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Charity Gifts

Give a gift with real meaning this Christmas and purchase a Charity Gift

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Afghanistan: an update and our response

How we're supporting the Afghan people during this current time.

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Christian Aid joins the Irish Emergency Alliance to launch coronavirus appeal

Christian Aid is one of six of Ireland’s leading international aid charities that have teamed up to respond to the worsening global coronavirus pandemic and to save lives in some of the poorest and most fragile countries in the world.

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Committed givers

Read why the Hamilton family signed up for a monthly donation to Christian Aid.

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Defending water supplies during drought

In drought-ravaged southern Angola, Christian Aid Ireland partners, funded by Irish Aid, are helping remote communities fend off attempts to seize their water.

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Seminar considers Ireland’s inconsistent approach to policy-making

Limerick conference considers Ireland’s inconsistent approach to policy-making ahead of a Dáil debate on a Ghana tax deal that will deprive the African country of cash it needs for health.

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Dáil debate: Ghana tax treaty does not contain adequate safeguards

Today (Wednesday 3 October) the Oireachtas will debate a new tax treaty between Ghana and Ireland which Christian Aid believes is disadvantageous to Ghana in its current form.