We are committed to helping immigrants, refugees, and their families thrive in Northeast Wisconsin. Whether you need assistance navigating the immigration process or support as you adjust to life in the United States, our team is here to provide trusted guidance, resources, and compassionate support.
Use the options below to learn more about our Immigration Legal Services, which provide assistance with immigration matters and legal pathways, or our Refugee Integration Services, which help individuals and families achieve self-sufficiency and thrive in their new communities.
Together, we are dedicated to creating opportunities, strengthening families, and fostering belonging for all.
We assist with family-based and humanitarian immigration matters, helping individuals reunite with loved ones, pursue U.S. citizenship, apply for humanitarian protections, and access available immigration benefits. We also support eligible immigrant survivors of domestic violence and other vulnerable individuals seeking legal protections, working to help every person build a safer, more stable future with dignity and hope.
Our Refugee Integration Services team helps individuals and families who have experienced forced displacement build successful lives in Northeast Wisconsin. Through personalized support, practical training, and community partnerships, we help newcomers achieve their goals, find belonging, and thrive in their new community.
One Month Later: Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay’s response to the Menasha tornado
Catholic Charities mobilized quickly in the hours and days after the July 27 tornado to bring resources to the people impacted by the devastating storm.
“Green Bay is my Home:” A Refugee Story of Overcoming Adversity
Nearly thirty years after fleeing from genocide in Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) in their parents’ arms, I.M., S.B., and their family received, confirmation their case to be resettled in the United States as refugees had been approved.
Mental Health Ministry Retreat Provides Empowerment for Parishes and the Diocese
When Katie Shoener died by suicide, her father, Deacon Ed Shoener saw how vital it was that Catholic parishes become places of ministry for those struggling with and impacted by mental health issues.
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