Apart from Czechia, Caritas Czech Republic has branches in seven other countries around the world. In the event of a humanitarian disaster, we also help in other regions as needed.
Ethiopia is feeling the severe impacts of climate change, which are compromising water infrastructure and leaving many without access to clean water. We help people gain better access to clean drinking water while improving their climate resilience.
The Gaza Strip is facing a catastrophic humanitarian situation. The escalation of the conflict is hitting civilians hardest. They urgently need immediate and safe access to basic humanitarian assistance, including health care.
In Georgia, we emphasise the development of health and social care. In cooperation with the Ministry of Health, we work to increase the availability and quality of care. We also support agriculture and rural development and work on environmental protection.
We support the reconstruction of the country after the war. We help people still living in temporary shelters and those returning home. We focus on rebuilding homes, infrastructure and livelihoods and adaptation to climate change.
In Moldova, we focus mainly on developing healthcare and social services, homecare centres, and support for refugees from Ukraine. We also support environmental protection.
Environmental protection and sustainable development are priorities for us in Mongolia. At the same time, we are committed to supporting young people and civil society.
In Syria, in cooperation with our partner organisation, we focuse on reconstructing the northwestern part of the country, supporting civil society and helping to solve the aftermath of the devastating earthquake.
In Turkey, we are helping to deal with the aftermath of the catastrophic earthquake that struck the country in February 2023. Our office in Turkey is also the base for our assistance in Syria.
Our work focuses on helping people affected by Russian aggression. We provide humanitarian aid and support for the internally displaced, mainly by providing decent housing.
In Zambia, we focus on supporting refugees, mainly through livelihood development and self-sufficiency, as well as supporting farmers, small-scale traders and vocational training.
