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NOTE: Please enable JavaScript to experience the full website Skip to main content Donate Contact usLatest newsSchoolsVacancies Our workAbout usHow to helpKnowledge Hub Donate Now Our work What we do LivelihoodsHealth and nutritionEducationEmergenciesGender equalityClimate and environment Where we work View all countries Latest news View all news About us Who we are What we stand forOur historyTestimonials How we raise money Institutional donorsPartnersPublic donations Transparency and accountability Annual reportsHow money is spentHow we are governedCodes and policiesSupply chains How to help Fundraise for Concern Start your own fundraiserFind a friend to sponsorFundraise locallyVhi Women's Mini Marathon 2023 Donate now Donations over €5,000 Volunteer Volunteer in Ireland Global Activism 1Planet4AllProject Us Corporate support Become a corporate supporterPartner with usConcern Humanitarian FundWomen of ConcernStaff fundraisingPayroll giving Other ways to give Donate in memoryLeave a gift in your WillConcern GiftsYour donation and tax backFree online Will-writing service Schools and youth Secondary SchoolsPrimary SchoolsConcern Post Primary DebatesPrimary school debatesGlobal Citizenship Education ResourcesYouth HubFundraising in SchoolsArrange a talk or workshop Knowledge Hub Knowledge Hub resources Knowledge Matters MagazineGlobal Hunger IndexEvaluationsResearchLearning Papers Contact us Latest news Schools Vacancies Donate today Give your support where it's needed most Donate now What we do * Livelihoods * Health and nutrition * Education * Emergencies * Gender equality * Climate and environment Where we work * View all countries Latest news * View all news Read our 2022 annual report Concern's objectives, activities and achievements in 2022 can be found in our new annual report. 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Knowledge Hub resources * Knowledge Matters Magazine * Global Hunger Index * Evaluations * Research * Learning Papers Search Concern website Search Explore * Lebanon Christmas Survival Appeal * End The Wait Appeal * Global Hunger Index 2023 * Volunteer with us * Job vacancies * Concern Gifts * Contact us * Tenders This winter, children in Lebanon are fighting to survive freezing winter temperatures. Donate now SHOW YOUR SUPPORT * Lebanon Winter Survival Appeal Donate now * End The Wait Appeal Donate now * Give your support where it's needed most Donate now HOW YOUR DONATION IS USED 90.3% OF YOUR DONATION GOES TO RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT This is spent directly towards our goal of ending extreme poverty. How the rest is spent * 6.9% FUNDRAISING This is money spent to raise funds for Concern's work and highlight the needs of the communities we work with. * 2.3% EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY We invest money in influencing policies and deepening awareness on issues around global poverty with the public. * 0.5% GOVERNANCE Funds spent to ensure Concern Worldwide is managed efficiently and adheres to the highest standards. Find out moreHow the rest is spent OTHER WAYS TO DONATE Leave a gift in your will Help us claim tax back Fundraise for Concern Become a corporate supporter LATEST NEWS FROM OUR WORLD Previous Story 2 January 2024 I HAVE EXPERIENCED THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE FIRST HAND. THIS IS THE REALITY. Concern Kenya senior officer Charles Eris shares his experience of growing up in and working with a community devastated by climate change in Northern Kenya. Publication 17 January 2024 CONFLICT AND FOOD SYSTEMS This research programme aims to investigate the impact of conflict on various elements of the food system. Story 17 January 2024 SOLIDARITY AND LOANS - HOW BURUNDIANS ARE SUPPORTING ONE ANOTHER THROUGH MUTUAL FINANCE Savings and loan groups are one element of a development approach called Graduation Programming, in which Concern aims to break the cycle of extreme poverty in Burundi.Neighbours commit savings to a mutual fund and invest in each other’s small businesses through issuing small loans. As the groups grow, they are linked with formal microfinance institutions to help them avail of larger loans to expand their businesses. Press release 16 January 2024 BLOOD AID TO SIERRA LEONE MAY HAVE SAVED OVER 17,000 CHILDREN’S LIVES A VITAL supply of blood bags to Sierra Leone funded by the Irish public may have saved the lives of over 17,000 children last month, according to Concern Worldwide. Publication 10 January 2024 SUPPORT TO THE NATIONAL SAFE BLOOD SERVICE IN SIERRA LEONE €50,000 from funds received by Concern from the Irish public provided an immediate essential short-term solution to the blood shortage crisis in Sierra Leone potentially saving over 17,000 paediatric patients, or over 5,000 women’s lives. Next 1/5 Story2 January 2024 I HAVE EXPERIENCED THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE FIRST HAND. THIS IS THE REALITY. Concern Kenya senior officer Charles Eris shares his experience of growing up in and working with a community devastated by climate change in Northern Kenya. Publication 17 January 2024 CONFLICT AND FOOD SYSTEMS This research programme aims to investigate the impact of conflict on various elements of the food system. Story 17 January 2024 SOLIDARITY AND LOANS - HOW BURUNDIANS ARE SUPPORTING ONE ANOTHER THROUGH MUTUAL FINANCE Savings and loan groups are one element of a development approach called Graduation Programming, in which Concern aims to break the cycle of extreme poverty in Burundi.Neighbours commit savings to a mutual fund and invest in each other’s small businesses through issuing small loans. As the groups grow, they are linked with formal microfinance institutions to help them avail of larger loans to expand their businesses. Press release 16 January 2024 BLOOD AID TO SIERRA LEONE MAY HAVE SAVED OVER 17,000 CHILDREN’S LIVES A VITAL supply of blood bags to Sierra Leone funded by the Irish public may have saved the lives of over 17,000 children last month, according to Concern Worldwide. Publication 10 January 2024 SUPPORT TO THE NATIONAL SAFE BLOOD SERVICE IN SIERRA LEONE €50,000 from funds received by Concern from the Irish public provided an immediate essential short-term solution to the blood shortage crisis in Sierra Leone potentially saving over 17,000 paediatric patients, or over 5,000 women’s lives. See all news WHAT WE DO EMERGENCIES Our goal is to respond rapidly to save lives and reduce suffering and this is exactly what we do. In an emergency situation, we act quickly to save lives. More on Emergencies LIVELIHOODS Secure livelihoods offer the extreme poor a pathway to forge their way out of poverty. We implement our livelihood programmes in some of the most vulnerable places in the world. More on Livelihoods HEALTH AND NUTRITION We work towards the survival and wellbeing of the world's most vulnerable communities, while ensuring they obtain the knowledge and resources to keep themselves and their families healthy and nourished. 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