The impact of climate change is an undeniable reality, affecting every corner of the globe. However, its repercussions are particularly severe for individuals in low-income nations and those whose livelihoods hinge on specific climate patterns and natural resources—most notably, the world's smallholder farmers. These farmers are already grappling with the tangible consequences of climate change, witnessing the transformation of pastures and croplands

Empowering communities to improve nutrition intake in Northeast India is one of the main components of the Caritas India FARM Northeast program effort to improve food security and sovereignty. Individual farmers often fail to withstand the looming internal and external challenges of agriculture. However, when these farmers come together as a collective, they can shape their future and create a better life. Collectivisation helps in overcoming complex

In a world where an estimated of 1.3 billion people struggle with various forms of disability, a staggering one in six individuals faces the daily challenges of living with impairments. Among them, a majority find themselves marginalized, battling socio-economic adversity, deteriorating health, and the shackles of poverty. Self Hep Groups (SHGs) have been used in the disability sector to engage Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) to build self-reliance

Almost one billion people around the world suffer from hunger at a time when the world can feed everyone. It is one of the biggest global threats to humanity today. Caritas confederation members in line with the targets of the campaign “One Human Family, Food for All” and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are working globally towards the aim to eradicate hunger by 2025. The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

In an outstanding display of compassion and shared responsibility, the Lenten season in Kerala commenced with the State Level Launch of the Lenten Campaign, held on February 25, 2024, at Our Lady Dolours Basilica in Thrissur, Kerala. The theme, "Fraternity in Humanity; Together with Everyone," resonated deeply, setting the tone for a period of solemn reflection and spiritual renewal. The launch program, a collaborative effort between the Social Service

In a deeper commitment to ensuring a workplace free from harassment, Caritas India has taken a significant leap by conducting mandatory Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) training for its entire staff on January 30 and February 2, 2024. The sessions, held under the expert guidance of Mrs. Rita Panicker, not only navigated the legal intricacies of the Prevention of Sexual Harassment at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition, and Redressal) Act 2013

In a transformative step towards sustainable agriculture, the Gram Nirman program, of Caritas India, is revolutionizing the future of smallholder farmers through the introduction of portable solar irrigation systems. This innovative approach addresses the longstanding challenge of irrigation faced by farmers like Vinod Munda from Angara block, who once struggled with the high costs of renting diesel water pumps. The Gram Nirman program, a direct

On February 21st 2024, Caritas India witnessed a remarkable milestone with the presence of Mr. Gerard Larcher, the President of the Senate, Republic of France. Mr Gerard was accompanied by diplomatic delegates of Senators and officials from the Government of France, including Mr Thierry Mathou, Ambassador of France to India. The team of delegation consisted of, Mr. Cédric Perrin, Senator of the Territory of Belfort and President of the Commission