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Who We Are

Inspired by the Gospel and Catholic Social Teaching, Caritas Morogoro has been transforming lives and weaving hope for over three decades.

Our Identity

Walking Together in Faith & Action

Caritas Morogoro is the humanitarian, development, and social justice arm of the Catholic Diocese of Morogoro. Inspired by Gospel values and Catholic Social Teaching, we serve as a sign of God's love through compassionate service, sustainable development, advocacy, and emergency response.

Our Mission

To witness and share God's love through humanitarian action and integral human development.

Our Vision

Just, peaceful, resilient, and self-reliant society where every person lives with dignity.

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Our Foundation

Core Values

The threads that weave through every action we take and every life we touch.

Human Dignity

Respecting the inherent worth of every person.

Compassion

Responding with mercy, love, and solidarity.

Justice

Promoting fairness, equality, and human rights.

Stewardship

Caring for God's creation and managing resources responsibly.

Integrity

Acting with transparency, accountability, and professionalism.

Solidarity

Standing with the poor and vulnerable.

Service

Serving communities with excellence and dedication.

Our People

Meet Our Team

Dedicated professionals walking alongside you in faith, compassion, and action.

Bishop. Lazarus Msimbe S.D.S

Bishop. Lazarus Msimbe S.D.S

Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Morogoro

Gloria D. Kasilo

Gloria D. Kasilo

Director of Caritas and Development

Our Reach

Where We Work

Operating across the Catholic Diocese of Morogoro, reaching deep into rural parishes to ensure no one is left behind.

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Mvomero District

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Kilosa District

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Gairo District

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Catholic Social Teaching

Guiding Principles

Rooted in the Gospel, these principles direct our humanitarian and development work.

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Preferential Option for the Poor

The needs of the most vulnerable take priority in all our interventions and resource allocation.

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Subsidiarity

Decisions are made at the most local level possible, empowering parish and community structures.

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Participation

Communities actively shape the programs that affect them, ensuring ownership and sustainability.

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Common Good

Working tirelessly for the well-being of all, ensuring no one is left behind in our society.

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Solidarity

Recognizing we are one human family, standing with our brothers and sisters regardless of differences.

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Dignity of Work

Advocating for fair conditions, living wages, and the fundamental rights of all workers.

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Care for Creation

Environmental stewardship and ecological conversion inspired by Pope Francis' Laudato Si'.

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Promotion of Peace

Building reconciliation, dialogue, and social cohesion in areas affected by conflict or division.