Since 2000, domestic violence-related homicides accounted for 40% of all adult homicides in Utah.
- No More Secrets 2010
A tradition of caring for our community's future.
Legal Immigration Program
What We Do:
The federal government has created programs that give undocumented victims of violence a pathway to citizenship. Our staff of lawyers and professionals help victims and their families apply for legal residency; find shelter, food, and medical care; get mental health counseling; and communicate with law enforcement. Since 2000, Holy Cross Ministries has helped over 10,000 women and children through our legal program.
Why We Do It:
As many as 37% of women in Utah experience domestic violence, and as many as 50% of immigrant women have been victimized. Once they receive papers, women are able to come out of the shadows into the community.
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Yahaira's Story:
Our Programs
7,500+
individuals are helped by Holy Cross Ministries per year.
89%
of every dollar donated goes directly to serving our clients.
85%
of HCM clients make less than $25,000 per year in combined family income.
31%
of Utahns are under age 18.
50th
Utah's national ranking for per student educational spending.
158,000
Utahns live below 200% of the poverty line.
42.9%
of Latino births in Utah are from unintended pregnancies.
1,369
free blood pressure and blood sugar screenings were provided by HCM last year.
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