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Caritas Australia launches Asia Storms Appeal for the Philippines and Vietnam
The appeal supports communities facing a series of catastrophic weather events and natural disasters.
Families among the aftermath of Typhoon Uwan in the Philippines. Photo Credit: Caritas Germany.
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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.
Kirsten Sayers and Bishop Danny Meagher (centre) with Diocesan Directors and Caritas Australia staff. Photo credit, Caritas Australia.
The gathering focused on strengthening local partnerships, sharing insights on humanitarian action, and preparing for Project Compassion.
L-R - Denison Grellmann, Melissa Lipsett, Michael Stolz, Sureka Goringe, Chey Mattner, Jo Knight, John Lamerton, Simolyn Delgado, Aletia Dundas and Kirsten Sayers at the 10-year anniversary reception. Photo: Caritas Australia.
The ten-year anniversary of CAN DO was celebrated at a reception at Parliament House Canberra.
Families among the aftermath of Typhoon Uwan in the Philippines. Photo Credit: Caritas Germany.
The appeal supports communities facing a series of catastrophic weather events and natural disasters.
Water distribution to those displaced by the conflict in Sudan. Photo credit: CAFOD.
Escalating violence in Al Fasher and across the country has pushed millions further into crisis.
The cards offer Australians a meaningful way to celebrate the festive season while embracing the true spirit of giving.
Tetiana Stawnychy (centre) President of Caritas Ukraine at a morning tea with supporters. Photo credit Caritas Australia.
Tetiana Stawnychy, President of Caritas Ukraine, has shared firsthand insights into the organisation’s evolving humanitarian response amid the protracted war.
A baby grasps at infant formula in Khan Younis Refugee Camp photo credit. Caritas Jerusalem.
Caritas partners are ready to scale up their operations once aid access increases.
A Caritas Jerusalem aid worker holds a baby during distribution of life saving formula. Photo credit: Caritas Jerusalem.
10,000 cans of infant formula have been distributed to newborns and young children across the Gaza Strip.
People’s Choice Primary Category Winner Stefanija G, Xavier College, SA
The winners of the 2025 Season of Creation Schools Art Competition have been announced.
Pope Leo XIV (centre) - photo credit Caritas Peru And Caritas LAC.
Caritas Australia welcomes the release of Pope Leo XIV’s first major publication.
A religious tapestry among the rubble following an air strike. Photo Credit: Caritas Jerusalem.
Caritas Australia joins the global community in mourning the lives lost and calling for a peace built on justice, dignity, and care for all.
Pronali smiling as she holds midwife equipment. Photo: Simon Argho Sku/Caritas Bangladesh.
The service will mark two years since the escalation of conflict in the Holy Land, honouring all lives lost and praying for those still suffering.
Kirsten Sayers met with Senator the Hon Penny Wong alongside a number of humanitarian organisations in June to discuss humanitarian needs and protections. Photo credit Caritas Australia.
Caritas Australia has welcomed the launch of a landmark initiative aimed at strengthening international protections for aid workers operating in conflict zones.
Remaining structure of a church among damage caused by an air strike. Photo Credit Caritas Jerusalem.
Caritas Australia has convened a coalition of Catholic organisations across the country to issue a united call.
Specialists assist a man and a young boy as they relearn how to walk with their artificial legs. Photo credit: Caritas Jerusalem.
The Polio and Artificial Limbs Center in Gaza sustained severe damage after an adjacent residential building was bombarded.
Susan Templeman MP and Damian Spruce Associate Director of Advocacy and Government Relations at Caritas Australia. Photo credit: Caritas Australia.
A delegation from Caritas Australia has presented a petition signed by 1,376 members of the Australian Catholic community and beyond.
Food is prepared at a Caritas Ukraine transit camp for those forced from their homes. Photo credit: Caritas Ukraine.
Caritas Australia is calling for urgent support as Caritas Ukraine prepares for the possible evacuation of over one million people
Sakhina and her daughter Noor in their home in the Kutupalong Refugee Camp in Coxs Bazar. Photo credit: Caritas Australia.
On the eighth anniversary of the Rohingya crisis, Caritas Australia is calling for renewed international attention and support for over one million refugees
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