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

As Easter approaches, Project Compassion 2025 nears its end, following six weeks of effort and generosity across the country.

Two years into this conflict 30.4 million people need humanitarian assistance, over half of them children.

Caritas partners in the region have supported those in need through existing relationships in some of the most remote areas

Hundreds are feared dead in Myanmar following a 7.7 magnitude earthquake.

Caritas partners state that “in Gaza, thousands of innocent lives have been lost, and entire communities lie in ruin".

Caritas Australia has welcomed a commitment of $5.1 billion in Official Development Assistance (ODA).

Irene, a 25-year-old single mother in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has leant new skills to earn an income.  

Lam was able to study as a graphic designer, enabling him to generate an income.

From March 17th – 31st, Australians can write a valid Will online at no cost, from the comfort of their own home.

Catholic organisations across the country are being called to rejoin the ‘One Journey, Together’ initiative.’ 

Thanks to your generosity Caritas Australia was able to partner with Caritas Samoa to support Toefuata'iga’s school. 

Aid agencies and faith-based organisations held a candidates' forum to highlight the pressing need for international aid.

Caritas Australia has announced the launch of Project Compassion 2025, its Lenten fundraising and awareness appeal.

Kirsten Sayers, Interim CEO at Caritas Australia and Damian Spruce, Associate Director of Advocacy at Caritas Australia have met with the Honourable Keith Pitt, Australian Ambassador to the Holy See. 

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.