Catholic Charities is one of the largest private family service agencies in Fairfield County.
We serve the most vulnerable in our communities.
You Can Make a Difference2026 Event Schedule
People of Hope Mobile Museum
Fairfield University, Behind Mahoney Arena | April 1st 10 AM–6 PM April 2nd 2 PM–6 PM
Thomas Merton Family Center Celebrity Breakfast
SHU Martire Family Arena | 7–9 AM
Stamford New Covenant Center Summer Soirée
Woodway Country Club | 5:30 PM
Catholic Charities Golf Classic
Country Club of Darien | 10:30 AM – 7 PM
Danbury Celebrity Breakfast
Amber Room Colonnade | 7–9 AM
Norwalk Celebrity Breakfast
Shorehaven Golf Club | 7–9 AM
Helping Since 1916
Catholic Charities serves Fairfield County with programs that feed the hungry and homebound, shelter the homeless, strengthen families, assist with physical and mental health, and deliver consultation and assistance to immigrants. We serve all people without regard to age, race, religion, or ability to pay.
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Case Manager (part-time) – New Covenant Center
Provide compassionate case management for individuals and families in crisis, focusing on crisis intervention, advocacy, and connecting clients to internal and external resources.
Assistant Preschool Teacher – Room To Grow, Norwalk
Assist in providing high-quality care and education for children aged three-to-five, supporting classroom activities, development, and family advocacy at Room to Grow Preschool.
Senior Case Manager – Thomas Merton Family Center
Deliver structured and compassionate case management services, supervise junior staff, coordinate services, and serve as a key link between clients, community resources, and internal services at Thomas Merton Family Center.
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