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We provide humanitarian aid for people affected by natural disasters,war and conflict all around the world. In terms of development cooperation, we focus on regions at a disadvantage in which we aid people to build their own livelihoods, support agriculture and rural development, and improve accessibility and quality of health and social services.

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VS 125 Moldova
VS 148 Mongolia
VS 182 Syria
VS 104 Ukraine
VS 205 Zambia

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July 3, 2025 News

Nabaz opened a mobile shop in Iraqi Duhok thanks to Caritas Czech Republic

He is only 26 years old, but he already knows what he enjoys – working with people, modern technology, and fixing things others would throw away. Nabaz from Duhok in Iraqi Kurdistan opened a small mobile phone shop together with a friend. They sell new phones, repair old ones, and thanks to the training provided by Caritas Czech Republic, Nabaz can now even make some replacement parts himself.

May 26, 2025 News

I’m farming the land my grandfather and great-grandfather once worked on, says Peter, a farmer from Iraq

Peter is a farmer from the town of Karamles in northern Iraq. His farm is well known across the region – he’s called the Onion King, as his harvest is sought after not only by locals, but by people from far and wide. Farming runs deep in his family’s history. “For more than 150 years, my family has been connected to farming. My grandfather, great-grandfather, father – and now me,” Peter says. Caritas Czech Republic helped him adapt his farming to the challenges of climate change.

May 15, 2025 News

People in Gaza are dying of hunger. Israel’s blockade of humanitarian aid poses a risk of genocide

The situation of Gaza’s residents has reached a critical point. For almost three months now, there has been a complete blockade of humanitarian aid deliveries by Israel. This is in stark violation of international humanitarian law and the rulings of the International Court. Hunger must not be used as a weapon of war. Before the debates on whether this constitutes genocide conclude, thousands more people, most of them children, will needlessly die in Gaza.

May 11, 2025 CCR-Georgia

A Decade of Action in Support to Georgia’s Development: Caritas Czech Republic’s Country Office Marks 10 Year Jubilee

Tbilisi, May 11, 2025 – Caritas Czech Republic’s Country Office in Georgia is celebrating a significant milestone — 10 years of dedicated work supporting Georgia’s development across healthcare, social protection, rural development, and environmental sustainability.

May 8, 2025 News

I want to open a workshop and name it after my son, says Najlaa from Iraq, a seamstress finding new hope after tragic loss

Najlaa lives in Karakosh, a town in northern Iraq. She is 50 years old, works as a seamstress, and her story is one of grief, faith, and quiet determination. In 2023, she lost her son in a car accident. Since then, she has been dreaming of opening her own sewing workshop – and naming it in his memory.

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Thank you for your support

‘It is the soul that gives away. The hands are only giving.’

How can you help further?

You can send your donation directly to bank account 55660022/0800

You can send your donation through DMS at telephone number 87 777

Become a volunteer in our international department

How donor money helps?

Nabaz opened a mobile shop in Iraqi Duhok thanks to Caritas Czech Republic

I’m farming the land my grandfather and great-grandfather once worked on, says Peter, a farmer from Iraq

People in Gaza are dying of hunger. Israel’s blockade of humanitarian aid poses a risk of genocide

A Decade of Action in Support to Georgia’s Development: Caritas Czech Republic’s Country Office Marks 10 Year Jubilee

I want to open a workshop and name it after my son, says Najlaa from Iraq, a seamstress finding new hope after tragic loss

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