Explain How Caritas Australia Want To Help Refugees

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Caritas Australia are making as much of a difference to this world as they can, they particularly want to help refugees. In Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey, Caritas has a program that mainly focuses on the emergency assistance for refugee families, providing them with water, food, sanitation & hygiene, shelter and non food items.

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