Your support is needed
Your urgent support today can provide immediate aid and relief to communities impacted by emergencies.
A woman stands outside her home in Munshigong that collapsed in the Cyclone Amphan storms. Photo by Amit Rudro for CRS/Caritas Bangladesh.
Caritas agencies distributing emergency supplies in Ukraine in early 2022. Photo Caritas Germany.
We are there before, during and after an emergency
With your support, our local partners on the ground can respond when an emergency strikes.
With your support, our local partners on the ground can respond when an emergency strikes.
Many buildings were destroyed by the magnitude 5.6 earthquake. Photo: Laz Harfa
Global network of partners
Caritas Australia is part of one of the world's largest humanitarian networks, Caritas Internationalis.
Caritas Australia is part of one of the world's largest humanitarian networks, Caritas Internationalis.
This urgent relief work can only happen with your help. Your donation today can help support emergency response efforts in the most vulnerable communities around the world.
PLEASE DONATE TODAYWe are currently supporting emergencies in
Ayoyo is a volunteer complaints officer who supports her community in southern Ethiopia. Photo: Zacharias Abubeker/Caritas Australia
Africa
Food crisis in Africa Displacement crisis in Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo
Refugee camp at Cox's Bazaar. Credit: Eleanor Trinchera, Caritas Australia.
Asia
Rohingya refugee crisis in Cox's Bazar
Displaced people in Ukraine. Photo: Caritas Network
Europe
Humanitarian support to refugees from Ukraine
Caritas Syria staff assessing earthquake damage in Hama, Syria. Photo: Caritas Syria
The Middle East
Earthquake response in Turkiye and Syria
When emergencies hit, we support partners on the ground with
FOOD, WATER AND EMERGENCY SHELTER
HYGIENE AND SANITATION KITS
MEDICATION AND HEALTH SERVICES
TRAUMA SUPPORT
Where does my donation go?
The funds raised through all our emergency appeals will be used to provide immediate and longer-term humanitarian assistance to communities affected by crises across the world. If any excess funds remain after a crisis, or if there are changes in circumstances beyond our control that limit our ability to use the funds, they are kept in the Emergency Response Appeal so that we can respond to ongoing needs and future crises across all our regions.
