www.cnvs.org Catholic Network of Volunteer Service (CNVS), established in 1963, is a non-profit membership organization of 200 domestic and international volunteer and lay mission programs. Currently, more than 10,000 volunteers and lay missioners serve in these programs throughout the U.S. and in 108 other countries.
	www.catholicsoncall.org Catholics On Call is for young adults seeking insights into life and considering service in the Church as a lay ecclesial minister, religious sister or brother, or priest.
	www.handcraftingjustice.org HandCrafting Justice, a project of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, is a fair trade development program that works in cooperation with women struggling for dignified work and economic justice in the developing world.
	www.gsadvocacy.org The National Advocacy Center offers education through processes and strategies that address social justice issues and advocates for the transformation of society to the benefit of all people. The center reflects the spirituality, history and mission of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, working in solidarity with the disenfranchised - particularly families, women, and children.
	www.goodshepherdsisters.org Sisters of the Good Shepherd Founded by St. Mary Euphrasia over 200 years ago, the Sisters of the Good Shepherd approach each person with the same care of Jesus, the Good Shepherd. Their mission of empowering marginalized women, adolescents, and children inspires them to live by their guiding principle, that “one person is of more value than a world.” The Sisters of the Good Shepherd founded Good Shepherd Volunteers in 1992.
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