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Georgian health and social workers change their attitudes towards people with disabilities
October 7, 2015 Georgia

Georgian health and social workers change their attitudes towards people with disabilities

On 2nd and 3rd October 2015 training for health professionals and social workers was held in the Georgian town Zugdidi. It was focused on overcoming the common obstacles faced by people with disabilities when visiting a doctor or staying in hospitals. Right at the beginning, participants got familiar with what forms of disabilities there are.
End of mission in Chechnya
October 4, 2015 Chechnya

End of mission in Chechnya

Caritas Czech Republic concludes their mission in Chechnya. After 15 years of humanitarian and development work, Caritas Czech Republic terminated its activities in Chechnya. The reason is, among other things, a continued decline of donors’ interest in Chechnya.
October 2, 2015 Philippines

Following typhoon abnormal drought strikes the Philippines

Nearly two years after the Haiyan typhoon struck the Philippines in November 2013, local farmers have increasingly been faced with the consequences of extreme drought. According to scientists from the US National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and from the British Meteorological Office (MET), an unusually long period without rain has caused the phenomenon of El Niño.

850 Moldovans to be trained in child protection
October 2, 2015 Moldova

850 Moldovans to be trained in child protection

In August 2015, Moldovan experts, mainly from an organization called SocioPolis, finished six months work on materials for instructors and social workers active in the area of child protection. This included materials for tutors in family-type children’s homes, specialists from social centres and employees of relevant local institutions. A Czech expert, Petra Winnette, Ph.D, helped with the preparation of the materials.

Syrians reflect on refugee option
September 30, 2015 Syria

Syrians reflect on refugee option

"Every time I watch the news showing refugees arriving to Europe, risking their lives and their children’s lives by throwing themselves into the sea to escape from Syria, I see in them only desperation," says Sandra Awad. Read more on caritas.org.
Food, war and Caritas at EXPO 2015
September 30, 2015 Food for all

Food, war and Caritas at EXPO 2015

Caritas Internationalis, which unites 165 national Caritas including the Czech one, wants you to think about food: where it comes from, how to make sure everyone’s got enough, the right quality of food, its ability to bring us together, its essential role in everyone’s lives and its crucial role in the life of every person.
Helping families in Iraq takes many forms
September 21, 2015 Iraq

Helping families in Iraq takes many forms

Due to repeated clashes with the radical terrorist organization Islamic State (IS), Iraq now suffers from major internal displacement. Since the beginning of the conflict in 2014, 1.8 million people have left their homes. The Iraqi Kurdistan region now accommodates 90,564 families, 47% of which are displaced residents who have settled in only three of the region’s districts (Dohuk, Al-Shekhan and Akre). In the area of northern Iraq, 222,000 refugees from war-stricken Syria also continue to seek refuge.
Despite strict laws, support for Syrians in Jordan does not stop
September 18, 2015 Jordan

Despite strict laws, support for Syrians in Jordan does not stop

Caritas CR managed to extend their existing activities in Jordan until the end of 2015. However the original plans have been unset by the Jordanian government action on the issue of the rights of Syrian refugees. They can no longer attend apprenticeships or internships. They also cannot establish their own business or be employed, a law that fundamentally changed the form of charity collaboration in Jordan.
Swimming to Europe: a Syrian family’s story
September 18, 2015 Syria

Swimming to Europe: a Syrian family’s story

Omama, 8 years old, feels homesick. Her father Khaled Basheer says to her, “How can you feel homesick when there is no home any longer?” His words are somehow well intended but the truth does little to console his daughter. Read more on caritas.org.
Necessary aid in need continues to grow in Damascus
September 16, 2015 Syria

Necessary aid in need continues to grow in Damascus

An anonymous Syrian organization, and Caritas partner, provides humanitarian aid to the families in need in Damascus. Unfortunately, the name of the organization cannot be mention in public for security reasons. In July, the organization registered an additional 150 families to receive aid, yet the number of people in needs continues to amplifying alongside the conflict. The households outside the capital and provinces such as As-Suwayda, Hasaka, Aleppo, Homs and Dar'a ask to be registered as well.
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