement. He will be taking the place of Santa Fe resident and longtime Catholic Charities Board Member Eddie Gallegos, who recently reached his term limit.
 
Catholic Charities’ main office is in Albuquerque, however, the organization continues to find new opportunities to expand much needed services throughout central New Mexico including Santa Fe, Sandoval, and Valencia counties.
 
More details will be shared at Catholic Charities’ Santa Fe Recognition Event taking place on the afternoon of February 22, 2019. 

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