The influx of Ukrainian refugees into the European Union will require more than just a humanitarian response. European countries should start preparing to integrate the new arrivals into their societies for the long term.
“Helping others is our weapon” is the message from Caritas Ukraine that continues to provide aid to those in need through its networks across the country and in the face …
The recently published Caritas CARES! European Poverty Report focuses on the challenges that must be tackled to make European labour markets more accessible and inclusive, based on Caritas’ vision for …
The COVID-19 pandemic affected everyone everywhere, but had particular repercussions for those trying to reach Europe and to integrate into European societies. On January, 20, 2022, frontline practitioners from Greece …
On the occasion of International Migrants Day 2021, the COALESCE project published a Policy Brief highlighting European-wide issues and making Cyprus-specific recommendations related to the complex needs of migrant victims …
In an special edition of the Osservatore Romano dedicated to the Pope’s visit to Cyprus and Greece, the work of Caritas Cyprus is highlighted on page II.
Pope Francis visits Cyprus this week to lend his support to a conflict-riven island now on the front line of a new migratory route for people fleeing their countries for Europe. In central Nicosia, nothing tells the story of an influx in arrivals more than the small courtyard area outside the Church of the Holy Cross.
The “Mind the Gap: A Needs Analysis for the Integration of Female Third Country National Victims of Human Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation” on Cyprus published by the COALESCE project is now available in both English and Greek.
Pope Francis will draw the world’s attention to migration once again as he visits Cyprus and Greece in early December.
‘Even animals cannot live in that kind of condition.’
