Catholic Relief Services

Humanitarian aid workers and information technology experts will meet next week in Accra, Ghana to exchange the latest innovations in using mobile phones and other communication tools to fight poverty around the world at the 5th annual ICT4D Conference,..

Comprehensive immigration reform must address the social and economic forces that cause people to migrate.

Infographics that Inspire, Reporting Progress in Humanitarian Aid

The CRS ICT4D 2012 Conference in Rwanda will highlight how the latest information technology can increase aid agencies’ efficiency, improve performance and impact.

These food assistance programs save and improve millions of lives.

The Hong Kong-born President & CEO of Catholic Relief Service credits a group of American Maryknoll Sisters with giving her the ability to imagine a different life, and teaching her to fight and to love.

They are urging Congress to pass a Farm Bill that aids the hungry, both here and around the world, and uses scarce subsidy resources for farmers who most need them.

Catholic officials express particular concern about proposed cuts to Migration and Refugee Assistance, HIV/AIDS and other health and nutrition programs, and International Disaster Assistance.

Will lead one of the world’s largest international humanitarian agencies

Congress listens to their consciences and constituents, revives funding for vital life-saving international aid