The importance of connection for North Bay seniors

Published on January 27, 2025

From Mill Valley to Calistoga, North Bay seniors are improving their mental and physical well-being by taking time to enjoy and listen to one another. Having safe, open spaces that celebrate diversity and inclusivity helps older adults face down many hurdles, including medical concerns and differences in socioeconomic backgrounds.

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Catholic Charities of Southeast Missouri’s Lifehouse Crisis Maternity Home provides refuge

January 27, 2025
A Heartland non-profit fulfills its mission to help homeless pregnant women. Since Lifehouse Crisis Maternity Home opened its doors in April, 11 women and eight babies have found refuge in the Cape Girardeau home. Heather Vashino and her son Mason are currently staying in the home. “I feel just so much love between me and him. He’s like my little partner,” said Vashino.

The Benedict Apartments: A new beginning in Glenwood Springs

January 30, 2025
Nestled between the soaring peaks and rivers of Glenwood Springs, a new chapter is unfolding for many in need of affordable housing. The Benedict, a new development by Catholic Charities Housing, is set to provide a rare opportunity for low-income seniors to live in a place where they can enjoy both the beauty of the mountains and the comfort of an affordable home.The project, currently under cons