In a groundbreaking initiative, Caritas India's FARM Northeast program has steered in a remarkable transformation in the lives of the residents of Karbi Anglong District in Assam by reintroducing millets. As 2023 marks the International Year of Millets, this endeavor has not only revived a traditional crop but has also become an instrument of sustainable change in the region. Known for its rich history of millet cultivation, Karbi Anglong District

Sustainable waste management remains a key concern worldwide when addressing the broader environmental challenge. Different approaches have been tried and tested for long-term redressal, but “Recycling” remains to be the most sustainable of the solutions. The recycling methodology not only reduces wastage but is known to generate livelihood for millions. Bringing this practice to rural India, the Khushaal Bachpan program organised a workshop

In the far-isolated tribal village, where the challenges of poverty, illiteracy, and caste disparities loom large, a remarkable story unfolds. Mrs. Nagavva, a resilient 55-year-old woman, has not only overcome these obstacles but has also earned recognition from the Agriculture University, a testament to the profound impact of the Caritas India U3 program on her life. Born into a vulnerable family, Nagavva's early years were marked by meagre salaries

In the pursuit of achieving sustainable objectives, Caritas India recognizes the pivotal role that institutional strengthening plays in ensuring the effectiveness and sustainability of any organization. The ever-changing landscape demands continuous reflection on intervention approaches, evaluating whether they align with organizational goals and mission. Caritas India has embarked on a transformative journey with Regional Forums since 2018, instigating

In the aftermath of the devastating Glacial Lake Outburst Flood that struck Sikkim on October 4th, impacting over 60,000 lives along the Teesta River in Sikkim and West Bengal, Caritas India has been at the forefront of humanitarian efforts. In collaboration with START Network, we are actively engaged in restoring homes and rebuilding the shattered lives of affected families, with a steadfast commitment to providing support where it is needed most.

In the serene village of Kadaripura nestled within the Kolar Gold Fields of Karnataka, an extraordinary tale unfolds, defying both stereotypes and expectations. In the heart of this tranquil landscape, Nagesh, a person with dwarfism, has emerged as a symbol of resilience and triumph, transcending the boundaries set by societal norms. His journey, fueled by the wings of Caritas India's Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) program, paints a vivid portrait

In the peaceful village of Zanlawn, in Kolasib district of Mizoram, a local farmer named Pu R Lalduhsanga has emerged as a pioneer in reshaping traditional agricultural practices. His innovative approach, marked by a roadside stand just 5 Kms from his village, symbolizes a transformative shift empowered by the FARM Northeast program. In a community where selling farm produce traditionally involved intermediaries, Lalduhsanga's decision to sidestep

Foundational Literacy Numeracy (FLN) is the ability to read with understanding, write, and do basic math at a level that allows children to learn and succeed in school. It is essential for children's overall development and well-being. In India, the importance of FLN is well-recognized in the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, which makes it compulsory for all educational institutes to abide by. Since education is one of the major components of