Caritas Diocese of Brentwood has set up a dedicated page to help those wishing to support or host Ukrainian families and is encouraging parishes to get together to share ideas and discuss ways to set up a network of support both for refugees and those hosting.
CSAN and CAFOD are urging people to make financial donations as sending goods to a disaster-affected area often costs more than the goods themselves and delivery takes time.
The Presidents and Vice-Presidents of the Catholic Bishops’ Conferences of England and Wales, Ireland, and Scotland have appealed to Catholics to “sustain the prayer and self-denial of Lent as a constant offering to God, begging for and end to the pointless violence in Ukraine”.
Caritas Diocese of Brentwood has expressed solidarity with the Ukrainian people and published advice and guidance for people across the Diocese who want to help. Its dedicated webpage details ways that people can help – through prayer and financial donations: www.caritasbrentwood.org/ukraine Sian Thomas, Development Coordinator, has been acting as a focal point for information re
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