India, recognized for its agricultural expertise, is ironically home to the world's second-highest undernourished population. In the Global Hunger Index 2022, India ranked 107th out of 121 countries, highlighting the urgency of addressing malnutrition, especially among children. In response to this critical issue, Caritas India has embarked on a transformative journey to improve the nutritional intake of school children through the establishment

About to turn 75 and retire, Most Rev. Fürst Gebhard wished to transform his interest and love for Indian mangroves into a commitment to the communities. To make this vision a reality, Caritas India successfully hosted His Excellency and delegates of four in their visit for Solidarity from Rottenburg-Stuttgart Diocese, Germany on 1st September 2023. The team visited Dulki village in Gosaba, Sundarban and interacted directly with the communities

In the realm of child rights and protection, safeguarding is not just a duty; it's a sacred trust. Every individual working with children and youth carries a collective responsibility to ensure their safety and well-being. This solemn commitment resonates deeply within Caritas India to uphold human dignity through gospel values. For Caritas, safeguarding transcends mere policy – it's an unwavering commitment to create and sustain an environment

In the heart of Karnataka's Davanagere District lies the village of Suranhonne, home to a close-knit community of 300 households. Here, festivals and joyful occasions are cherished, serving as opportunities for villagers to unite and share their happiness. However, the absence of a community hall posed a significant challenge, forcing them to rely on neighbouring Honnali City, 13 kilometres away, for hosting public or family events. Transportation

Smallholder farmers in Northeast India are drifting away from agriculture due to changing food preferences among the younger generation and evolving livelihood options. The overarching spectre of climate change has cast a shadow over the agricultural landscape, triggering a worrisome decline in the sector's vibrancy. This not only jeopardises local food security but also undermines the region's agricultural sovereignty. So how can we address this

Growing populations, frequent droughts and floods, and changing rainfall patterns pose serious challenges to our food system. The UN IPCC report has already warned about the impact of climate change on the food system. Considering these realities, Caritas India has taken a concrete step towards sustainable agricultural practices and rural empowerment under its SAFBIN project in the state of Madhya Pradesh. Caritas India organized a one-day workshop

Caritas India has harnessed the potential of volunteering as a dynamic and pragmatic means of reaching the most marginalized communities. Positioned as a cornerstone within Caritas India's Key Strategic Pillars, volunteerism exemplifies a people-centric avenue for driving social change and holistic development. Underpinning this ethos is the EMPOWER approach, a strategic framework that encourages surge capacities through formal volunteer enrollment,

In a world marred by divisions and conflicts, the pursuit of peace and harmony becomes an indispensable endeavor. Caritas India, in collaboration with six partners, has embarked on a profound journey through the Samvaad Peacebuilding and Reconciliation Program. This comprehensive initiative is designed to infuse tranquility and understanding in the seven western districts of Uttar Pradesh. With an unwavering commitment to unity and cooperation among