Meeting humanitarian needs with Canada’s support
By Judith Faucher, Institutional Grants and Compliance Officer In April 2025, Development and Peace ― Caritas Canada (DPCC) had announced three humanitarian projects to support
By Judith Faucher, Institutional Grants and Compliance Officer In April 2025, Development and Peace ― Caritas Canada (DPCC) had announced three humanitarian projects to support
Diseases caused by an infestation of rodents are the latest of the miseries that Israel’s murderous attacks and blockade are inflicting on the people of Gaza.
The situation in the Middle East remains extremely fragile and unpredictable, marked by U.S. and Israeli strikes against Iran, Iranian retaliation, and ongoing Israeli military
To cope with the widening Middle East emergency precipitated by the illegal U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran and Lebanon, our partners in the region need your generous solidarity now.
Three years after the Türkiye-Syria earthquakes ravaged entire communities in the two countries, we present a report on how your solidarity allowed our partners to go well beyond meeting the immediate basic needs of survivors.
Reacting to an annual UN report on projected humanitarian aid needs, a coalition of NGOs, including Caritas Internationalis, calls out the increasing parsimony and pettiness of the world’s major funders.
From Palestine, Caritas Jerusalem issues a sobering, defiant, inspiring and hopeful call on the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.
A DPCC youth ambassador shares his experience of learning, thinking and briefing MPs about the fight against hunger at an event in Ottawa.
Budget 2025 represents a retreat from official development assistance and an advance toward militarism, which is precisely the opposite of what it would be most ethical and strategic for Canada to be doing at this time.
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