Catholic Guardian Services has opened a school-based mental health clinic at P.S. 691 Bronx Little School, its second in the Bronx. Students can now get counseling in the school where they learn.

Catholic Guardian Services was chosen from nearly 300 proposals to present at the 2026 SOMOS Puerto Rico Conference. Its workshop covers how New York can better coordinate care for children with autism and developmental disabilities whose families are also in the child welfare system.

Catholic Guardian Services' 2026 Back-to-School Drive provided new backpacks and school supplies to more than 200 children in its New York City foster care programs.

Catholic Guardian Services mourns Rory Kelleher, former Board Chair and Director Emeritus, who led the Board from 2008 to 2018. He also served New York's Catholic community through the Order of Malta, ArchCare, and St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Catholic Guardian Services will honor Mary Pat and Kevin McCarthy with its 2026 Child of Peace Award, and Board Chair Anne M. Falvey with its Humanitarian Award. The celebration is November 2 at the Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York City.

Harmony Hub, Catholic Guardian Services' Family Enrichment Center in the Fordham/University Heights community of the Bronx, is a free, welcoming space where families connect, access resources, and shape what their neighborhood offers.

Catholic Guardian Services has launched a clothing and merchandise collection with CLOZTALK, which runs branded collections for nonprofits at no cost. It gives supporters a new way to share the agency's mission across New York City.

Three Catholic Guardian Services supervisors, Yolima Valbuena, Jada Seeram, and Josabet Amin, completed COFCCA's Growing Together Supervisor Training. The program builds leadership among the people who guide frontline child welfare staff.

Members of the CGS Collective, Catholic Guardian Services' Associate Board, joined staff and residents on May 16 to plant, clean and refresh the grounds of Wallace House. Wallace House is a Bronx residence for people with developmental disabilities.

Catholic Guardian Services earned a three-year CARF accreditation, the highest term available, for its foster care and Unaccompanied Children's programs in New York City. Of more than 1,200 standards reviewed, only five needed minor changes.