CRS Cambodia has responded to COVID-19 by building on our existing programming with the Ministry of Health in our Global Fund work on TB, malaria, HIV and overall health system strengthening. CRS expanded support to the government for COVID-19 programming and is a provincial focal point in 6 provinces (Takeo, Kandal, Stung Treng, Preah Vihear, Odar Meanchey and Phnom Penh City). CRS is coordinating at the national level with WHO, USAID, the Cambodian Communicable Disease Department and four other national programs.
05.06.20

We’re in the Same Storm, But in Different Boats

While we have all been affected by COVID-19 in some way, we explore what the pandemic really means for the poorest and most vulnerable among us, and what we can do to help.

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04.29.22

Transforming Livelihoods: Global Food Insecurity Magnified by the Conflict in Ukraine

In this webinar, we learn how CRS is responding to increased food insecurity concerns around the world.
04.01.22

Driving Mission Agility: Conflict in Ukraine Update

As the war in Ukraine continues and humanitarian needs increase, we find out how CRS is reaching people in Ukraine and neighboring countries.
03.10.22

Driving Mission Agility: Ukrainian Refugee Crisis

In this webinar, we discuss how CRS and our Caritas partners are meeting emergency needs for Ukrainian families, including providing food and supplies, safe housing, and emotional and social support.
01.27.22

Empowering Youth: Stories from Rwanda and El Salvador

In this webinar, we share how CRS works with partners and communities to enable young people to find jobs, start businesses and return to school.
11.19.21

Building Homes: A Discussion with Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr of Freetown, Sierra Leone

CRS is committed to building homes for 1.5 million people over the life of our current strategy. In this webinar, we discuss why the work in Freetown, Sierra Leone is an essential part of making that vision a reality.
06.24.21

Driving Mission Agility: Helping CRS Transform Lives

The flexibility of unrestricted support helps us partner and innovate in ways that maximize our impact and efficiency. In this webinar, we share how CRS is taking action like never before.
05.27.21

Strengthening Families: Fostering Safe and Nurturing Families

In this webinar, we learn more about our plan to help 1 million children live in strengthened families.
04.29.21

Empowering Youth: Young People Are Our Future

In this webinar, we discuss CRS’ vision to empower 5 million young people.

 
03.25.21

Building Homes: Home Is Everything

In this webinar, we explore CRS’ bold plan to build homes for 1.5 million people affected by crisis.
02.25.21

Transforming Livelihoods: It Starts With the Land

In this webinar, we learn more about CRS’ ambitious goal to help 1 million farmers and their families build sustainable livelihoods.
12.16.20

Vision 2030: How Do We Build a More Resilient World?

In this webinar, we discover how the Go FAR campaign is fueling the CRS Vision 2030 strategy.
10.20.20

Walking the Path With Migrants

In this webinar, we discuss the root causes of migration and how, in keeping with our Catholic faith, we can accompany those on the journey.
09.09.20

Cast Out to the Deep

“Cast out to the deep,” the Lord told his first disciples. In this webinar, we share CRS’ long-term plan to go farther than ever before to serve those most in need in transformational ways.
Scenes from old city of Jerusalem. Dome of the Rock, and the wall around old Jerusalem.
08.18.20

In His Footsteps: A Journey of Hope to the Holy Land

In this virtual visit to the West Bank and Gaza, we take a look at how COVID-19 has impacted our programing and how we continue to serve our most vulnerable brothers and sisters in the Holy Land.
CRS is supporting the District Medical Office with the safe and dignified burials of Ebola victims in 3 districts in Sierra Leone. In the district of Port Loko, CRS is supporting 9 out of the 11 burial teams to bury anywhere from 20 to 30 deceased per day. CRS also supports the cemetery teams (grave diggers) in 3 designated cemeteries. Every death is treated as an Ebola victim as an extra precaution.
05.20.20

When the Music Changes, So Does the Dance

As we continue to respond to COVID-19 throughout the world, we take a look at lessons learned through the lens of Ebola, which devastated West Africa in 2014-2016, and elevated our work surrounding human dignity during health emergencies.
CRS Cambodia has responded to COVID-19 by building on our existing programming with the Ministry of Health in our Global Fund work on TB, malaria, HIV and overall health system strengthening. CRS expanded support to the government for COVID-19 programming and is a provincial focal point in 6 provinces (Takeo, Kandal, Stung Treng, Preah Vihear, Odar Meanchey and Phnom Penh City). CRS is coordinating at the national level with WHO, USAID, the Cambodian Communicable Disease Department and four other national programs.
05.06.20

We’re in the Same Storm, But in Different Boats

While we have all been affected by COVID-19 in some way, we explore what the pandemic really means for the poorest and most vulnerable among us, and what we can do to help.
CRS Kenya in partnership with the Ministry of Health conducted a training on COVID-19 targeting Health Care workers. Kisumu County Department of Health and Sanitation also received a donation of PPEs and hand washing equipment to help prevent the spread of the virus.
04.16.20

The Fight Won’t Be Won in Hospitals

CRS is certainly no stranger to crisis. While COVID-19 presents many unknowns, as an agency, we’d like to think that we’re at our very best during times such as these. Learn how our programming is pivoting in the midst of a pandemic so we can continue our mission to serve the world’s poor.