In today’s world, mismanaged waste has become a growing crisis. From polluting water bodies to spreading diseases and disrupting livelihoods, it poses a direct threat to both human life and the environment. As garbage piles grow, so does the need to create awareness about zero waste living — a lifestyle not just crucial for the planet but essential for our health and economy too. Responding to this challenge, the SAFBIN BIP project marked International

Partnerships built on trust, shared vision, and a deep commitment to human dignity pave the way for real transformation. Caritas Australia and Caritas India have been walking this path together, reaching marginalized communities and empowering them towards a self-reliant future. This commitment was reaffirmed during Ms. Paige Wilson’s recent visit to Gram Nirman program areas in Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh, where she witnessed firsthand the impact

For generations, farmers in Northeast India have relied on traditional agriculture for sustenance. However, unpredictable weather, shrinking farmlands, and fluctuating crop prices have pushed many smallholder farmers into economic uncertainty. In response, piggery farming has emerged as a as a transformative livelihood option, offering a reliable and profitable source of income. Given the high pork consumption in the region, pig farming is a natural

Jagdish Singh’s life had always been a mix of dreams and realities. In 2011, with hope in his eyes and ambition in his heart, he left his small village in Jalandhar, India and set off to Austria. He dreamed of providing financial support to his family, especially to his wife, and their three children, two daughters and a son, who were back home waiting for him. For over a decade, Jagdish worked tirelessly as a newspaper and advertisement distributor.

Migration is a reality for millions in India, driven by economic hardship and the search for better opportunities. Yet, for many migrant families, the journey is riddled with challenges—lack of education, identity gaps, and limited access to welfare schemes. Caritas India, with its six decades of experience, has emerged as a driving force in community development, empowering people through strategic partnerships and programmatic support. "Empowerment

Reintegration is not just about returning home but also about rebuilding lives with dignity and opportunity. Caritas India, in collaboration with Caritas Austria and the IRMA Plus III program, ensures that migrants returning from Austria to Punjab receive the support they need to reintegrate successfully into their communities. Eleven returnees from different parts of Punjab participated in the fourth Get Together program, hosted by Caritas India

On March 26, 2025, Caritas India’s Gram Nirman team launched a large-scale Hand Washing Campaign across 25 schools in nine districts of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh. "Clean Hands, Healthy Future!"This simple yet powerful message resonated with 1912 school children (966 girls and 946 boys), who learned the vital importance of proper hand hygiene. The campaign aimed to empower young minds with the knowledge and practice of the Seven-Step Hand Washing

Caritas India recently participated in a high-level capacity-building training organized by the Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG ECHO). The five-day intensive training, held from March 19 to 23, 2025, brought together over 20 leading humanitarian organizations, including UN agencies, international NGOs, and national partners. The program aimed to enhance their ability to access DG ECHO funding