In a significant step towards ensuring the safety and dignity of vulnerable populations, Caritas India recently concluded a vital phase of its SAFE (Safety for Everyone) program. This initiative aims to build robust safeguarding policies and systems at every level of operation, reinforcing the organization's commitment to protecting children and vulnerable adults from abuse and harm. The recent accompaniment visit to Navjeevan Charitable Society

Thirty religious congregation members of the AMRAT Network from the Delhi region have shown a keen interest in gaining skills and knowledge to develop result-based innovative projects. This request was honored by Caritas India, the resource partner of the Arise Foundation, to capacitate the network members on Project Cycle Management (PCM) at Jeevandhara, SD Provincialiate House in Ghaziabad on September 21-22, 2024. The enthusiasm among network

On September 20, 2024, during the Centenary celebration of the National Institute of Secondary Agriculture (NISA) in Ranchi, Caritas India showcased an innovative model aimed at mitigating lightning-related casualties in rural communities. This initiative, developed under the Caritas India project in Bihar helped in enhancing community resilience against one of India's deadliest natural hazards. Recent data from the Annual Lightning Report by the

In the heart of Tukra Busty, a small village nestled in the lush landscapes of India, a young farmer named Amar Oroan faced a daily battle against despair. Born into a family of farmers, he inherited not only the land but also the relentless struggles that came with it. His father had spent his life toiling under the sun, yet their small plot barely produced enough to feed the family. Each harvest season was a gamble, turning every meal into a question

In the eastern part of Assam, 35 km away from the district headquarters of Dibrugarh, lies the village of Ghutung. This village is home to 49 Adivasi families with a population of 245 people. The story of Ghutung is one of transformation, where a group of women have taken charge of their livelihoods and inspired others through their collective actions. The journey began with the implementation of Caritas India’s FARM Northeast project. Through

Caritas India is thrilled to introduce its newly appointed Executive Tteam, tasked with leading the organization towards a future of greater impact and innovation. This esteemed team, comprising of dedicated and experienced leaders, will bring fresh energy and spirit to Caritas India's mission of serving the poor and promoting social justice. Fr. Antony Fernandes takes the helm as the Executive Director, bringing with him extensive experience in

In the wake of the devastating floods that have swept through Tripura since August 18, 2024, Caritas India has taken a significant step towards alleviating human suffering by responding to the urgent needs of affected communities. With relentless rainfall triggering severe flooding and landslides, the humanitarian crisis has left over 38,000 families displaced and in dire need of assistance. Tragically, the floods have claimed 32 lives, injured several,

In the peaceful village of West Bairiguri village , surrounded by rolling hills and lush fields, two remarkable women—Sita and Meera—embarked on a journey that would not only change their own lives but also leave a lasting impact on their environment and community. Members of the Kusum Kali Self-Help Group (SHG), they saw the potential to turn a simple idea into an entrepreneurial venture that could both provide livelihoods and protect the environment: