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Catholic Charities honors businessman Frank Taylor as Light of Hope in Mercer County

May 20, 2019

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton will honor Frank Taylor as a Light of Hope in Mercer County at the 30th Annual Guardian Angel Dinner Dance in September.
Taylor served on Catholic Charities’ Mercer County board for nine years and has consistently supported the agency financially for …

Catholic Charities honors Delanco Police Chief Jesse DeSanto as Light of Hope in Burlington County

May 19, 2019

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton will honor Delanco Police Chief Jesse DeSanto as a Light of Hope in Burlington County at the 30th Annual Guardian Angel Dinner Dance in September.
DeSanto is a longtime financial supporter of Catholic Charities and has worked closely with Catholic Charities’ …

Catholic Charities honors businessman Stanley Koreyva Jr. as Light of Hope in Monmouth County

May 17, 2019

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton will honor Stanley Koreyva Jr. with its Light of Hope Award for Monmouth County at the 30th Annual Guardian Angel Dinner Dance in September.
Koreyva has served on Catholic Charities’ board of trustees since 2015. He also has donated financially for …

Employee Spotlight: Human trafficking educator reflects on a life of service

May 2, 2019

The Rev. Dr. Dan Correa does a lot of talking.
He’s lead presenter for Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton’s Human Trafficking program, which has him talking to community groups across the state to educate them about the prevalence of “modern-day slavery.”
He’s the pastor for three churches …

Public urged to turn in unused prescription drugs at Take Back Day

April 24, 2019

Misusing prescription drugs often is the first, tragic step people take into addiction, so safely disposing of unneeded prescription drugs is the first, crucial step people should take to fight a deadly opioid crisis that claimed more than 3,100 lives in New Jersey last year, …

More money needed for domestic violence services, NJ advocates say

April 23, 2019

Advocates for domestic violence survivors are calling on New Jersey lawmakers to increase funding for domestic violence services, after the state’s domestic homicide rate rose to the highest it has been in the past decade.
Officials from the New Jersey Coalition to End Domestic Violence testified …

Family-strengthening programs in Mercer expand to Ewing

April 10, 2019

Several Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton family-strengthening programs based in Mercer County have expanded to a new location in Ewing.
The new office opened April 8 in a sprawling, ground-floor, 6,000-square-foot office space in the Scotch Plaza at 1239 Parkway Ave.
The programs that moved, which are …

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