A Journey of Service

To find lodging along their cross country bike trip, the couple used the online resources to find accommodations. In Lafayette, they selected lodging with a host family who happened to be regular volunteers (scheduled the next day to serve!) at St. Joseph Diner.

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Homeless to Housewarmed in full swing!

Catholic Charities of Acadiana’s Homeless to Housewarmed initiative kicked off on June 1st and has been moving full speed ahead ever since! We have successfully warmed the homes of four different clients with the help of volunteer groups from Lafayette, Breaux Bridge, Broussard, and Abbeville.

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Catholic Charities of Acadiana statement on Governor Landry’s veto of homeless shelter funding

"The vetoed shelter appropriations are a significant setback to our pro-life efforts to care for our vulnerable neighbors experiencing homelessness," said Kim Boudreaux, CEO of Catholic Charities of Acadiana. "Our shelter serves as a critical lifeline for 87 individuals each night who have nowhere else to turn. We face an uncertain future for those who seek shelter with us as a last resort." 

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Letter from the CEO: What our Volunteers Mean to Us

There is no true way to express your immense value to us and our work. Your commitment to Catholic Charities of Acadiana has allowed us to extend the mercy of Christ to some of our most vulnerable neighbors who have no one else to turn to. You selflessly gave of your time to help serve over 22,000 warm meals monthly through St. Joseph Diner. You helped put together over 3,000 emergency food bags each month through FoodNet Food Bank. Your compassionate response to our clients in their time of need through Rebuilding Together Acadiana and our disaster response program reminded them of their God given dignity while providing real help in their time of need.

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