On the 20th of December 2024, Caritas India hosted a heartfelt farewell ceremony to honour Fr. Sushil Modi, the esteemed Administrator, whose contributions have left an indelible mark on the organization. The event, held with profound respect and warm wishes, was an opportunity for staff to bid adieu to a leader who has been an inspiration and guiding force. The ceremony began with a solemn prayer led by Ms. Anjali Kujur, Associate HR setting a reflective

Caritas India remains deeply committed to fostering a safe and respectful working environment for all its staff. To further this goal, the organization conducted a mandatory Prevention of Sexual Harassment (PoSH) training for its entire team on December 20, 2024, in collaboration with CBCI staff. The management teams of both Caritas India and CBCI were present, along with Secretaries from various commissions under CBCI. The main session was led by

Caritas India and her partners organized a Seed and Food Festival in Sagar on 18 December 2024, celebrating the richness of indigenous local seeds and traditional cuisine. The one-day event featured exhibitions of local seeds, resilient farming system models, traditional dishes, and crops revived by the community. Addressing the festival, Fr. Anil William Crasta, Assistant Executive Director of Caritas India, urged the farming community to adopt

Caritas India's Christmas Express 2024 campaign is once again bringing warmth and hope to those most vulnerable to the season's harsh conditions. This year, the initiative aims to reach 1,000 urban families with essential blankets and dry rations, embodying the true spirit of Christmas through compassionate action. As temperatures plummet and air quality worsens, the homeless, urban poor, farmers, children, and those with chronic illnesses or disabilities

For many rural households, livestock, particularly goats, serve as a living bank – a "rural ATM" that provides financial stability in times of need. In a country where agricultural success is heavily dependent on the whims of monsoons, these small ruminants offer a vital safety net. They not only contribute significantly to India's agricultural economy but also act as a buffer against crop failures due to erratic rainfall. Despite the cultural

When Parimal first heard about vermicompost, his curiosity was piqued. "How does it work? What is it made of? How is it different from the chemical fertilizers I've been using?" These questions swirled in his head, sparking a desire to learn more. For years, Parimal Sur from Harishnagar Part 1, Katlicherra Block, Hailakandi District, Assam had relied on chemical fertilizers, a practice that had slowly eaten away both his income and the health of

In the heart of Delhi, as winter's chill settled over the city, Caritas India's "Anand Bhoj" initiative brought warmth and hope to those often overlooked by society. On December 14, 2024, this unique celebration of togetherness and sharing unfolded, embodying Caritas India's commitment to serving the marginalized with compassion and dignity. Under the theme "Journey of Hope – Share to Serve," Anand Bhoj transcended the boundaries of a typical charitable

In a world where headlines often echo with discord, violence and conflicts, Caritas India through its groundbreaking Samvaad Peace Building Program, is rewriting the narrative of conflict resolution by turning to an unexpected source of wisdom - children. Recently, at St. John Vianney Catholic School, over 100 young minds became the epicenter of this peaceful uprising, participating in a workshop that could very well shape the future of our global