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"Aid to the Church in Need" is an international pastoral aid organization of the Catholic Church, which yearly offers financial support to more than 8000 projects worldwide. We try to help Catholics in need wherever they are repressed or persecuted and therefore prevented from living according to their faith.
Following a 1984 decree of the Vatican Congregation for the Clergy, "Aid to the Church in Need" was recognized by the Catholic Church as a "universal public association of faithful".

Trócaire envisages a world where people's dignity is ensured, where basic needs are met, where there is equity in the distribution of resources and where people are free to be the authors of their own development

Concern, working for a world where nobody lives in poverty, fear or oppression.

Catholic Agency for Overseas Development. The development agency of the Catholic Church in England and Wales, working in partnership to tackle the cause of poverty regardless of race, religion or politics.

World Vision Ireland is the autonomous Irish partner of the international relief and development organisation World Vision. It first opened its office in 1983 and is governed by an Irish Board of Directors and the Executive Director. World Vision Ireland is a registered Irish charity ( Registered No is 6434) whose work has won the hearts and support of many Irish people, the Irish Government and the EU. Our Vision: A just and caring world in which all children have the freedom to enjoy the right to reach their full potential and in so doing build a sustainable and secure future for humanity bringing hope to their communities. Mission Statement: Our goal is to promote justice through long term commitment to community based holistic development and delivery of emergency relief to assist people affected by conflict or disaster.

Cape Town (South Africa) is a beautiful city, but there are thousands on her streets, in her suburbs, shack settlements and surrounding rural areas that suffer hunger, illness, disease and despair. Over the last thirty years, CWD has established over twenty projects in response to the suffering and difficulties experienced by people and communities in and around the Cape.
We invite you to read about this diverse range of projects. CWD is the welfare and development arm of the Catholic Archdiocese of Cape Town.