Catholic Charities USA
An argument broke out among the Apostles
about which of them should be regarded as the greatest.
Jesus said to them,"The kings of the Gentiles lord it over them
and those in authority over them are addressed as 'Benefactors';
but among you it shall not be so.
Rather, let the greatest among you be as the youngest,and the leader
as the servant.
For who is greater:
the one seated at table or the one who serves?
Is it not the one seated at table?
I am among you as the one who serves.
It is you who have stood by me in my trials;
and I confer a kingdom on you,
just as my Father has conferred one on me,
that you may eat and drink at my table in my Kingdom;
and you will sit on thrones
judging the twelve tribes of Israel." Lk 22:24-30
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Have you checked your TO DO list?
Register for the 2019 Annual Gathering ?
Book my Flight ?
Book My Hotel
Be sure to check out the hotel options: Hyatt Regency Reservation :
DoubleTree by Hilton Albuquerque Reservation : Hotel Andaluz, and book
your reservation before the block is sold out.In return for the use of
the Convention Center's meeting space, CCUSA guarantees that a certain
percentage of attendees will stay in the selected hotels. The hotel
discounts the rate for conference attendees from their normal charges.
If CCUSA does not meet the contracted sleeping room commitment, CCUSA
is obligated to cover the difference. This can cost the conference
thousands of dollars in financial penalties. Please support the CCUSA
Annual Gathering by staying at one of the selected hotels.
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Don't miss out on the 2019 Applied Institute for Disaster Excellence
(AIDE) training in Jacksonville, Fla., in December
Join us Monday, December 2nd to Friday, December 6th in Jacksonville,
Florida for AIDE. It is the only training created for and by the
Catholic Charities network to increase the capacity of local agencies
in their provision of disaster services. The schedule is designed to
provide opportunities for peer-to-peer networking, daily liturgy,
meditation and earning Continuing Education Credits (CEC) for Social
Work and Professional Counseling. Plus, this year you can look forward
to new plenary speakers, site visit options and disaster case
management training for all staff levels from entry to supervisory
personnel. Register today until October 11 at the rate of $350 for
this critical training! Your 2019 AIDE Ticket Breakdown includes:
registration for workshops; opening night networking reception; hotel
stay for 5 days & 4 nights; workshop material/handouts; food &
beverages from Monday night to Friday afternoon. CLICK HERE TO
REGISTER NOW.
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Submit agency stories to the CCUSA storybank
When you share with us a story about your work and the people you
serve in your local community, we can then share your stories not only
with a national audience but also the lawmakers on Capitol Hill. Our
government affairs team goes to the Hill often, and they are able to
represent the Catholic Charities ministry more persuasively when they
can share local stories that demonstrate the success and efficacy of
programs and services. So please share your stories about food
programs, affordable housing, family reunification, integrated health,
social enterprises, and everything you do! Stories that involve the
federal funding you receive are needed especially. We want everyone to
know about the great work you are doing! Submit your stories
here.
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Events and Webinars
Family-centered coaching webinar
Content includes strategies to integrate services for parents and
children for higher impact. Family-Centered Coaching is a framework
for human service that focuses on the interconnected needs of the
whole family, instead of only on the needs of one person in one area
of their life. It recognizes that parents have developed strengths
over their lifetimes and they are working hard to move their families
along. By viewing families as resourceful and having the solutions to
their challenges, coaches can form strong partnerships where parents
are in the driver's seat. After registering, you will receive a
confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Date: Sept. 12, 2019. Time: 2 PM EDT. View System Requirements.
Register here.
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Ethical Leadership: Navigating Rough Waters with Ease
Length of Course: Three-week
Type of Course: Self-paced (during three-week course run);
Instructor-led
Course Access: Learners may access the course for up to 90 days
Dates: September 16, 2019 - October 6, 2019
Price: $180
At a time when societal distrust is rising, there is arguably no
leadership skill more critical than the ability to spot dilemmas and
make sound ethical decisions. Ethical Leadership is designed to help
current and aspiring social-impact leaders unleash their potential by
equipping them with an ethical lens. This course walks you through the
key issues and risks facing social-impact leaders, providing
real-world examples, tools, and strategies. (Alliance partners
and CNPs receive a 20% discount. Use code: NONPROFITPARTNER). Register
and learn more here!
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Empathy-First Communications: Motivate Your Team by Leading with
Empathy
Length of Course: Five-week
Type of Course: Self-paced (during five-week course run);
Instructor-led
Course Access: Learners may access the course for up to 90 days
Dates: September 23, 2019-October 27, 2019
Price: $325
Effective communications is, without question, the most critical
determinant of leadership success (especially for those in the
nonprofit sector). This is how we develop and sustain key
relationships that allow us to achieve a common purpose. But what
makes a leader an effective communicator? In this course, you will
learn time-tested strategies for empathy-first communications that
have been practiced and refined by thousands of executives around the
world. (Alliance partners and CNPs receive a 20% discount. Use code:
NONPROFITPARTNER) Register and learn more here!
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Re-scheduled: Partnership spotlight, recruiting and developing top
talent with the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance
Join us for a webinar Oct. 8, 2019, at 3 PM EDT to learn more about
the partnership between Catholic Charities USA and the Nonprofit
Leadership Alliance. During this session you will learn how the
Alliance can assist you with:
1) Launching or growing an internship program;
2) Recruiting a diverse and talented workforce, and
3) Developing and retaining your talent.
Attendees will be entered in a drawing to win a paid registration in
any online course offered by the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance, for
example, the popular Effective Staff Supervision course developed in
partnership with 501© services. The scholarship will be emailed
to the winner after the webinar. REGISTER HERE.
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Grant Opportunities and Resources
Pray for peace and racial justice in our communities on the Feast of
St. Peter Claver (Sept. 9)
According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the Second
Vatican Council, racism and every form of discrimination based on
"sex, race, color, social conditions, language, or religion must
be curbed and eradicated as incompatible with God's
design" (Catechism, par. 1935 and Gaudium et Spes, no.
29). We must work to protect the dignity of all members of one
human family by confronting racism in all its forms and by welcoming
and celebrating the diversity of the many faces of the children of God
in our communities. Visit the U.S. Catholic bishops page on healing
racism to learn how the Church is praying, teaching, and acting
against racism, and how you can get involved on Sept. 9 (the annual
Day of Prayer for Peace in our Communities), and beyond.
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Nationwide Foundation invites applictions for 2020 grant program
The foundation is inviting applications for general operating support
and project and/or program support from organizations serving the
following communities: Brea/Orange County and Sacramento, California;
Columbus (Metro), Ohio; Denver, Colorado; Des Moines, Iowa;
Gainesville, Florida; Harleysville and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania;
Raleigh (Metro), North Carolina; Texas; Scottsdale/Phoenix (Metro),
Arizona; and Wausau, Wisconsin. The foundation has identified the
following funding priorities:
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*Tier One: Emergency and Basic Needs - Aligned to its
business, the foundation seeks to help in an emergency and partners
with organizations that provide life's necessities.
*Tier Two: Crisis Stabilization - Before a crisis happens
or after one hits, the foundation seeks to mend the safety net and, to
that end, partners with organizations that provide resources to
help individuals and families pick up the pieces after one occurs.
*Tier Three: Personal and Family Empowerment - The
foundations partners with organizations to support for at-risk youth
and families in poverty situations who need tools and resources to
advance their lives.
The foundation prioritizes Tier 1 and Tier 2 categories. To be
eligible, applicants must serve one of the aforementioned designated
communities and be tax exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal
Revenue Code. As a general rule, national organizations are not
eligible unless the applicant is a local branch or chapter providing
direct services. See the Nationwide Foundation website for complete
program guidelines and application instructions. Link to Complete
RFP
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Effective staff supervision
Effective staff management is a powerful tool that should be added to
every supervisor's toolbelt - and the Effective Staff
Supervision course will do just that. This 8-week course begins by
introducing you to the art and science behind effective supervision.
The course will dive into more tactical issues such as effective
hiring, monitoring and feedback strategies. It will also push you to
flex your leadership capacity, understanding your unique style and how
to use your strengths to build a cohesive, high-performing team. By
the end of the eight weeks, you will have the strategies and knowledge
needed to be a highly effective manager. Length of Course: Eight
weeks. Type of Course: Self-paced (during eight-week course run);
Instructor-led. Dates: October 14, 2019. Price: $600 (Alliance
partners and CNPs receive a 20% discount. Use code: NONPROFITPARTNER).
Register and learn more here.
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The Catalyst Kitchens October "Foodservice Job Training Programs 101
Workshop" communications toolkit
Foodservice job training social enterprises come in many shapes and
sizes. What does success look like? How do established programs
operate sustainably and serve their community through foodservice job
training? Our partner Catalyst Kitchens specializes in growing and
sustaining foodservice social enterprise job training programs that
focus on training students to find employment in the hospitality
sector. This two-day workshop will inspire participants to explore how
the world of foodservice job training social enterprise can make
transformational impact in their local communities. Walk away with the
framework you need to champion this program model or grow your
program's social impact. Next workshop is October 9 & 10,
2019 in Orlando, Florida, hosted by the Second Harvest Food Bank
of Central Florida. Find more details here. Our network receives a
special partnership discount for $125 off the workshop fee. Use
discount code
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CKPARTNER upon registration to receive the partnership discount.
The Catalyst Kitchens November "Train the Trainer Workshop" toolkit
The Catalyst Kitchens Train the Trainer workshops are designed for
student trainers and programs staff to engage students from day one by
creating a strong culture of learning in the kitchen and classroom.
This workshop gives chefs and frontline instructors the tools and
techniques to effectively coach, teach, and provide critical feedback
to their training populations. Participants will learn how to:
* Establish a culture of learning in the kitchen and classroom
through the Coaching Champions course
* Engage students from day 1 with consistent language,
guidelines, and teaching techniques
* Lead effective classroom and kitchen lessons for diverse
learners
* Write productive recurring student evaluations for improved
departmental communications
* Build person-centric language and approach to training that
foster stable program growth and retention
The next workshop is November 7 & 8, 2019 in Seattle, Washington,
hosted by FareStart. Our network receives a special partnership
discount for $125 off the workshop fee. Check out more details here.
Use discount code
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CKPARTNER upon registration to receive the partnership discount.
Employment Opportunities
Catholic Charities job opportunities now listed on CCUSA website
Anyone can view the job opportunities by clicking on the "Careers" tag
on the footer of the CCUSA webpage. To post a job opportunity, one
must be a member and have access to the members' portal in order to
fill out the submission form (click on "Careers" tag on members only
portal homepage). If you have any questions about the new job
opportunities submission form, please contact David Werning or Lily
Stewart. Please click here to access job opportunities.
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CCUSA Photo Gallery
Did you know that one of the benefits CCUSA provides to member
agencies is access to a professional photo gallery? Visit our Flickr
photo pages to explore our albums and photos. If you would like a
high-resolution version for your agency's use, please email CCUSA with
photo number.
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