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About Us
We are the official aid agency for the Catholic Church in England and Wales. With your help, we reach out to people living in hard-to-reach places, in war zones and those who are discriminated against.
We believe that if one of us is hurt, hungry or abandoned, we all are hurt, hungry and abandoned. No one should be beyond the love and support they need to live a dignified life.
If you would like to become involved with Cafod please contact:
CAFOD Coordinator for the Diocese of Plymouth
Office: 01752 268 768
Cafod News
You can keep up to date with Cafod news on their website, click here
CAFOD Family Fast Day Appeal this Harvest
Please donate to our Family Fast Day parish collection to share God’s abundant gifts with our global neighbours as they find lasting solutions to poverty and climate challenges. Your generosity offers “signs of hope” in this Jubilee Year, helping build more water tanks in communities like Waré’s in Ethiopia where women have to walk for hours to get water. Use the CAFOD envelope in church, donate online at //cafod.org.uk/envelope or call 0303 303 3030. You can also text CAFOD to 70560 to donate £10. 
Please watch this video
Canon Paul's Reflection on Laudato Si
CAFOD Jubilee Reflection Day & Diocesan Launch of the Worldwide Church Debt Campaign
Venue: Buckfast Abbey, Schiller Hall, Saturday 31st May, 10.30am - 3pm
Join us to pray and reflect on CAFOD’s Jubilee themes and be inspired to take action on the worldwide Church debt campaign, with a live Link to Kenya!
In the last year of his life, Pope Francis repeatedly spoke about the global debt crisis impacting many of the world's poorest countries. Calling for urgent action to be taken in this Jubilee Year, he said, “More than a question of generosity, this is a matter of justice”. At his request, the Church has launched a worldwide debt campaign. Join CAFOD to find out more about the campaign and what you can do to answer Pope Francis’ call to action.
Keynote speaker live from Kenya: Fr Charlie Chilufya SJ, Jesuit priest based in Kenya, who is an expert on the debt crisis and on the human suffering that this is causing in Kenya. Fr Charlie is Director of JENA (Jesuit Justice and Ecology Network, Africa) he fosters and coordinates the Jesuits’ work in economic, social, migration, juvenile, gender, and climate justice in Africa. He speaks globally at the African Union, United Nations, G20, and IMF/World Bank meetings, advocating for debt relief, climate justice, and economic systems that serve people over profit.
All welcome. Booking not necessary, but appreciated: Email: plymouth@cafod.org.uk or Tel: 01752 268 768
