Our Impact

Through faith, partnership, and compassion, we are bringing hope and healing to individuals and families throughout the Archdiocese of New York.

2025 IMPACT AT A GLANCE

550

Inquiries Received

406

People Matched to Therapists

1766

Counseling Sessions Provided

128

Parishes Engaged

41

Psychological Evaluations for Immigration Support

WHERE WE SERVE

We proudly serve parishioners across the Archdiocese of New York

Westchester

Bronx

Manhattan

Orange

Dutchess

Rockland

Richmond

Ulster

Sullivan

Putnam

COUNSELING AVAILABLE IN MULTIPLE LANGUAGES

ENGLISH

English

BULGARIAN

Bulgarian

SPANISH

Spanish

RUSSIAN

Russian

FRENCH

French

MANDARIN

Haitian-Creole

UKRANIAN

Ukranian

HAITIAN-CREOLE
CROATIAN

Croatian

Mandarin

POLISH

Polish

STORIES OF HOPE & HEALING

A Wife's Journey to Healing

A woman sought therapy to cope with the impact of her husband’s alcoholism on their marriage. Through counseling she has decreased her anxiety and emotional distress. She reported that episodes of overwhelming worry have become more manageable. This experience has helped her gain a better understanding of addiction, strengthen personal boundaries, and develop healthier ways of supporting both herself and her spouse.

Healing is a Family Journey

A mom reached out feeling overwhelmed and heartbroken. Her oldest daughter is living on the streets and using drugs, and she didn’t know how to cope. On top of that, her younger teenage daughter was also being affected by everything going on at home. She asked for help not just for herself, but for her younger daughter too. Thanks to PCN, they both received individual therapy, as well as family sessions. They’ve started the healing process together and are learning to support each other.

Coping with Grief

A woman who lost her husband in a tragic accident a couple of years ago, sought counseling for ongoing grief and emotional support. Although time has passed since the loss, she continued to experience the impact of her bereavement. Therapy provided a safe space for her to process her grief and gradually reconnect with sources of strength and hope as she moved forward.

SUPPORT GROUPS

In 2025 PCN provided two online support groups

Addiction Bereavement Support Group

Support for those grieving the loss of a loved one due to addiction.

Coping with COVID Support Group

A compassionate and supportive space for those grieving the death of a loved one due to COVID.

47

Support Groups Sessions provided

5-7

Participants on average per group

WHAT CLIENTS ARE SAYING

“Excelente servicio”

“I think it is a wonderful thing you guys are offering and the therapist that I had was amazing.”

“It has been very positive for short term goals.”

“This program made therapy more accessible to me. The cost was no longer a burden.”