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Caritas stands with Iraqi people
August 23, 2014 All news

Caritas stands with Iraqi people

It’s with great sorrow that we must witness destructive violence in Iraq. It’s with aching hearts that we observe the massive displacement of 1.2 million people. Most of them are civilians trying to escape appalling atrocities in the hope of saving their lives and their families. Read more on caritas.org.
Moldovan project closing conference
August 21, 2014 Moldova

Moldovan project closing conference

On 30 June 2014, a closing conference of a Caritas Czech Republic project took place in Chișinău, Moldova. The project was aimed at kick-starting business activities – creating work opportunities using so-called remittances, i.e. money that Moldovans earn abroad and send or carry back to their country.
Ceremonial handover of equipment to three Philippine schools
August 20, 2014 Philippines

Ceremonial handover of equipment to three Philippine schools

On the 14th of August, school equipment was officially handed over to three schools, namely to Simeon Ocdol National High School, Basey National High School and Basey II Central Elementary School in the city of Basey in the Philippine province of Samar. The handover was also attended by representatives of Caritas Czech Republic.
Caritas supports help in Gaza
August 14, 2014 Palestine

Caritas supports help in Gaza

Caritas Czech Republic mobilised from its humanitarian fund 100.000 CZK to send to partners Caritas Jerusalem for support of people in Gaza.
And still they come: Syrian refugees in Lebanon
August 13, 2014 Syria

And still they come: Syrian refugees in Lebanon

“Children were dying of hunger. There was no milk to feed newborn babies,” said Amal, a 27-year-old mother who has recently fled from Damascus. “People were eating cats and dogs. We were boiling grass in water to make it go further. You hated the day because there was nothing to eat and you hated the night because there was nothing to eat,” she said. Read more on caritas.org.