Families belong together. The evidence is clear: when families are reunited, people are better able to settle, participate in their communities and (re)build their lives. Yet across Europe, governments are …
Caritas Cyprus was pleased to host a visit by colleagues from Caritas Bialystok Poland mid-May 2026. Taking advantage of a rare opportunity to meet in person, teams from the two …
92.6 MILLION people in the Middle East and North Africa region require humanitarian assistance. Read about Caritas’ work—including that of Caritas Cyprus on refugee integration through vocational programming—in the latest …
On April 24, 2026, Caritas Cyprus had the honour of meeting with the Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union during the COMECE’s Spring 2026 Plenary Assembly in …
December 18 is International Migrants Day—an occasion that reminds us that countless migrant families in Europe remain separated due to restrictive rules, long waits and high costs. Family reunification is …
In an unprecedented collaboration across Christian denominations, Caritas Internationalis, World Vision and the World Council of Churches—of which the Church of Cyprus was a founding member—issued a joint statement on …
World Refugee Day—June 20—demands that the world show solidarity with people forced to flee. Solidarity means honouring refugees not just with words but with action. Beyond making space for them, …
Across Europe, minimum income schemes are failing the millions of people struggling to meet basic needs. In a report launched on June 3 in Brussels, Caritas Europa highlights the flaws …
Caritas Cyprus welcomed the visit of colleagues from the Caritas Association of the Diocese of Augsburg in Germany on April 30. In Cyprus as part of an EU Erasmus+ mobility …
Every 25 years, the Jubilee tradition reminds us all to serve those in need and to build bridges of hope in our communities and across the world. In the spirit …
