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Catholic Relief Services works in over 30 countries throughout Africa and strives to enhance human dignity, empower the people that it helps and strengthen and support partner organizations. CRS achieves this by working in the areas of food security, peace building, HIV and AIDS, civil society building, Emergency Response and health among others.

Where We Serve in Africa

Select from the list below to learn more about CRS' work in each of these countries:

  1. Angola
  2. Benin
  3. Botswana
  4. Burkina Faso
  5. Burundi
  6. Cameroon
  7. Central African Republic
  8. Chad
  9. Congo-Brazzaville
  10. Cote dIvoire
  11. Democratic Republic of Congo
  12. Equatorial Guinea
  13. Eritrea
  14. Ethiopia
  15. Ghana
  16. Guinea
  17. Guinea-Bissau
  18. Kenya
  19. Lesotho
  20. Liberia
  21. Madagascar
  22. Malawi
  23. Mali
  24. Namibia
  25. Niger
  26. Nigeria
  27. Rwanda
  28. Senegal
  29. Sierra Leone
  30. Somalia
  31. South Africa
  32. South Sudan
  33. Sudan
  34. Swaziland
  35. Tanzania
  36. The Gambia
  37. Togo
  38. Uganda
  39. Zambia
  40. Zimbabwe
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