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Caritas Australia launches urgent pledge as restrictions further threaten aid delivery in Gaza
The pledge acknowledges new restrictive conditions for international NGOs that will likely hinder critical humanitarian assistance at of September 9th

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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

L-R Kirsten Sayers, Dr Anne Aly, Cardinal Mykola Bychok, Matthew Maury, Samir Bennegadi. Photo credit: ACFID.
For World Humanitarian Day Caritas joined sector and faith leaders for a memorial service.

People collect and move aid via donkeys in Gaza photo credit Caritas
15 AUG 25
The pledge acknowledges new restrictive conditions for international NGOs that will likely hinder critical humanitarian assistance at of September 9th

Students planting after attending Season of Creation Mass in Sandhurst Diocese. Photo credit Kerry Stone
Caritas Australia’s Catholic Earthcare Program is calling on schools across the country to take part in a new initiative.

Caritas Australia joins an event that honours the 17,000 Palestinian children killed in Gaza,

A cross remains following the shelling of The Holy Family Church. Photo Credit: Caritas Jerusalem.
An attack on the Holy Family Church claimed three lives, with a massacre narrowly avoided.

Caritas Jerusalem staff walk near the Church of Saint George in Taybeh prior to the attack. Photo credit: Caritas Jerusalem.
The Council of Patriarchs and Heads of Churches of Jerusalem have visited Taybeh and asked “for the prayers, attention, and action of the world".

Kirsten Sayers CEO Of Caritas Australia and Keith Pitt Australian Ambassador to the Holy See. Photo Credit Caritas Australia.
Caritas Australia CEO Kirsten Sayers has met with the Australian Ambassador to the Holy See, Keith Pitt.

A family receives humanitarian support in Gaza. Photo credit: Caritas Jerusalem.
Caritas Australia has received deeply distressing updates from partners working in Gaza, where the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate rapidly.Â

Caritas Jerusalem in the West Bank. Photo: Caritas Poland.
Caritas partners continue to deliver life-saving aid despite mounting risks and operational challenges.

Worknesh on her farm in Ethiopia. Photo: Caritas Australia.
Caritas Australia’s annual Make Hunger History appeal highlights the urgent need to support families facing hunger in poverty-stricken regions like Ethiopia.

Specialists assist a man and a young boy as they relearn how to walk with their artificial legs. Photo credit: Caritas Jerusalem.
Caritas Jerusalem is working to support those affected by the loss of limbs in Gaza, with a focus on children.

Aerial view of a shelter site in the South of Gaza supported by Caritas partners. Photo credit: CRS.
Caritas Australia says that failure to uphold humanitarian law in Gaza strikes at the heart of human dignity.

A man walks beside destroyed buildings in Gaza photo credit: Caritas Jerusalem.
14 MAY 25
Caritas Australia and CRA affirm calls for peace and aid in Gaza in accord with the first Sunday blessing of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV.

Caritas Australia lifts itself in heartfelt prayer as His Holiness Pope Leo XIV begins his sacred ministry.

Caritas Australia invites the community to join the online launch of its national ‘Turn Debt into Hope’ campaign.

Caritas Australia commemorates the contributions of Pope Francis to the mission of service to the poor

Kirsten Sayers with Fr Hien Vu and her mother Coral Classon following a Project Compassion talk delivered during Mass on the 15th of March in Mernda. Photo credit: Caritas Australia.
16 APR 25
As Easter approaches, Project Compassion 2025 nears its end, following six weeks of effort and generosity across the country.

Women and children wait to receive aid at a transit camp for Sudanese refugees. Photo credit Caritas Mongo.
15 APR 25
Two years into this conflict 30.4 million people need humanitarian assistance, over half of them children.

Koyins, novice monks, participate in the early morning alms round in Yangon. Photo credit: Benny Manser for CRS.
Caritas partners in the region have supported those in need through existing relationships in some of the most remote areas
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