Thanks to funding from OCHA West & Central Africa, CRS is supporting over 1,100 families in the Lake region of Chad with cash for food and other needs, farming tools and seeds to help grow their own food. More than 268,000 people have been displaced—many due to violence. Displaced families say food is their top concern and malnutrition is hitting young children and pregnant women hardest. 🎥 Watch how CRS is responding. You can help support this lifesaving work: https://brnw.ch/21wXagT. | Cathol

Our staff is often recognized for their excellence, but their talents extend beyond humanitarian aid. Staff member Azeez Oseni works with health and nutrition programs in Southern Africa. He recently wrote a rap for CRS that put a huge smile on our faces. Hopefully it will do the same for you. Turn up the volume and enjoy! | Catholic Relief Services

Setting the record straight about Catholic Relief Services’ work with refugees, migrants and displaced people. | Catholic Relief Services

Through careful stewardship of resources, we make sure the funds you have so generously entrusted go where they are most needed. We want you to feel confident that your decision to give to CRS is a sound one, and that your donations will be used effectively and efficiently to make a difference. You can help us continue this lifesaving work: https://brnw.ch/21wVUNj. | Catholic Relief Services

CRS CEO Sean Callahan visited a new water system in Ethiopia. In this part of the country, most families relied on unsafe streams, risking illness and missing school for water. But now, 15,000 people have clean water close to home. CRS and The Hosana Catholic Secretariat, in close coordination with local government, collaborated with community members to build new pipelines and water points. This means less time fetching water—and more time for learning and living. | Catholic Relief Services

4.9K views · 133 reactions | Every day is #EarthDay.  | Catholic Relief Services | Facebook