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Helping prevent the spread of Mpox in DRC

Read how Christian Aid is working with our local partner Communaute Baptiste au Centre De L’Afrique to help keep people in South Kivu province in eastern Congo safe from Mpox.

Mervyn knows what it means to ‘Bee Kind’

For almost 40 years, an award-winning Kilkenny beekeeper has donated the proceeds of his honey sales to charities

Fleeing fighting in eastern Congo

Read how our local partner is supporting families in eastern DRC who were forced to flee their homes to escape fighting and are now living in makeshift camps.

Supporting a survivor build a new life in Eastern Congo

To kick start this year’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence, read how sustained support helped a survivor of sexual violence build a new life for herself in DRC.

Almost 23 million people are facing severe hunger in Afghanistan this winter

Read here the experiences of two families struggling in the face of a monumental crisis.

Ireland’s climate finance commitment ‘only half of its fair share’

A response to Taoiseach Micheál Martin committing during Ireland’s national statement today at COP26 to increasing Ireland’s climate finance contributions to at least €225 million by 2025.

Greystones teacher retires, pledging a gift in her Will to Christian Aid Ireland

As a child, Shirley Chee's parents fostered a little girl who'd been injured in the war in Eritrea. Now she's pledging to help other children whose lives have been torn apart by conflict and poverty.

Margaret and Sandy Lindsay: the willpower to change lives

Retired Christian Aid supporters Margaret and Sandy Lindsay explain why they were inspired to leave a gift to Christian Aid in their Will.

Albert Smallwoods: a life of service to the poor

We hear from one of Christian Aid Ireland's living legators, Albert Smallwoods.