After Ireland’s voluntary reporting, it is time now for urgent action on the SDGs. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), agreed by all states at the United Nations in September 2015, provide a roadmap for addressing many of the complex...
In Thailand, an education programme for migrants helped to tackle high rates of child labour. In Kenya, rainwater harvesting facilities and solar panels allowed a clinic to operate during episodes of drought and power outages. In South Sudan, emergency...
Watch the video – Caught Between Conflicts: Refugees Living In The World’s Youngest Country. A humanitarian crisis of shocking proportions is currently unfolding in South Sudan, the world’s youngest country. Heydi Foster, CEO at Misean Cara, recently visited refugee camps...
Between fighting in Sudan and civil war in South Sudan, violence has become a sad fact of life for hundreds of thousands of refugees in Maban county. A humanitarian crisis of shocking proportions is currently unfolding in South Sudan,...
Missionaries still have a lot to contribute in developing countries, and their contribution is unique. That was the message at an event hosted by Misean Cara on Thursday, May 31st. Speaking at the event, ‘Crossing Boundaries and Development –...
Misean Cara is delighted to congratulate Ms Aisling Foley and Br Colm O’Connell, whose work has been honoured by University College Cork and Dublin City University, respectively. Aisling was selected by UCC as the College of Business and Law...
Misean Cara is an international and Irish faith-based missionary movement working with some of the most marginalised and vulnerable communities in developing countries.