In an outstanding effort to combat climate change and enhance environmental sustainability, the U3 Phase III project, led by Caritas India in collaboration with the Diocese of Adilabad Human Promotion Society (DAHPS), has mobilized communities across Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and West Bengal. This initiative focuses on climate-resilient agriculture and sustainable livelihoods, emphasizing the importance of community ownership in environmental conservation.

Caritas India showcased its impactful reintegration efforts during the International Exchange Week on Voluntary Return and Reintegration, held from September 30 to October 3, 2024, at Hotel Himalaya in Nepal. This significant event brought together experts and stakeholders from various Asian countries to discuss the challenges, perspectives, and opportunities surrounding voluntary return and reintegration for migrants. Co-organized by Caritas Internationalis

In the lush, fertile expanse of Joypur, where the Bor Dekorai River, one farmer's journey is rewriting the narrative of agriculture in northeastern India. Jonathan Bodra, a visionary with a heart rooted in community, is not just cultivating crops; he is sowing seeds of hope and resilience. With the support of Caritas India's FARM Northeast initiative, Jonathan is transforming challenges into opportunities, proving that with the right knowledge and

In the heart of Chhattisgarh, the Korwa Pahadia tribes are experiencing a renaissance, fueled by the transformative efforts of Caritas India’s Gram Nirman program. This initiative not only focuses on agricultural development but also embodies a holistic approach to uplift marginalized communities while complementing government efforts aimed at eradicating poverty and enhancing the socio-economic status of tribal populations. The Government of India

Caritas India recently conducted a comprehensive Orientation and Capacity Building Program for its partners involved in the SCIAF Project and various forums in Odisha and Jharkhand. Held over two days, from September 30 to October 1, 2024, in Jharsuguda, Odisha, this initiative exemplifies Caritas India's commitment to enhancing the capabilities of local organizations, particularly Diocesan Social Service Societies (DSSS), in critical areas such

In a remarkable culmination of three years of dedicated efforts, Caritas India’s Samvaad Peace Building and Reconciliation Program has successfully concluded its initiatives in Najibabad. The closing ceremony, held at St. Mary's School, was not just a celebration of achievements but also a commitment to fostering an enduring culture of peace, justice, and development within the community. With over a thousand participants, including local stakeholders

In a significant stride towards enhancing child protection in Assam, the Bazaricherra Police Station in Karimganj District has been transformed with the establishment of a Child-Friendly Police Corner. This initiative, inaugurated on September 30, 2024, by Caritas India’s Surokhit Shaishav Program partner, Seva Kendra Silchar, marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing efforts to create a safer environment for children. The inauguration ceremony was

Like many young men in his village, Jyanto Mandi, a 25-year-old lad from Murakati village of Paschim Medinipur district in West Benga once sought a better life beyond the confines of his rural home. He ventured to Tamil Nadu in search of employment, but the reality of migrant labor was harsh. After a year filled with long hours and minimal pay, he returned home, grappling with the dilemma of whether to pursue the uncertainties of migration again