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Catholic Charities Atlanta
- 680 W Peachtree St NW
- Atlanta, Georgia
- 30308
- Phone: (404) 881-6571
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Chief Operating Officer Joseph Galvin is a native of New York and has resided in the Atlanta area since 2001. Mr. Galvin earned both his Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia and has over 18 years of experience in the field of social services. He has extensive experience in relative foster care, residential treatment, outpatient mental health counseling, independent living and program administration, accreditation standards, and focuses especially on diverse and at-risk populations.
“As you know, a big part of the recovery process is accomplished through referrals that enable survivors to put their lives back together and Catholic Charities Atlanta’s Disaster Response Program has played a major role in providing that service. Over and over again, I’ve heard stories of how your program staff has been able to provide assistance to families that would not otherwise have received any help at all.
Ventures & Capital , a business consulting firm, with over 20 years of experience in developing strategies and partnerships that have resulted in successful investment partners.
Catholic Charities Atlanta is able to provide a holistic approach to services because of valuable collaborations within our community. As a member of the Atlanta non-profit community for over fifty years, CCA partners with local businesses, corporations, and other non-profits to provide much needed assistance to those in need.
Our case workers are still on the ground, canvassing the hardest hit areas to provide assistance where needed. In the first months after the storm, we provided rental assistance, food cards, gas cards, and utility assistance. Eighteen months later, CCA continues to provide help to families and individuals in North Georgia. We have provided financial assistance to help your neighbors finish repairing their damaged homes and roofs. New porches have been built for handicapped victims. Kitchen cabinets and flooring have been purchased and installed. The work continues.