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Who we Are

Catholic Charities
is a place of Help
and Hope.

Providing Help.  Creating Hope.

Serving Colorado Springs, Castle Rock, El Paso and Douglas counties, and surrounding Central Colorado communities.

Helping Our Neighbors in Need.
At Catholic Charities, helping our neighbors is who we are. As the charitable arm of the Diocese of Colorado Springs and a trusted human services agency, we support individuals and families facing crisis, hardship, and uncertainty—offering hope, stability, and compassionate care.

Many of our neighbors struggle with affordable housing, financial hardship, parenting challenges, or limited support systems. When they come to us, they are often overwhelmed and afraid. But they are never alone.

Compassionate Support. Real Solutions.
Our staff and volunteers listen with compassion and help connect people to meaningful solutions, community resources, and programs rooted in Catholic Social Teaching and the dignity of every human life.

We serve anyone in need, regardless of faith, race, gender, age, disability, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, or background—because every person matters.

Hope Begins With You.
Every act of compassion can transform a life. Thank you for being part of that hope.

We believe relationships empower and transform lives – that people who are experiencing poverty and injustice should be “seen” and served.

There are many ways you can support the work of
Catholic Charities

our impact

Fiscal Year 2023/2024

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93187

Meals Served

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255003 lbs

of food distributed through the Marketplace

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2702

people served through Family Connections

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11971

unduplicated people served throughout the agency

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87

cents of every dollar helps those in need

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66536

volunteer hours donated

FAQ’s

What services does Catholic Charities of Central Colorado provide?
Catholic Charities provides food assistance, housing support, counseling, family services, immigration legal help, rent and utility assistance, employment support, and emergency services in Central Colorado.

Do I have to be Catholic to receive help?
No. Catholic Charities serves people in need regardless of faith, background, or beliefs.

Where can I get food assistance?
Food assistance is available through Marian House Kitchen, The Marketplace food pantry, and the Castle Rock Pantry.

Where is Catholic Charities of Central Colorado located?
Catholic Charities serves Colorado Springs, Castle Rock, El Paso County, Douglas County, and nearby Central Colorado communities.

How do I get help?
Visit the Get Help page, call 719-636-2345, or contact the program that best fits your need.

about us

Our Mission
& Values

In response to Jesus Christ’s call to affirm the value and dignity of each human life, to build solidarity within the community, and to advocate for justice for the poor and vulnerable, Catholic Charities of Central Colorado humbly engages in the ministry of charity for those in both economic and spiritual poverty so that all – staff, volunteers, and clients – may fully achieve their God-given potential.
We help individuals and families move from crisis to stability through compassionate services, community support, and faith-based care.

values

We pursue justice because of our belief in the life and dignity of the human person. We bring justice and dignity to life through our values and principles of Catholic Social Teaching – Learn More:
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Trust
  • If we say it, we’ll do it.
  • We give grace for imperfections.
  • We prioritize and achieve success through relationships.
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Love
  • We choose compassion
  • We love our neighbor as we love God
  • We value the diversity of the human family
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Service
  • We are called to serve
  • We serve anyone in need with a servant’s heart
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Solidarity
  • We stand together and fight alongside anyone in need against injustice, and against the odds
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Boldness
  • All things are possible with God
  • We are not afraid to do the right thing
  • We take risks to meet community needs
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Grit
  • We don’t give up on what we believe

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At the SET Clinic at Marian House, Catholic Charities of Central Colorado provides no-cost care to those who need it most—serving individuals who are uninsured, underinsured, experiencing homelessness, or relying on Medicaid. Our Faith Community Nurse walks alongside each person, offering care, guidance, and support. Everyone deserves a path to health, dignity, and stability. ❤️

Learn more at CCharitiesCC.org ⚕️

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Thank you to today’s sponsor for supporting The Marian House and sharing this message in memorial of Michael B. Wirth. ❤️

We are deeply grateful for your generosity and remembrance, which help Catholic Charities of Central Colorado continue providing hope, compassion, and support to individuals and families in need throughout our community.

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Thank you to today�

May is Mental Health Awareness Month — a reminder that caring for your mental health is just as important as caring for your physical health. 💚

At Catholic Charities of Central Colorado Counseling Services, compassionate therapists provide support and guidance for individuals navigating stress, anxiety, relationship struggles, self-esteem challenges, and more. Therapy offers a safe space to heal, grow, and build healthy coping strategies.

Call 719-866-6535 or Email Counselinginfo@CCharitiesCC.org to schedule today!
We accept Medicare, Medicaid, third-party, and private insurance.

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May is Mental Health

Matthew
25:35-36, 40

This is the default image

For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me, naked and you clothed me, ill and you cared for me, in prison and you visited me.

And the king will say to them in reply, ‘Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.’”

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