ASSOCIATED CATHOLIC CHARITIES INC

Community Services programs support people impacted by poverty as follows: My Sister's Place Women's Center is Baltimore City's longest-serving women's day shelter and resource center for women and children experiencing homelessness and poverty. Supportive housing programs offer emergency, transitional, and permanent housing with an array of other services such as case management, counseling, career and life skills and employment assistance to help residents resume stable, independent lives. Our Daily Bread Employment Center helps people in need with a daily hot meal, case management, job training and employment counseling. Head Start and Early Head Start programs are child and family development programs that enables children to be better prepared when entering kindergarten, thereby improving the likelihood of their success in school and in life. The Esperanza Center is a comprehensive immigrant resource center that offers hope by providing essential services, referrals, ESL education, healthcare, and low-cost immigration legal services. The Weinberg Housing and Resource Center provides homeless services to adult men and women in Baltimore City.

Some affiliated organizations included in Associated Catholic Charities' consolidated financial statements receive agency funding to support their various programs from the Organization. While in consolidation this funding is eliminated, since this return only reflects Associated Catholic Charities, the financial support provided is an expense of the Organization.