Collaborative Ministries
Collaboration means working hand-in-hand with people and organizations representing the rich diversity of our world today. Our collaborative partnerships continue to be part of our apostolic work. In our daily ministries, we collaborate with people from every ethnic, socio-economic and religious background to create a better world. We collaborate with the Salvatorian Family and the wider community on many social justice issues. Since 2009, our focus areas have been human trafficking, immigration and the plight of children and teens. Some of our collaborative efforts include:
A collaborative, faith-based national network that offers education, supports access to survivor services, and engages in advocacy in an effort to eradicate modern-day slavery.
Alliance to End Human Trafficking publishes its monthly Stop Trafficking! online newsletter to build awareness; advocate for treatment of trafficking victims and prosecution of perpetrators; and offer actionable ways for ordinary citizens to get involved.
Salvatorian Family Joint Ministries
As a family, Salvatorians are called and sent in mission to proclaim the Gospel message to all people, everywhere and at all times, through whatever ways and means the love of Christ inspires. Under guidance by our Joint Leadership Group, we collaborate in these mission activities:
Salvatorian Advocacy for Victims of Exploitation is a collaborative ministry of the Sisters of the Divine Savior.
Salvatorians (Sisters of the Divine Savior, SDS) minister in 27 countries to assist vulnerable women by providing mentoring, advocacy, and assist women in strengthening life skills, so they overcome victimhood and grow into self-reliant survivors and thrivers.
Because of growing social division, S.A.V.E. supports The Goodness and Kindness Movement, which strives to spread examples of how kind acts promote peace building efforts at the local, regional, national and international level. Everyone can spread goodness and kindness!
Haiti Project serves the remote parish of Rivier’ Mancelle, Haiti, to provide support for improved schools, medical facilities and other initiatives important to the health and welfare of the local people.
Founded by Lay Salvatorians, Ann and Ed Griffin, Project Light is a non-profit, adult literacy program that offers flexible tutoring programs in English as a second language (ESL) and other skills needed for the GED or citizenship exam.
Salvatorian Mission Warehouse sends millions of supplies to missionaries and people around the world.