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Pakistan Floods: help needed

Caritas is delivering urgent humanitarian assistance in Pakistan’s north-west, as the region’s worst floods in over 80 years have left at least 20 million people in desperate need of help. Caritas is accepting donations to assist people affected by the floods.
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Radio interview: CEO Jack de Groot on Pakistan

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"Unfortunately the situation will get worse with more rain coming over the next two weeks..."

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Pakistan Floods: Sher Ali's story

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Radio interview: CEO Jack de Groot on Pakistan

Photo credit: Reuters/Adrees Latif courtesy www.alertnet.org

"Unfortunately the situation will get worse with more rain coming over the next two weeks..."

Audio and video »»

Pakistan Floods: Sher Ali's story

Fourteen-year-old Sher Ali is the sole provider for his family of nine, read how his family has been affected by the floods in Pakistan and how Caritas is helping.
Read his story »»

Poverty solutions:
Wollongong exhibition

Visit the Blueprint for a Better World Exhibition in October and learn about global poverty, how we're helping and how YOU too can help make a difference. Blueprint Exhibition »»

Educational resources and multimedia

Use our social justice resources and explore topics that have an impact on world poverty and learn what you can do to make a difference.

Caritas resources »»

Caritasnews magazine:
Partnerships for development

Working to secure clean water, food, health services, education and peace is the way in which we help people to realise a life with dignity.
Read how (6MB PDF)»»

Interactive world map: Our development programs

Watch videos and read stories that show how Caritas Australia is bringing about long term change for those living in poverty.

View our global programs »»

At a glance:
Caritas Australia

Learn who we are, what we do and the values that guide our long-term development programs and emergency response work.

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