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YAM•LA Solidarity Community

- The YAM•LA Solidarity Community invites young adults from across the Archdiocese to join a community of faith seeking to serve God and their sisters and brothers in Christ. Community members can receive training and volunteer with Catholic organizations including:
  
  Catholic Relief Services
  
  Maryknoll Young Adult Empowerment Community
  
  NETWORK
  
  We actively seek opportunities to be well-formed, skilled, and compassionate missionary disciples to bring the Good News of the Gospel to all the world. If you are interested in joining our community, complete the form below to join our mailing list and learn about upcoming opportunities to serve.
- Recent YAM•LA Solidarity community events
- Complete this Form to urge your member of congress to support funding to end global hunger and malnutrition
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- CRS Chapter Community Site Requires Log-In
- Chapter Member Google Drive Folder Requires Log-In
- Action Planning Tool 2021-2022
- CRS Monthly Action Sheet November 2021
- YAM•LA solidarity community interest form
  
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Catholic relief services meeting recordings
November National Call
October National Call
Chapter Site Community Orientation
Public Dialogue on Budget Debate
August Recess Training
- Advocacy Update - 10/2021
  
  Fiscal Year 2022 Appropriations:
  
  ·         A Continuing Resolution was passed and signed by the President on Thursday, September 30, 2021 to fund the government at FY21 funding levels through December 3, 2021.
  
  o    This bill included $6.3 billion to support Afghan refugees and humanitarian assistance. $1.9 billion will go directly toward Migration and Refugee Assistance, Emergency Migration and Refugee Assistance and International Disaster Assistance accounts.
  
  ·         Congress will now continue their focus on fiscal 2022 appropriations bills over the next many weeks, and our current FY22 ask remains.
  
  COVID-19 Supplemental Funding Updates:
  
  ·         Of the $10.8 billion provided by Congress to the administration to respond to COVID-19 overseas in March 2021, roughly $5 billion was allocated to USAID to expend. USAID has committed $3.5 billion of their allocation to various programs. The remaining more than $5 billion funds are within the purview of the Department of State, and we do not have complete information to date on how they have expended those resources.
  
  ·         Here is more information about both the Department of State and USAID’s COVID-19 response.
  
  ·         CRS’ focus in Washington continues to be to urge the administration to expeditiously expend the appropriated funds to support poor and vulnerable communities and to urge Congress to provide necessary oversight to ensure accountability and transparency.