As the war in Ukraine enters its fourth year, Caritas organisations remain on the frontlines, helping millions of war-affected Ukrainians.

Caritas Australia has received a statement from the Churches of Jerusalem, titled Defending the Dignity and Presence of the People of Gaza. 

In the two weeks following the ceasefire 76 Caritas trucks crossed the border carrying vital supplies.

This year Caritas Australia’s annual Lenten fundraiser has expanded to give the community even more ways to unite against.

Caritas Australia’s Global Gifts represent a donation that makes a real and lasting difference to the lives of people experiencing the challenges of poverty.

While a ceasefire symbolises some hope for civilians in Gaza, much of the physical suffering will continue in the coming weeks and months, says Sally Thomas.

Program partners in the region stated that “The combination of cholera and hunger is becoming disastrous as hunger is greatly impacting the immunity of displaced people”. 

Caritas Internationalis has today launched its ‘Turn Debt into Hope’ campaign, which champions debt justice, fairness, and solidarity, in the spirit of Jubilee 2025. 

At least 14 people have been killed in Vanuatu following two earthquakes in 24 hours, impacting an estimated 116,000 people.  

Caritas Australia has revealed that 1,056,195 people were directly supported over 12-month period to the end of June 2024.

In the year to the end of June 2024 Caritas Australia directly supported 542,181 people experiencing humanitarian emergencies. 

Caritas Internationalis and the ACT Alliance are calling on world leaders, governments, and the UN to urgently strengthen support for Sudan.

This Christmas, Caritas Australia’s Appeal is focusing on supporting vulnerable families like Sakhina’s.

A delegation of young leaders from the Caritas Oceania Youth Alliance have travelled to Sydney then on to Canberra to participate in the Pacific-Australian Emerging Leaders conference. 

Caritas Australia has expressed disappointment at the outcomes of COP29, where commitments to climate finance have fallen short of addressing the urgent needs of vulnerable nations.

Between 24th of September and the 10th of November 2024 Caritas Lebanon supported 132,193 displaced people with comprehensive humanitarian services.  

Caritas Australia has welcomed the Australian Government’s contribution to the loss and damage fund, and investments into renewables, at COP29.

A new report from Caritas Oceania, Caritas Australia and Jubilee Australia Research Centre, has revealed the international community is out of step with Pacific needs when it comes to covering the cost of adjusting to a warmer world.

A new report from Caritas Australia has found that humanitarian workers across the world overwhelmingly believe gender diversity improves humanitarian responses.

Caritas Jerusalem has reported two of its team members were injured during intense shelling in Al-Nuseirat refugee camp.

A new campaign seeks to upgrade run-down health centres in Papua New Guinea, giving women a safer place to give birth.