Staff volunteering

Volunteering is Compassion

Situated in the heart of the capital city, the Charleston office of Catholic Charities often encounters people experiencing homelessness and responds to their needs with dignity and respect. One summer day, a simple conversation with a woman named Karen sparked a transformative initiative. Karen’s request for basic items like Q-tips revealed a pressing need within...

NHS students volunteering

The Power of Volunteering

Recently, the Elkins High School National Honor Society organized a special food distribution project for at-risk senior citizens at our Elkins pantry. What ensued was not just an act of service, but a testament to the transformative power of volunteering. Over a dozen students, driven by compassion and a desire to make a difference, rallied...

A Transformative Journey: Jason’s Inspiring Story Through Our Case Management Program

Case Management at Catholic Charities West Virginia serves to advance the organization’s mission by delivering comprehensive social services to the disadvantaged and underserved population, demonstrating the agency’s unwavering commitment to alleviating poverty among the residents of the Mountain State. Through collaborative efforts between the Case Manager and the service recipient, a strategic plan is devised...

Neighbor with Betty

Catholic Charities: A Safe Space

Brian Swoze lives in Wheeling without housing. To meet many of his basic needs, he comes to the Catholic Charities Neighborhood Center. “I come here because it’s a safe space,” said Brian. “There’s no judgment – just people here to help.” The Catholic Charities Neighborhood Center provides comprehensive social services, including: food and hygiene pantry...

House in a box photo

Finally Feeling at Home

“Jane” was home with her family as flooding began in her community in March 2021. She and her family did what they could to elevate their belongings; however, they were forced to evacuate as waters continued to rise. Jane, her husband and their three children hiked the mountain behind their home to safety. Three and...

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