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 …
While the legal and institutional capacities vary between the Republic of Cyprus and the northern part of the island administered by the Turkish Cypriot authorities, both communities struggle with implementation …
As part of the United Action Against Human Trafficking Project, funded by the European Union and implemented by the Refugee Rights Association and Caritas Cyprus, Caritas Cyprus is now hosting …
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, …
Every year on June 20, the world honors the strength and courage of people who have been forced to flee their home country to escape conflict or persecution. Caritas Cyprus …
On June 13, organizations from across the island—including Caritas Cyprus—gathered in Nicosia’s Faneromeni Square to mark World Refugee Day 2025. Together—and with those who find themselves in Cyprus far from …
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 …
Happy International Women’s Day 2025! Today and every day, Caritas Cyprus benefits from the unique insights women provide at all levels of our organization. Our ongoing commitment to delivering gender-sensitive …
Almost half of Cyprus’ population falls into lower income brackets according to the Statistical Service (CYSTAT) report, “Living Standards Indicators, November 2024” which presents comparative data between Cyprus and the …
