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Catholic Charities Groundbreaking - Angeline's Wing for Children & Families

Catholic Charities announces a groundbreaking and blessing ceremony for Angeline’s Wing for Children & Families to be held October 28, 2024, at 4:00 PM at 1601 Military Rd, Sioux City, IA.
 
Executive Director Amy Bloch, LISW, invites the community to join in celebrating this exciting new chapter for specialized youth mental health care services in Siouxland and the Diocese of Sioux City.
 
This event, held in partnership with the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce, will feature a blessing of the project from Bishop R. Walker Nickless.
 
Angeline’s Wing is named in memory of Angeline Thom of Ashton, whose estate bequest has been instrumental in making this project possible. Her gift provided critical matching dollars for the Missouri River Historical Development Economic Development Match Grant. Many more generous donors will be recognized at the event for their vital role in bringing this vision to life.
 
RML Architects designed the 7,200 square foot addition to be bright, cheerful and welcoming for young people. H&R Construction was selected as the contractor. The new wing includes:

  • An expanded entrance and waiting room
  • Offices for specialized youth mental health therapists
  • Psychiatrist suite with private check-in room
  • Age-appropriate therapy spaces for play therapy, youth therapy & art
  • Parent Child Interactive Therapy (PCIT) room
  • Group Therapy spaces
 
Since its founding, Catholic Charities has remained steadfast in its mission to those most vulnerable, especially children. Today, the need for specialized youth mental health services is greater than ever. "Angeline’s Wing will be a place of hope for so many young people and their families," said Amy Bloch, LISW, Executive Director of Catholic Charities. "We are grateful for the support from our Board and staff, the diocese, donors and community partners and are eager to see the healing that will happen within this beautiful space."
 
Catholic Charities invites all to attend October 28 to celebrate how, together, we are building a brighter future for children and families.
 

Catholic Charities of the Sioux City Diocese was established in 1943 and has offices in Carroll, Fort Dodge, Sioux City and Spencer. Catholic Charities empowers and strengthens individuals and families through charity, advocacy and mental health services. Inspired by Christ’s love and compassion, Catholic Charities serves people of all faiths and backgrounds. No one is turned away for the inability to pay for mental health services, including substance use disorder outpatient treatment. Learn more about Catholic Charities at cathchar.com.