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Univision visited Catholic Charities Father English Center on March 31st. A segment ran on their 6:00PM News.

The syndicated program will highlight our vast work and diabetes program.

CEO, Scott Milliken thanks Catholc Charities employees during this crisis

"We have a unique opportunity as Christians to respond with charity and kindness and bring more love in our world." 

As the CDC and health officials continue to discourage large gatherings of people, we have decided to temporarily close The Department for Persons with Disabilities' Gruenert Center effective immediately.

Catholic Charities has been actively monitoring the ongoing developments around Coronavirus (COVID-19) and is taking extra precautions to ensure the health of our staff, volunteers, and service recipients as we continue to serve our community.

If you or a loved one are at risk of becoming homeless and living in Morris County please reach out to us and we will do our best to help you.

On March 5, 1965 The Department for Persons with Disabilities was established by Bishop James J. Navagh; Father John Wehrlen was named our first Executive Director

Hope House, located in Dover, is in need of professional support to better serve people in need.

The Gala, held in memory of Jimmie Murray welcomed nearly 1,000 guests

Longtime supporter of the Department for Persons with Disabilities will forever be remembered as a gentleman and friend to all.

Providing help and creating hope for seniors in Paterson!

Senators Encourage Schools, Businesses, and Local Governments to Participate

Over 10,000 Christmas gifts and an immeasurable amount of cheer were given to individuals at Straight and Narrow, CFCS and the Department for Persons with Disabilities. Thousands of pounds of food were also donated, just in time for Thanksgiving.

On January 10th the 7th Annual Dunk for Disabilities Event was held at Jefferson Township High School supporting the Department for Persons with Disabilities.

Scott Milliken was recently appointed to the Board of Trustees of the Health Coalition of Passaic County.

DPD's community service group helped thousands of those in need throughout 2019.

This year's event, to be held on February 16th - will recognize those who have made a lasting impact on the Department for Persons with Disabilities (DPD).

Mr. Zappile brings over 30 years of experience to new role and will work to further unify Catholic Charities

The Delbarton Family spreads Christmas cheer, makes a difference in the lives of many.