Children’s programs in Ukraine

In addition to providing urgent humanitarian assistance, our partner Caritas Ukraine is providing stabilization assistance, such as these recreational and psychosocial programs for children from families displaced by the war.

Our response to the Hunger Crisis

Further to our appeal for donations this summer in response to the Hunger Crisis in sub-Saharan Africa, Development and Peace is using funds doubled by the Government of Canada to support two new projects in Mali and Niger.

After the deluge: responding to the floods in northeastern India

Thanks to your support, Development and Peace is helping Caritas India bring relief and rehabilitation to thousands of people affected by devastating flooding in the state of Assam.

Hunger crisis in sub-Saharan Africa

As part of the Government of Canada’s matching fund, Development and Peace is appealing for donations in response to the food crisis in sub-Saharan Africa, which is reaching catastrophic levels.

Update on our Ukraine fundraising

Development and Peace — Caritas Canada has been raising emergency funds for Ukraine since the beginning of the war, which has displaced over 12 million

Mourning a tragedy in Mariupol

Development and Peace condemns a Russian tank attack in Mariupol, Ukraine, that claimed the lives of two Caritas staff members and five others.

Our Ukraine Emergency Fundraising – Q&A

Development and Peace calls on the faithful to stand in solidarity with the Ukrainian people.

An Advent of resilience: the story of the hardy houses

Generous support from Canadians helped Development and Peace ― Caritas Canada’s partners build houses that survived an earthquake in Haiti.

Walls broke, wills did not: an update from Haiti

Haiti’s Civil Protection Directorate reports that the quake has claimed over 2,200 lives, injured more than 12,250 people and destroyed or damaged nearly 130,000 houses. UNICEF also notes that scores of water supply and healthcare facilities and hundreds of schools have been damaged.

The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reports that about 800,000 people need vital relief assistance and that there is a heightened the risk of another wave of COVID-19 infections. This has prompted the UN to issue an emergency appeal for US $187.3 million.

Category: Humanitarian aid