Caritas Internationalis
YAYASAN KARINA (Caritas Indonesia)
Jl. H. Agus Salim No. 22 D-E,
Jakarta 10350, INDONESIA
Name of Bank:
HSBC (The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Limited)
Bank Address:
World Trade Center Building, Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav 29-31, Jakarta 12920, INDONESIA
Swiftcode: HSBCIDJA
Account Name:
Yayasan Karina
Account Numbers:
001-081199-001 (in IDR)
001-081199-007 (in US Dollar)
001-081199-008 (in EURO)
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Caritas Internationalis
Women refugee need better protection from violence
Caritas is highlighting the plight of three million women in long-term refugee crises on World Refugee Day, 20 June.
Shock as Caritas Turkey President Bishop Padovese murdered
Caritas is deeply saddened by the murder of Bishop Liuigi Padovese, Vicar Apostolic of Anatolia and President of Caritas Turkey.
Many people flooded out in Pakistan
Caritas Pakistan says hundreds of thousands of people are homeless and over 300 people have died following constant heavy monsoon rains in the mainly in the north of the country.
Burkina Faso hit by floods
Caritas has sent assessment teams out to get an accurate picture of how to help people who have lost homes and possessions in recent floods in Burkina Faso.
Catholics need compassion, communion, conscience in AIDS work
Caritas Internationalis Secretary General Lesley-Anne Knight says that the Catholic approach to HIV and AIDS must be underpinned by compassion, communion, and conscience.
AIDS funding gap puts lives at risk
Caritas warns that a gap in funding for HIV programmes worldwide will set back the campaign on AIDS by 20 years.
Haiti earthquake six months on
Caritas has helped more than 2.3 million Haitians six months after an earthquake in January.
World leaders must address hunger crisis
A meeting of G8/G20 countries June 25-27 in Canada must provide leadership in tackling the rising food crisis.
The World helps Haiti
Caritas is appealing for US$ 42 million (Euro 30 million) to provide 200,000 Haiti quake survivors with immediate food, shelter, medical help, and clean water.
Food crisis in Niger worse than in 2005 as millions face hunger
At least ten million people in the region face hunger. Niger is the worst hit country, with 8 million people at risk. Chad, Mali and Burkina Faso are also facing food shortages.
Deaths on humanitarian convoy headed for Gaza deeply saddening
Caritas says that a confrontation over a humanitarian convoy heading for Gaza that ended in the loss of life is tragic.
Women, peacebuilding and governance key priorities for Caritas in Africa
A post-synodal consultation organized by Caritas Africa and the Justice and Peace Department of the Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar (SECAM) in Maputo from 23 to 26 May 2010 agreed to make women, peacebuilding and good governance key priorities.
A New Pentecost for Africa
The consultation, a âNew Pentecost for Africaâ, will promote collaboration and synergy between various Church structures in Africa, in particular Caritas Organisations and Justice and Peace Commissions.
Europe must take action on global anti-poverty targets
Caritas urges EU governments to take action to meet their commitment to the UNâs Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by 2015.
Caritas Portugal staff preparing for their encounter with the Pope
Caritas Portugal staff will take part in an encounter between Pope Benedict XVI and charity organisations in Fatima on 13 May.
Caritas urges protection after Colombia threats
Caritas calls on the Colombian Government to guarantee safety to people carrying out humanitarian work following threats to humanitarian organisations working in Colombia.
Aid flowing to Chinese quake survivors
Caritas has delivered further relief materials to survivors of an earthquake that hit Qinghai in western China on 14 April.
Next steps for Sri Lanka on the path to peace
Caritas says Sri Lanka has yet to emerge from decades of conflict with a real peace.
Time running out for Niger as food crisis threatens
Caritas says the food crisis in Niger and other parts of the Western Sahel needs to be tackled urgently before the beginning of the rainy season makes aid delivery impossible in remote regions.
Quake damage in Chile emerging as Caritas aid gets through
A clearer picture of the damage caused by a massive earthquake in Chile is emerging as communications links with affected areas become established.
