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Leonor Cruz, CRS' head of programs for the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean, receives the "volunteer of the year" award from Vice President Margarita Cedeño de Fernández in the Dominican Republic for her tireless commitment to working with youth and building peace.

Vicepresidencia de la República Dominicana
Great coverage of the MacArthur Foundation’s #100andChange finalists. We're proud of our team for their presentation on our plan to get children out of orphanages & into family care. Read more: http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQLxR

A real reality show: MacArthur grant competitors vie onstage for $100 million prize
Did you know there is power behind every purchase you make? Learn more about our ethical trade partnerships with agencies like SERRV and Equal Exchange.

The Power Behind Your Purchase
Uganda hosts the largest refugee population in the world. Through the generosity of our donors, we are able to build 750 shelters and latrines for refugees fleeing violence in South Sudan.

CRS Helps South Sudanese Refugees in Uganda
Check out the latest in risk management technology. CRS uses digital data to minimize waste during its large-scale food aid distribution in Ethiopia.

How Do You Mitigate Large Scale Distribution Risk For 3 Million Constituents? - ICTworks
The process to rebuild after an earthquake is a long one. Here’s how our work and your support is helping Mexico.

Thank You from Mexico
“Development doesn’t mean money. It’s a mental and societal development. When you have peace in a household, and you can plan together, that is development. Without this, no amount of money will help us.” - Alhassane Sakibou

Weathering Challenges Together - 2 0 3 0 - Medium
CRS has long supported Sri Lankan refugees in camps in India. Now, as many leave the camps to return to Sri Lanka, we have broadened our support to include both refugees returning from these camps and internally displaced people in Sri Lanka.

Sanitation Improvements for Returning Refugees
CRS and Bettiah Diocesan Social Service Society work with 100 poor families in five villages in Bihar, India to provide livelihood support with educational emphasis while raising awareness about the dangers of child migration.

Strengthening Families and Opportunities in India
The Gambia has seen a significant drop in the prevalence of malaria and can now see a clear path to ‘no new cases’ by the year 2020.

The Gambia Nears "Last Mile" of Malaria Elimination