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Help people through their toughest moments and support them in rebuilding their lives 


Your donation changes lives. Thanks to your support, we can respond quickly to help people affected by natural disasters and armed conflicts. We also provide long-term support to communities by improvingaccess to education, healthcare and livelihood opportunities, helping people rebuild their futures.
 You can make a one-off donation or become a regular supporter. Regular donations help us provide consistent, long-term support and create lasting impact where it is needed most. 

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We work alongside people who understand local communities 

Our country offices and local partners are based in the countries where we work. Their knowledge of the local context, language and community needs helps us direct support where it can make the difference. 

We are part of the global Caritas network 

As a member of Caritas Internationalis and Caritas Europa, we work together with Caritas organisations in more than 200 countries and territories. This global network enables us to provide support even in placeswhere we do not have our own presence. 

We can respond quickly in times of crisis

When natural disasters strike or armed conflicts break out, we can immediately connect with our international network and local partners. This allows vital assistance to reach people without delay. 

We stay long after the crisis has passed 

Our work does not end with emergency relief. We support communities through long-term programmes that improve access to education, healthcare and livelihood opportunities, helping people strengthen theirresilience and create lasting change. 

Olena with her daughter
When the shelling started, our window blew out. Everything that was on the windowsill flew away. The window
didn't close. It was cold, and winter was coming. We are grateful to Caritas Czech Republic for their help. The new window is very nice. The room has become much warmer.

 OlenaUkraine 

 

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Thanks to our donors, we support tens of thousands of people every year. Join us and help make our work possible. Together, we can help people build a better future for themselves and future generations. 

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Would you like to support a specific country? 

You can make your donation directly to the Czech bank account 55660022/0800. By using the relevant reference number, you can choose where your donation will be directed. 

  • Middle East – ref. no. 101040
  • Gaza – ref. no. 164 
  • Georgia – ref. no. 153 
  • Lebanon – ref. no 129 
  • Moldova – ref. no. 125 
  • Ukraine – ref. no. 104 
  • Venezuela – ref. no. 143 
  • Zambia – ref. no. 205 

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How Caritas Czech Republic helps

Masupanzila: Zambia's women farmers empowering other women
March 8, 2021 News

Masupanzila: Zambia's women farmers empowering other women

They call themselves Masupanzila, the Pathfinders. They are a group of 24 women fearlessly crossing the waters of Barotse Floodplain to take care of their rice fields in Mongu District, Western Province of Zambia. Masupanzila Women Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society was established more than a decade ago with the purpose of empowering female peasant farmers, tailors, and women involved in traditional crafts. One of their founding members has a message for struggling women from all over the world. "Don’t give up!" says the cooperative chairperson Sanana Munalula Mbikusita Lewanika.

Thanks to our support, Georgia has a new organic farm
March 2, 2021 News

Thanks to our support, Georgia has a new organic farm

Upper Adjaria is beautiful, but life has not always been easy for people there. Who wants to succeed in this wild part of Georgia has to be creative and willing to work hard. Guram Dzirkvadze is one of those people. He has built up a prosperous organic farm with his own hands. Thanks to the support of Caritas Czech Republic, he can now export his products further afield, and ultimately make it to the European market.

Thanks to her determination and our support, Mzevinar from Georgia could start her own business
February 25, 2021 News

Thanks to her determination and our support, Mzevinar from Georgia could start her own business

Mountainous Adjaria is one of the least developed and poorest regions in Georgia. Finding work is a real challenge there. Caritas Czech Republic is helping local people start their own business and create sustainable jobs to prevent work migration from the region. One of the people we helped is Mzevinar Iremadze, who focuses on traditional techniques of embroidery and knitting. Thanks to the support she had received from us, she could open her own small studio, and her products reach more customers further away.

Kevork: A Story of Art, Affliction, and Aspiration in Lebanon
February 8, 2021 News

Kevork: A Story of Art, Affliction, and Aspiration in Lebanon

A devastating explosion in Beirut on 4th August not only killed at least 200 people and injured another several thousand, but it has had a long lasting serious impact on the lives of the Lebanese. One of them is Kevork, a passionate painter, who lost everything to the blast.

Early cancer screening saved my life, says Darejan from Georgia
February 4, 2021 News

Early cancer screening saved my life, says Darejan from Georgia

When 46-year old Darejan Berishvili made a routine visit to the newly-opened cancer screening centre in her home town of Zugdidi, she expected to receive a clean bill of health. However, despite having experienced no discomfort, testing revealed she had a stage two malignant tumour in her breast.