Every person deserves dignity, opportunity, and the right to thrive—regardless of ability. With this belief, Caritas India launched the Chetana Disability Campaign 2025 at the national level on 9 March 2025 in collaboration with Chetanalaya at Maria Bhawan, Delhi. This year’s campaign theme, "Journey of Hope: Share to Serve," calls on individuals, families, and organizations to unite in supporting children and persons with disabilities, fostering

Caritas India had the privilege of meeting His Excellency Mr. Thierry Mathou, Ambassador of France to India, at his office. On 11 March 2025, the Caritas delegation, led by Fr. Anil Crasta, Assistant Executive Director of Caritas India, was welcomed by Mr. Gregor Trumel, Cultural and Cooperation Counsellor, and Mr. Shad Joynal Abedin, Political Counsellor, at the Embassy. The visit marked a significant step toward fostering a stronger relationship

What happens when farmers shift from simply surviving to thriving? In the village of Parwa, once limited to small kitchen gardens and Jhum cultivation, a group of 10 farmers is transforming their lives. Through collective action, sustainable agriculture practices, and the support of Caritas India’s FARM Northeast Project, these farmers are no longer just growing food for their tables; they're growing financial independence and a better future.

Caritas India welcomed a group of 32 Master of Social Work (MSW) students from Don Bosco College, Dharmapuri, Tamil Nadu, along with their Principal, Father Babu, and three staff members, for an interactive exposure visit to its Head Office in New Delhi on 10 March 2025. This study tour offered the students a unique opportunity to understand the inner workings of one of the largest and most respected development organizations in India. The visit

Imagine a journey where thousands of migrant workers leave behind the comfort of their homes in search of better opportunities, only to face uncertainty and vulnerability at every step. Yet, amidst these challenges, Caritas India's Pravasi Bandhu program, supported by Misereor, is making a profound difference. Recently, this pioneering initiative convened its Annual Review Meeting, bringing together nine partner organizations and 25 participants

Imagine a village where women, once confined to household chores, are now leading public meetings, demanding their rights, and transforming their communities. This is the reality unfolding under the Saksham III Programme, a groundbreaking initiative by Caritas India. At the recently concluded Saksham Strategic Learning Consolidation Meet (March 4-6, 2025) in Delhi, the extraordinary progress over three years was celebrated, showcasing how empowered

More than 450 participants from 10 SAFBIN target villages gathered on March 8, 2025, in Ahmadpur, Madhya Pradesh, to celebrate International Women's Day under the SAFBIN India program. Organized by Caritas India in collaboration with MPSSS Bhopal, the event highlighted how community ownership accelerates gender equality and empowers local people to drive sustainable change. The event was graced by Mrs. Sampatiya Uikey, Madhya Pradesh's Cabinet Minister

As rising temperatures and unpredictable weather patterns threaten food security, a new wave of climate warriors is emerging from the heart of India. In a bold step to combat the climate crisis, Caritas India, in collaboration with the Karnataka Regional Organisation for Social Service (KROSS), has equipped grassroots leaders with the tools to revolutionize farming and protect the planet. Over three days (March 5-7, 2025), 27 participants from five