Misean Cara is seeking to contract a consultant, based in Ghana or Nigeria, to provide mentorship to the development projects of our members in West Africa. The consultant will have a strong grasp of the topics outlined in the opportunity spec and will have experience providing support at a project and organisational level in strengthening […]
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Spirit Radio FM host Lydia O’Kane speaks with Misean Cara CEO John Moffett about the challenges, risks and dangers missionaries can face when serving in communities overseas, especially in countries affected by conflict. “Many of our returned missionaries have stories of their time served overseas, and of staying with communities through very serious conflict situations.
In this case study video produced by Knowledge Transfer Ireland, hear Misean Cara’s Learning & Development Manager, Seamus Collins, discuss a recent research collaboration between Misean Cara and RCSI (Royal College of Surgeons Ireland). The research was launched in 2022 to investigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the delivery of health services in
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Hear our CEO, John Moffett, in discussion with Spirit Radio FM’s host Lydia O’Kane, during an interview to talk about Misean Cara’s reach and impact last year, as reported in the recently launched 2024 Annual Report. In 2024, Misean Cara supported its members in reaching 1.9 million people in 52 countries through projects in livelihoods,
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Misean Cara was pleased to host its 2025 AGM on the 25th of June, at the Camden Court Hotel in Dublin, welcoming an audience of Misean Cara members, Board of Directors, Irish Aid, and other key stakeholders. At the AGM we covered a range of topics including a review of the 2024 Financial Statements, progress
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In Mchilawengo, a community located in Mzimba in the northern region of Malawi, the Ungweru Organisation is working with vulnerable communities hard-hit by the shocks of climate change and challenges due to Malawi’s ongoing economic crisis. Poverty, hunger and malnutrition have all been on the rise, leaving many families in dire situations. In response, Ungweru
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In the Cabo Delgado region of Mozambique, the Augustinian Sisters are empowering vulnerable women farmers through sustainable agriculture, teaching them climate-smart farming methods that build self-sufficiency and family security in the face of growing climate change. The project is also helping the farmers make important strides in protecting and restoring their environment. A recent article
On Wednesday 21st of May the SafeBirth4All coalition hosted a conference in Dublin to advocate for the elimination of Obstetric Fistula (OF) and raise awareness of the realities for the millions of women across the world who live with the condition. Keynote speakers at the conference were Dr. Shane Duffy MD, Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist,
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For World Bee Day 2025, Misean Cara Project Officer Tom Carroll considers the essential interconnectedness and contributions of bees (and other pollinators) to the wider issues of sustainable development practice, especially within the context of growing climate change.
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Education is the Key – Youth Empowerment Clubs in Malawi is an inspiring short documentary sharing the powerful stories of young leaders creating real change through education and education. The film was produced by the Marist Brothers and FMSI (Marist Foundation for International Solidarity)*.Watch here: Part of the project “Equity of Access to Quality Education
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