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“I was skeptical,” said Laver, “but I needed somewhere to figure things out.”  Keeping mostly to himself, Laver continued his job search. As time went on, he watched what was happening around him at the center. “I began to realize that if they could help that person with what they are going through, then surely they could also help me.” Laver said.  

Elizabeth Homes from CBS 6 sat down with a former foster youth, current foster parents, and our own BeBe Tran to talk about the Unaccompanied Refugee Minors foster care program in Richmond. 

Over the years, countless individuals and families have been deeply touched by Commonwealth Catholic Charities’ adoption and pregnancy...

In September 2023, CCC and partner agencies in the Greater Richmond area teamed up for a housing surge. The goal? To connect 50 households t

On the night of January 24 and the morning of January 25, 2024, CCC's homeless services team participated in the Richmond and Greater...

Just four years after arriving in the United States as a refugee from Afghanistan, Chef Hamidullah Noori opened his restaurant, The...

Thank you to the United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg for featuring CCC's Carson Cuppett on a recent episode of their podcast. A...