Millions of children across the world are on the move. Some are driven from their homes by conflict, poverty or climate change; others leave in the hope of finding a …
Caritas Cyprus was honored to be awarded the Democracy Award 2026 by the Centre for Social and Political Thought Politeia at an event in Nicosia on September 15, 2026. Presented annually on …
On a recent Sunday—often the only day off for many foreign workers—Caritas Cyprus hosted an information session for and with the Nepali Welfare & Cultural Association Cyprus to discus the …
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 …
With grassroots insights from Caritas Cyprus, scholars at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perry World House examined the “safe third country” designation through a human rights lens and offer reflections on …
Caritas Cyprus appreciated the opportunity to contribute its grassroots perspectives to the Euro-Mediterranean CSO Conference organized by Cardet Cyprus on April 23-24, 2026. Over two days, professionals from various sectors …
On the occasion of International Women’s Day 2026, under the global theme “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls,” Caritas Cyprus joined the other members of the Platform on …
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 …
Across Europe and in Cyprus, 1 in 5 people still experience poverty or social exclusion with women more at risk than men. Poverty is not only about income — it’s …
