In Malawi, food shortages are putting thousands of young children at risk of malnutrition. Through local health clinics and government partners, CRS is providing nutrition treatment, screenings and counseling. Since February, 13,000+ children enrolled and 4,400+ recovered.

In Mali, families are receiving one of the most effective tools to prevent malaria. Watch to learn more.

Sunday, 27 September, marks the World Day of Migrants and Refugees. My thoughts go out to migrants and refugees, especially minors compelled to leave their homeland. Children and teenagers are the most vulnerable. They often endure unspeakable suffering, violence, torture, exploitation, and traumatic conditions. It is not uncommon for them to lose their lives along migration routes. I appeal to everyone’s sense of responsibility: may we all feel a sense of involvement in the lives of these young people, who must always be protected and supported.

As disasters become more frequent and severe, faster information can save lives. Learn how CRS and Microsoft's HASTE technology are helping responders assess damage and target emergency aid within hours. Read more: brnw.ch/21x5UgA.

This International Day of Peace, we're investing in the people who build peace every day: today and for generations to come. 🌍🕊️ #PeaceDay

Update from Nepal: Your generosity is providing safety, clean water and a place where kids can be kids again.

Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of Catholic Relief Services and Caritas Nepal, life-saving assistance from the United States continues to reach Nepali families and children in severely affected areas in the Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts. These images are from September 5 in Nuwakot and September 7 in Rasuwa. The United States is closely coordinating with the Government of Nepal and numerous partners to deliver more than $4 million of assistance that matches Nepal’s needs and helps affected communities.

In 46+ developing countries, debt service now exceeds health spending. At #DevexUNGA81, @CatholicRelief, @iamCARITAS, and @PIH will examine how debt constrains health systems — and what can change. 👉 Register: dvx.cm/rri39p

How does sovereign debt affect health systems? On 21 September, Caritas Internationalis’ Alfonso Apicella will join Devex Impact House @ UNGA to discuss debt, health financing and access to care. 👉 dvx.cm/rri39p #DevexUNGA81

Congratulations to Sean Callahan, president and CEO of Catholic Relief Services, on receiving the Order of St. Gregory the Great. This honor recognizes nearly 40 years of faithful service to people facing poverty & humanitarian crises worldwide. We're grateful for his leadership.

The recent floods in Nepal have destroyed bridges, roads and access to remote communities. CRS is working with Caritas Nepal, local partners and authorities to help families meet urgent needs now while preparing for the long road to recovery. brnw.ch/21x5HNi.

Today #HispanicHeritageMonth begins! We’re celebrating the cultures, traditions & contributions of Hispanic communities across the U.S. Download our free recipe book featuring dishes from Latin America: brnw.ch/21x5AUF.

Happy Birthday, Pope Leo XIV! Thank you for your witness to faith, hope and compassion. May your words continue to inspire us to live our faith in solidarity with our brothers and sisters around the world.

In Mozambique, families displaced by conflict receive emergency shelter materials to repair & rebuild damaged homes, w/ household water & hygiene kits & hygiene promotion sessions. Funded by the Mozambique Humanitarian Fund (MHF). @OCHAFunds @UNOCHA @UNOCHA_ROSEA

In Mali, more than 1.3 million children received preventive malaria treatment during peak transmission season. Working with the Ministry of Health, @globalfund and partners, CRS also supported nutrition screenings, mosquito nets and digital health tools. #EndMalaria

What started with small weekly savings became a place to call home. Across The Gambia, savings groups are helping people build financial security, invest in their dreams and strengthen their resilience for the future. Watch below to learn more.

On this National Day of Prayer, let us remember that prayer has the power to bring us closer to God and to one another. Join us in prayer today.

@CCFNigeria , in partnership with Caritas Germany, @CAFOD , @CatholicRelief , and the Embassy of Ireland, launched Phase Two of the Improving Delivery of Assistance and Solutions (IDEAS) Project in Otukpo, #BenueState. The two-day gathering brought stakeholders and representatives of displaced communities to review the achievements and lessons from Phase One and set priorities for the new phase. Our Executive Secretary/CEO, Fr. @icasalaudu , highlighted the breakthroughs recorded under Phase One and appreciated the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria and project partners for their resources, technical support, and commitment. The Project Coordinator, Valentine Kwaghchimin, presented an overview of the project and priorities for Phase Two, which will focus on food security and household incomes, safe water, sanitation and hygiene, protection, and peaceful coexistence, with emphasis on strengthening resilience and self-reliance. As part of the engagement, the consortium paid a courtesy visit to Most Rev. Michael Apochi, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Otukpo. The Bishop appreciated the contributions of German, Irish, and other international partners to human development and emphasised the importance of extending assistance to internally displaced persons living outside formal camps and across host communities. He also reaffirmed the Catholic Church’s support for initiatives addressing the needs of displaced and vulnerable populations in Benue. Caritas Germany Country Representative, Leeza Joseph, noted that Phase One reached over 14,000 IDPs across host communities and camp settings in Benue, contributing to improved quality of life, stronger social cohesion, and increased opportunities for women through entrepreneurship. Stakeholders, including traditional rulers and government representatives, called for greater attention to IDPs living within host communities and deeper collaboration with state institutions. With lessons from Phase One guiding the way, IDEAS Phase Two begins with a renewed commitment to resilient communities, self-reliance, and lasting solutions for people affected by conflict and displacement. #SDGs #IDEAS #Humanitarianaction #Communityresilience

At CRS, we celebrate the power of literacy. Through a project in Togo, students receive daily nutritious meals that help them attend school regularly, focus on learning, and build the literacy skills needed for a brighter future. #LiteracyDay

It's more than a fence. It's more than a chicken. It's about creating opportunities for women and youth to build sustainable livelihoods in The Gambia. Watch to learn more.