Our Mission and Impact
Secours Catholique is dedicated to promoting Christian charity and solidarity by supporting vulnerable individuals and communities. For decades, we have been at the forefront of the fight against poverty, social exclusion, and injustice, providing practical assistance while advocating for systemic change.
Rooted in the values of the Catholic faith, our organization believes that every human being deserves dignity, respect, and opportunity. We work tirelessly to ensure that the most marginalized and disadvantaged members of society are not left behind.
Our mission is clear: to foster human dignity, social justice, and fraternity by offering hope, concrete assistance, and support to those in need. We combine immediate relief with long-term initiatives that empower communities and promote equality, giving people the tools they need to rebuild their lives and participate fully in society.
Our Mission
Secours Catholique operates on the principle that charity and social justice must go hand in hand. Our mission is to:
Support vulnerable individuals and communities through aid programs, emergency assistance, and ongoing social services.
Promote social justice by advocating for policies that reduce inequality, protect human rights, and address systemic causes of poverty.
Foster fraternity and solidarity by building networks of volunteers, local organizations, and international partners committed to shared responsibility.
Offer hope and empowerment by providing education, training, and resources that enable people to regain autonomy and resilience.
Through these efforts, we aim to ensure that no one is left behind and that everyone has the opportunity to live with dignity, security, and purpose.
Our Vision
We envision a world where poverty and exclusion are no longer tolerated, and where communities thrive through solidarity and mutual support.
In this vision:
Every individual has access to basic needs, education, and healthcare.
Society embraces justice, equality, and inclusion as foundational values.
Local and global communities act together to protect human rights and support the vulnerable.
Fraternity and compassion guide our response to social challenges, creating networks of care that empower rather than merely assist.
Secours Catholique seeks to be a catalyst for systemic change, addressing both the immediate needs of individuals and the root causes of social inequality.
Our Values
Our work is guided by principles that reflect both our faith and our commitment to human dignity:
Solidarity – Standing with the poor and marginalized, sharing their struggles, and advocating for change.
Human Dignity – Treating every person with respect and valuing their intrinsic worth.
Justice – Promoting fairness and equity in society by addressing systemic inequalities.
Fraternity – Building communities grounded in mutual support, trust, and cooperation.
Compassion – Responding with empathy to human suffering and providing practical support.
Empowerment – Equipping people to regain autonomy, make decisions, and actively participate in society.
These values are central to every program, project, and partnership we undertake.
What We Do
Secours Catholique carries out a wide range of initiatives to support those in need, including:
Direct Assistance – Providing food, shelter, healthcare, and emergency aid to individuals and families in crisis.
Community Support Programs – Organizing local initiatives such as job training, literacy programs, and social integration projects.
Advocacy and Policy Work – Campaigning for social justice, fair policies, and legislation that protects vulnerable populations.
Volunteer Engagement – Mobilizing a network of volunteers to provide care, mentorship, and practical assistance in local communities.
Partnerships – Collaborating with other NGOs, faith-based organizations, and governmental bodies to maximize impact and reach.
Through these programs, Secours Catholique ensures that support is both immediate and sustainable, helping people overcome hardship while building stronger communities.
Our Impact
Secours Catholique has made a tangible difference in the lives of countless individuals and communities:
Children gain access to education, nutrition, and safe environments.
Families receive essential support that enables stability and self-sufficiency.
Communities benefit from programs that encourage social cohesion, participation, and empowerment.
Society is strengthened by advocacy efforts that address inequality and injustice at both local and national levels.
Every person we assist represents not just a life improved but also a step toward a more just and compassionate world.
Why We Exist
In today’s world, poverty, exclusion, and injustice remain persistent challenges. Many people face systemic barriers that prevent them from realizing their potential or living with dignity.
Secours Catholique exists to address these challenges. We work to:
Provide immediate support to those suffering from hardship.
Tackle the underlying social, economic, and political causes of inequality.
Mobilize communities and volunteers to act in solidarity.
Advocate for systemic changes that ensure lasting social justice.
Our existence is driven by the belief that charity alone is not enough—we must combine care with action, compassion with advocacy, and assistance with empowerment.
Looking Ahead
Secours Catholique remains committed to expanding its reach and impact. Our future priorities include:
Scaling up community programs to reach more vulnerable populations.
Strengthening volunteer networks to increase local engagement and support.
Advocating for policies that reduce inequality and protect human rights.
Innovating new initiatives to address emerging social challenges, including migration, digital inclusion, and climate-related vulnerability.
Fostering global partnerships to share knowledge, resources, and best practices.
By combining direct support with systemic change, Secours Catholique seeks to create a society where dignity, justice, and fraternity are realities for all.
Our Core Values and Organizational Structure
