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We must support communities who are already paying the price for the world's rising temperatures.

39 million people globally were living with HIV at the end of 2022 and 630,000 people died from AIDS-related illnesses last year.

Irregular and insufficient rainfall, land degradation and population displacement are just some of the reasons residents of a region in Niger have been left struggling to survive.

For nearly three decades the United Nations has been bringing together almost every country on earth for global climate summits. This year's, COP28, is especially crucial. 

Concern Worldwide’s team in Somalia are responding to the worst floods in 35 years, which have killed 110 people and forced over 1.4 million to flee their homes.

Concern Worldwide delivered and distributed two trucks of essential items funded by Irish Aid to over 300 families in West Darfur, which has been devastated by conflict.

Global leaders must make progress on increasing levels of climate financing at COP28, as well as delivering on existing funding commitments, and ensuring funds reach the world’s poorest countries which are severely impacted by climate change, Concern Worldwide warned today.

An Irish aid worker is calling for more international support for the millions of people displaced in Sudan after returning from the war-torn country. Concern Worldwide’s interim country director for Sudan, Dominic MacSorley, has just returned from battle-scarred towns in Darfur in the north-east African nation which were the scene of intensive fighting in recent weeks.