Erie Reader - Best Mental Health Provider
Congratulations to our CCCAS Therapists and Counselors for being awarded runner-up!
Erie Reader - Best Mental Health Provider
Congratulations to our CCCAS Therapists and Counselors for being awarded runner-up!
Official Blessing
On Wednesday, December 13th, The Most Reverend Lawrence T. Persico, Bishop of the Diocese of Erie, bestowed an Official Blessing on the new accessible Counseling Room at our 329 W. 10th Street office.
iGiveCatholic
Please help support the mission of CCCAS through participating in Giving Tuesday, on November 28th.
Welcome Akram Bhatti
CCCAS welcomes Akram Bhatti as the new Director of Refugee Resettlement Services!
Staff Celebration
Congratulations to Tiffany Boschert, our Director of Development on being awarded a generous scholarship.
Staff Celebration
Congrats to Steve Goss, one of our Drug and Alcohol counselors for achieving a certification milestone.
Best Mental Health Provider Nomination
Congratulations to our dedicated team of professional Therapists and Counselors!
Staff Fellowship and Picnic
CCCAS staff gathered for a well-deserved fellowship event. Food, friends and fellowship - what a wonderful way to spend a day!
CCCAS 70th Anniversary
Announcing the CCCAS 70th Anniversary Fundraiser and Open House.
Thank You For a Successful Erie Gives
A big Thank You! The response to Erie Gives in support of Catholic Charities Counseling and Adoption Services far exceeded our expectations and hopes. The results were both phenomenal and record breaking.
Thanks to Project Linus
We just got in a whole bunch of brand-new, hand-made blankets in a variety of weights and sizes.
A message from our CEO
I believe my greatest asset to CCCAS is my extensive volunteer involvement with non-profit organizations, and most importantly, my passion to serve.
Nandu Subedi
Nandu Subedi explains, “I came to the United States as a refugee in 2008. My family fled Bhutan when I was a child, and we spent the next 16 years in a refugee camp".
Our Lady of Mercy Refugee Resettlement Drive
All together, they were able to collect and donate over 40 "hospitality bags", as well as a cash donation.