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Support from caring people allows Caritas Cyprus to serve the growing number of individuals and families in need in our community. Besides food, Caritas is now collecting clean, wearable unwanted …
Caritas Internationalis is confederation of over 160 members who are working at the grassroots in almost every country of the world. When a crisis hits, Caritas is already on the ground.
Members of Caritas in the Middle East and North Africa work primarily on emergency response, migration, education, development, women’s empowerment, youth and volunteering, human trafficking and peace building.
Our mission is to work for a better world for those living in poverty, the oppressed, and the vulnerable. Inspired by Christian values, we work with all who are marginalized, regardless of race or religion.
We work without prejudice, we don’t preach, and we pride ourselves on celebrating diversity. We believe our Christian values are best shown through working for justice and an end to poverty in Cyprus.
Since registering as a charitable association in 1986, Caritas Cyprus has responded to humanitarian needs on the island with the aim of providing compassionate care and support to the vulnerable.
At the heart of our work are committed and compassionate Board Members, volunteers and staff.
We promote integral human development, social justice, and sustainable social systems.
We work at the grassroots level to meet local needs and provide humanitarian assistance, including to migrants and refugees.
With partners who share our vision, we engage in humanitarian actions, research endeavors and advocacy efforts that contribute to a more just world.
We welcome the opportunity to collaborate with a variety of organizations and groups to improve the lives of those in need.
We promote youth development, engagement, and volunteerism across the island and through international exchanges.
Read the latest reports, publications, and news of interest to Caritas Cyprus.
Support from caring people allows Caritas Cyprus to serve the growing number of individuals and families in need in our community. Besides food, Caritas is now collecting clean, wearable unwanted …
A survey conducted by Caritas Europa and Eurodiaconia across 18 European countries found that there has been a 40% increase in demand for support by vulnerable groups. Organisations are responding …
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen designated 2022 as the European Year of Youth–“a year dedicated to empowering those who have dedicated so much to others”. This was meant …
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