Associated Catholic Charities (ACC) is a non-profit organization that serves as the social service arm of Catholic Charities of Baltimore, Maryland. The organization provides a wide range of services, including homelessness prevention, refugee resettlement, adoption, substance abuse treatment, and job training. Founded in 1922, ACC has been dedicated to helping vulnerable populations in the Baltimore area for nearly a century. The organization is committed to promoting the dignity of every human person and upholding Catholic social teaching. ACC operates numerous programs and services in partnership with government agencies, community organizations, and churches. Its efforts help to build stronger communities and promote social justice. ACC operates 14 different programs and services throughout Maryland, providing services to individuals and families in need. Services provided include emergency assistance, job readiness and training, supportive services for veterans, refugee and immigrant services, senior services, and counseling services for those struggling with addiction and mental health issues. In addition to its direct services, ACC engages in advocacy efforts aimed at changing policies and legislation to better support vulnerable populations. The organization is committed to building a more equitable society and works to promote systemic change.