The Church also promotes environmental justice and stewardship through major national agencies:

• The Catholic Coalition on Climate Change supports and complements USCCB’s Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development (formerly, the Department of Social Development and World Peace) and the bishops’ Environmental Justice Program.  The Coalition is a membership organization consisting of twelve national Catholic organizations that offers advice and assistance in implementing its programs.  The Coalition's central organizing tool is the Catholic Climate Covenant: The St. Francis Pledge to Care for Creation and the Poor, and it is actively supported and promoted by 25+ national Catholic organizations.
• National Catholic Rural Life Conference serves as a catalyst and convener for social justice in food, agriculture and rural environmental issues.
• The Catholic Health Association of the United States is dedicated to living Christ's mission of healing and compassion in the world through the ministry of Catholic health care.  CHA's Faithfully Healing the Earth initiative is helping its members to integrate environmental stewardship into the Catholic health care ministry, and to better care for both people and the planet.  
• Campaign for Human Development supports community-controlled self-help organizations of the poor, including grass-roots organizations struggling for environmental justice.
• Catholic Relief Services provides international relief assistance that incorporates environmentally sound approaches to economic development.
• National Council of Catholic Women mobilizes Catholic women’s organizations to care for the environment through its “Earth in Our Hands” program.