Migrants have an important role to play as participants in research about migration. Yet, they are often left out. As a result, research can lack authentic perspectives and, worse, reinforce …
It was a pleasure to take questions related to food aid from the students at the French-Cypriot School recently. While difficult to summarize how donating food in one place can …
Caritas Cyprus is one of the four NGO members of the Multidisciplinary Coordinating Group (Polythematiki) against Human Trafficking convened under the auspices of the Ministry of the Interior of the …
On April 10, after lengthy negotiations to reform the European rules on asylum, the European Parliament plenary voted on the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum. The outcome raises concerns …
Displacement is difficult and a refugee’s journey from war to safety is fraught with challenges. Jean*, a recognized refugee from the conflict that has ravaged the Democratic Republic of Congo, …
On International Women’s Day 2024, UNHCR and the European Commission Representation in Cyprus organized a roundtable discussion to shed light on the challenges that refugee and asylum-seeking women encounter in …
Young people have unique perspectives with the potential to enrich our work and inform the strategic approaches we take to serving our beneficiary population. Interns, fellows and volunteers contribute energy, …
Social justice lies at the core of our work at Caritas Cyprus. Rooted in the belief that everyone, regardless of background, circumstance or identity, deserves the chance to thrive, we envision a …
Caritas was happy to support in a small way Sport Vision’s football tournament in Nicosia on January 28, 2024. This activity was part of the group’s ongoing work promoting social …
Recently, Caritas beneficiaries have had the opportunity to engage in art therapy workshops at the A. G. Leventis Gallery. Delving into the exhibition “From Asia Minor to Cyprus: Heyday – Catastrophe …
