Help change more lives – $1 becomes $4 right now.
Where Asilika lives, most people earn less than NZ$10 a day. With your help, a training course run through Caritas’ local partner has helped her to create a more sustainable future for her family.
We work alongside local partners across the Pacific and Southeast Asia, ensuring your support reaches those who need it most.
Every $10 you give becomes $40, thanks to the NZ Government. Your gift is multiplied by four, reaching even more young people like Asilika who are praying for a chance.
We need your help reaching families living in poverty across the Pacific & Southeast Asia.
Caritas works alongside trusted partners who live and work within their own communities, so that your support directly reaches those who need it most - people who are struggling with hunger, lack of clean water, and the impact of climate change.
Training for vulnerable young people to earn an income and support their families
Transform lives by learning practical skills like sustainable farming, sewing, screen printing, and financial management.
Improved access to food and clean water
Help people have access to basic human rights to survive.
Disaster and climate change preparation for vulnerable communities
Ensure communities have daily essentials that sustain life with the impact of climate change that they are already facing, and restore hope during conflict, disaster, and displacement.
Right now, every $1 you give becomes $4, thanks to the NZ Government . So, a gift of $35 from you becomes $140.
Be the answer to the prayers of young people looking for a chance.
From hardship to thriving business
Asilika, Tutu Rural Training Centre, Taveuni Island in Fiji
For Fijian mum Asilika, life was hard - and her dreams for a better future felt out of reach. But everything changed when she was offered a place with Caritas’ local partner - the Tutu Rural Training Centre, where she learned sewing, screen printing, handicrafts, and how to manage money.
Today, she runs a small business selling items across Fiji and beyond. What started as survival has become a livelihood that supports her family and strengthens her whole community.
Beekeeping in Solomon Islands: Giving my children a future
Nellie, local Rural Training Centre in Solomon Islands
Sometimes Nellie worried about how she would make ends meet. But that changed when she joined a programme run by a Caritas partner.
“This project is the answer I’ve been looking for to pay my children’s school fees. The training was very practical and empowering.”
Nellie is one of many women in Solomon Islands who has embraced beekeeping. Today, she sees honey as more than food. It is hope for her children’s future.