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Jeevan Nirman will ensure decent work and living for migrant workers

Embarking on a compassionate journey to address the challenges faced by migrant workers, a significant program orientation unfolded at the Navjeevan Renewal Centre, Delhi, from December 12th to December to 15th December 2023. The initiative, spearheaded by Caritas India with the support of Caritas Australia, signifies a collective commitment to ensure decent work and living for migrant workers. The Jeevan Nirman program envisages working in 6 districts

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Saksham Program’s people-Led approach bringing significant changed in community

The recently concluded Saksham Half-Yearly Review Meeting brought together 18 partners from Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, and Uttarakhand at the Navjivan Renewal Centre, St. Xavier School Campus, Delhi. This collaborative gathering aimed to reinforce accountability, celebrate achievements and foster a sense of ownership through reflection and discussion. The meeting witnessed engaging discussions, with a primary focus on the impressive

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Street Play Illuminates the Path to Peace and Harmony

In the realm of peace-building initiatives, the power of street plays has emerged as a compelling force in disseminating messages of harmony and unity. Caritas India's Samvaad Program, in partnership with Bareilly Diocese of Social Service Suchetna, has ingeniously harnessed the potential of street plays to instil the values of peace and harmony in communities. Street plays, with their immersive and dynamic nature, serve as a potent medium to engage

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Empowering Orphaned Children in Surguja District of Chhattisgarh

Numerous safety net programs are designed by the government to ensure protection for the marginalised and weaker sections of society. These programs are devised to help the neediest in the community so that they can meet their basic needs and live a dignified life. The safety net programs are available in different forms including subsidies, reservations, or direct transfer of benefits. Among other vulnerable groups, children are also covered under

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EMPOWER Asia Phase III Launch & Orientation

Caritas India and CRS have successfully launched the third phase of EMPOWER Asia, a transformative initiative focused on system strengthening. The event witnessed the active participation of eight DSSS partners from Assam, Odisha, Manipur, Mizoram, and West Bengal. The launch featured a poster unveiling and an orientation session on the EMPOWER approach to system strengthening, guided by Fr. (Dr.) Jolly Puthenpura, Assistant Executive Director, Caritas

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Assam rice farmer uses SRI method for record production

The farmers of Sonitpur District in Assam have set record cultivation for growing rice using the improved method of cultivation promoted by the FARM Northeast program. According to the FARM Northeast Field Program Associate, Wilson Kandulna, 70 farmers have harvested an average paddy yield of 3-4 quintals per bigha using a System of Rice Intensification (SRI) method. These farmers have experienced tangible benefits and positive outcomes from implementing

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Twenty-one cohorts shared the Development Dynamics Course experience

The transformative Eighteen Days long residential Development Dynamics Course (DDC) from November 20th to December 7th, 2023, the 53rd Development Dynamics Course (DDC) by Caritas India reached its conclusion at the Sannidhi Centre for Pastoral Renewal, Shimoga, Karnataka. The immersive program, organized under the auspices of the Caritas Institute of Development Action and Learning (CIDAL), brought together a dynamic cohort of 21 participants from

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Empowering Responders in the Northeast: Capacity Building Training on Protection and Security

Today a growing number of people are exposed to disaster due to increased population, exploitation of natural resources, unplanned urbanization, climate change, and poverty. Many of the disasters mostly occur in vulnerable and conflict-sensitive areas. The need for improved practices and response mechanisms is felt more strongly in the Humanitarian work and previously. Caritas India realized this essential need and started investing in disaster preparedness

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