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Caritas Australia has announced the launch of its Lenten fundraising and awareness appeal.
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Ahmad works in Media and Communications for Caritas Jerusalem. Photo: Caritas Jerusalem
Staff in Gaza have endured years of displacement, personal loss and constant danger alongside the communities they serve.
Caritas Lebanon Youth load aid supplies into a van March 2026 photo Credit Caritas Lebanon
Caritas Australia is receiving increasingly grave reports from partners across the Middle East as conflict intensifies.
Manaini outside her kiosk. Photo: Caritas Australia
In rural northern Fiji, 44‑year‑old mother Manaini spent years struggling to support her children.
Caritas aid workers packing bedding on the 2nd of March. Photo credit, Caritas Lebanon.
Caritas Australia is urgently calling for support as a rapid escalation in hostilities has triggered a major humanitarian crisis across Lebanon.
Monoranjon and Anita live in a coastal region in Bangladesh that is affected by climate change. Photo: Caritas Australia
Farmer Monoranjon is building a safer and more secure future for his family with support from Project Compassion.
Caritas confederation members supporting communities in Iran. Photo credit Caritas Mona.
Caritas Australia expresses deep concern for the suffering of innocent people as the conflict in the Middle East intensifies.
Thanks to Project Compassion Sisilia now has access to clean water and can focus on her education.
A Caritas Ukraine staff member looks at an apartment block damaged by shelling. Photo credit Caritas Ukraine.
The war in Ukraine enters its fifth year, with 2025 the deadliest year for civilians so far.
Caritas Australia has announced the launch of its Lenten fundraising and awareness appeal.
A Caritas Jerusalem vehicle used to deliver services in Gaza. Photo credit: Caritas Jerusalem.
Caritas Jerusalem has received official clarification from the Government of Israel that its work, which has never stopped, can continue,
Kirsten Sayers CEO of Caritas Australia hands the prayers to His Excellency Archbishop Charles Daniel Balvo Apostolic Nuncio to Australia. Photo credit: Caritas Australia.
Caritas Australia has presented a collection of nearly 900 messages of prayer, solidarity and hope from the Australian Catholic community.
People eating at a Caritas Ukraine canteen. Photo credit: Caritas Ukraine.
Repeated missile strikes are leaving millions without power, heat, and water during subzero temperatures.
Fran Peterkin, Jane Collins, and Julie Boyd, from The Pastoral Ministry Office of the Catholic Diocese of Ballarat.
Launched in 2025 as part of Project Compassion, The Long Walk for Water encourages participants to walk daily throughout Lent.
Hygiene kit distribution in Gedaref state. Photo credit, CAFOD.
The crisis in Sudan is now the world’s largest humanitarian and displacement emergency.
Students and teachers at a rural training centre for young people living with a disability in Solomon Islands. Photo: Caritas Australia
Caritas Australia has marked a year of substantial impact amid escalating global crises, supporting over 2.3 million people across 30 countries through life-saving humanitarian aid and long-term development programs over the past year.
Families fill containers of clean water as part of water trucking services. Photo credit, CRS.
Since the 10th of October, Caritas partners, including CRS and Caritas Jerusalem, have scaled up operations across Gaza.
The solar installation in New Ireland. Photo credit: The Australian High Commission Port Moresby.
Families in Lavongai can now rely on clean energy to power their local health facility for the first time.
Caritas partners distributing dry food to the affected people of the Avissawella area. Photo credit: Caritas Ratnapura.
Nadia, a mother, and her family in a refugee camp in Sudan. Photo credit George Wambugu/CAFOD.
Caritas Australia has joined partners in sounding the alarm over the escalating humanitarian catastrophe in Sudan.
Liudmyla portrait. Photo Credit: Svitlana Savka/Caritas Australia.
The appeal shares the story of Liudmyla, a mother of three from Kherson, Ukraine.
Kirsten Sayers CEO of Caritas Australia and Alistair Dutton Secretary General of Caritas Internationalis at the COP30 launch of Rising Tides Rising Debt. Photo credit: Caritas Australia.
The report looks at climate-debt trap experience across the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean.
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