Twenty-Seven students of the Fifty-Fourth batch of Caritas India’s signature Development Dynamics Course completed their session on December 07, 2024 at Ajmer, Rajasthan. These students from 10 different states are working in the field of social development. The course completion ceremony was attended by Fr. Antony Fernandes, the Executive Director, Fr. Anil Crasta, the Assistant Executive Director, Fr. Sushil Modi, the Administrator, and Ms. Babita

On December 5th, 2024, Caritas India's network of dedicated volunteers across the country sprang into action, marking the beginning of a month-long celebration of International Volunteer Day. This year's theme, "Recognize Volunteers' Contributions to Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)," resonated deeply with Caritas India's mission of fostering integral human development and social justice. In Jharkhand, the Gram Nirman project team

Caritas India recently organized a significant get-together meeting in Punjab, focusing on the reintegration of Indian nationals who have voluntarily returned from Austria. This event, part of the IRMA Plus III program, highlights the organization's ongoing efforts to support returnees in rebuilding their lives with dignity and purpose. The Integrated Reintegration Management (IRMA) Plus III program, a collaborative effort between Caritas India and

Caritas India's unwavering commitment to disability inclusion and mainstreaming was on full display during the recent celebrations of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The organization orchestrated two significant events that showcased its dedication to amplifying the voices and leadership of persons with disabilities for a more inclusive and sustainable future. In Nuh, Haryana, Caritas India's Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR)

The degraded soil being brought back to fertility in agricultural land by flourishing self-help groups, a quiet revolution is taking place in Meghalaya. Extensive chemical and fertiliser use, low production and external dependence have given have raised the need for natural farming - promoting safe, high quality crops and protecting biodiversity and adapting traditional methods that do away with the need for chemicals and expensive fertilisers. In

On World AIDS Day Delhi experienced two extraordinary, capturing the city’s attention and igniting a powerful dialogue about health concerns and HIV/AIDS awareness. Hosted by the Delhi Urban Team of Caritas India's Gram Nirman program, this World AIDS Day celebration on November 30th and December 01st 2024 was anything but ordinary—it was a dynamic blend of art, activism, and community engagement that left a lasting impression on all who participated.

On November 19th November 2024, Women with disabilities gathered for the third meeting of the Women with Disabilities (WwD) Forum, an initiative that's breathing new life into a community often overlooked. India is home to nearly 12 million women with disabilities, each facing a daily battle against discrimination, isolation, and limited opportunities. But in Nuh, these women are writing a different story. This forum, born from the partnership between

Mushroom cultivation has gained immense popularity in recent years, and several factors contribute to this growing trend. One of the primary reasons is the increasing awareness of the health benefits associated with mushrooms. They are recognized as a nutritious food source, rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, making them an attractive option for health-conscious consumers. The economic potential of mushroom farming also plays a crucial