The Annual Catholic Appeal provides support to tens of thousands of people in Brooklyn and Queens through key programs, ministries, and services administered by the Diocese of Brooklyn. This year Catholic Migration Services is among a group of 4 other
The Annual Diocesan Migration Day Mass celebrated unity among diverse ethnic communities,
Eligible green card holders attend a free naturalization workshop to get one step closer to citizenship.
Catholic Migration Services awarded a two-year grant from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to help Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs) apply for United States citizenship. The highly competitive grant, was awarded to only two grant recipients in New
This year Catholic Migration Services honored 30 leaders representing 29 ethnic ministries for the 2018 Shining Star Award Dinners. Honorees were selected by their peers in their respective ethnic ministries at Gargulio's Restaurant in Coney Island, Brooklyn and embody the
Catholic Migration Services joins New York Counts 2020, a coalition to maximize participation in the census and therefore counter the expected impact of the citizenship question if added to the 2020 census.
Catholic Migration Services among a list of organizations advocating for immigrants' rights and legal services to bring books to minors who often have to wait for long periods in court,
El concejal Jimmy Van Bramer denuncia propaganda que apareció en Queens como un símbolo antiinmigrante.
Activists, educators, and residents join local Council Member to encourage New Yorkers to actively confront hateful anti-immigrant rhetoric when they see it. This in response to hate group activity in the borough of Queens.
Catholic Migration Services joins City official and advocates to reiterate immigrants are welcome in NY to denounce posters urging people to report undocumented immigrants to the federal government.