Catholic Charities Fort Worth Ends Role in Texas Refugee Resettlement
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What we know
Location: Fort Worth, Texas.
Department affected: Refugee Resettlement.
Based on news reporting.
Summary
Catholic Charities Fort Worth has ended its federally funded role in leading Texas refugee resettlement, resulting in the layoff of approximately 50 employees. This decision comes as the organization shifts its focus and resources, impacting its operations in the refugee assistance sector. The layoffs are effective immediately, marking a significant change in the organization's approach to supporting refugees in the region. The affected employees were primarily involved in the refugee resettlement program, which has faced challenges in recent years. This move reflects broader trends in the nonprofit sector as organizations adapt to changing funding landscapes and priorities.
Catholic Charities cut 50 jobs in TX affecting its Refugee Resettlement team as of June 2, 2025.
LayoffTalk has tracked 32 layoff events at Catholic Charities since June 2024, including 292 jobs documented in official WARN filings, with 24 additional events known from news reporting.
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