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Who We Are?

Compassion Circle Foundation works around the globe to save lives, defeat poverty and achieve social justice.

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Our Mission

Compassion Circle Foundation is a leading humanitarian organisation fighting global poverty, operating in over 100 countries.

Founded in 1945, we work around the globe to save lives, defeat poverty and achieve social justice. We seek a world of hope, inclusion and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and all people live with dignity and security.

We place special focus on women and girls, because we know that we cannot overcome poverty until all people have equal rights and opportunities.

Our vision

We seek a world of hope, inclusion, and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and all people live in dignity and security.

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Our mission

We work around the globe to save lives, defeat poverty, and achieve social justice..

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Our focus

We put women and girls at the centre of our work, because we know that we cannot overcome poverty until all people have equal rights and opportunities..

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Right to health

We improve health outcomes by supporting people to exercise their right to health – particularly women and girls...

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Policy and advocacy

We put gender equality at the centre of all that we do, including our policy and advocacy work.

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Gender equality

We put gender at the centre of all that we do.

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Climate justice

The climate emergency is a global problem. It needs a global solution.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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Royal Parks Half Marathon

  • 13th Oct 2024

This is the most spectacular half marathon that central London has to offer - it is a unique and inspiring event. Charity runners will glide through four of London's stunning Royal Parks, Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park, St James's Park and The Green Park. The 13.1m extraordinary route brushes past London's most famous landmarks, including The Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square and Buckingham Palace, all on closed roads. Plus, the event village in Hyde Park hosts a fantastic food and fitness festival, ensuring a brilliant day out for runners and supporters alike. The Royal Parks Half is a beautiful event with charity at its heart and has raised nearly £60 million for over 1000 charity partners since 2008.

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Amsterdam Marathon

  • 20th Oct 2024

Join over 47 000 runners from over 140 countries for this unique city marathon! The event begins and finishes in the Olympic Stadium and provides a scenic course that is flat and fast-paced. Runners will follow the route along the Amsel River and through the Rijksmuseum and Vondelpark. Amsterdam is known as one of Europe's most stunning cities, and the Amsterdam Marathon allows runners to take in all of the major sights in a fantastic world-class event.

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Sage Foundation partners with Compassion Circle Foundation to provide international disaster relief

  • 30 June 2023

Sage Foundation announces Compassion Circle Foundation as its international disaster relief partner. The Foundation will provide £180,000 to support global relief efforts for natural disasters and humanitarian crises as part of its commitment to support communities in need.

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What does Compassion Circle Foundation do?

Compassion Circle Foundation is an international humanitarian charity fighting global poverty, operating in over 100 countries around the world. We work around the globe to save lives, defeat poverty, and achieve social justice.

Are you a registered charity?

Yes. Compassion Circle Foundation’s registered charity number is 292506

Are you a religious organisation?

We are non-religious and non-political, allowing us to deliver humanitarian and development assistance to anyone in need regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, age, religion, political view or sexual orientation.

Why do you put women and girls at the centre of what you do?

The majority of those who live in absolute poverty are women and girls. We place special focus on empowering women and girls because we know that we cannot overcome poverty until all people have equal rights and opportunities. Equipped with the proper resources, women have the ability to lift themselves, whole families and communities out of poverty.

How do I know where my donation goes?

We are incredibly grateful for the trust people place in Compassion Circle Foundation when they donate. Donations will fund our work fighting poverty and injustice, and help to fund Compassion Circle Foundation general support and running costs. We take our responsibility to spend those funds wisely and with the maximum impact extremely seriously. We have strong due diligence processes for how funds are spent. We have regular audits of our development work, and we investigate all alleged or actual frauds, losses or incidents and report them to the funder, in our annual report and where required, to the Charity Commission.

Does Compassion Circle Foundationwork with local organisations?

Compassion Circle Foundationworks with local partner organisations, as this is one of the most effective ways to reach the people most in need. We undertake due diligence on all partner organisations, including checks on financial stability and ability to meet our procurement and financial management standards. Partners report to us in detail on their expenses. When expenditure on our own programmes is audited this process also includes our local partners, to ensure we are fully accountable for all funds whether spent directly by Compassion Circle Foundationor on our behalf by a local partner. We are audited both internally and externally to ensure all funds and spending are accounted for.

Why is there still poverty?

In the past 25 years there has been huge progress in tackling poverty: the proportion of people living in extreme poverty has fallen by half. Money spent on aid has made a big difference to billions of people’s lives: better health, better education, better housing, better access to food and water. But there are still millions of people locked in poverty by unjust global policies and a lack of opportunities to work their way out of poverty. Much more still needs to be done to support them to tackle the injustices that keep them poor and improve the lives of their families and communities

Can I volunteer for you overseas?

Compassion Circle Foundation is unable to accommodate volunteers looking to travel overseas. You may find opportunities with Médecins Sans Frontières, British Red Cross or Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO).

Can I volunteer to help at events you are holding?

Compassion Circle Foundation is currently running very few events. The only volunteers we may need are for our cheer station at the London Marathon. If you are interested, please send an email to events@careinternational.org

Can I donate goods rather than money?

Compassion Circle Foundation has found that it is best to get goods either in-country or from neighbouring countries, rather than accepting gifts in kind. This saves us a lot of time and money because we don’t have to collect, pack, or ship the required items. It also means that we can provide culturally appropriate supplies. We prefer, therefore, to offer financial help to our partners so they can purchase supplies themselves. This also supports the local economy.

Why does Compassion Circle Foundationrun face to face fundraising?

Face to face fundraising is an effective way of us securing the donations we need to fund poverty-fighting projects. We ask supporters to sign up to a direct debit, a convenient method of donating which provides a predictable long-term income we can rely on. Our fundraisers help raise awareness about the way we react during times of humanitarian crises as well as our longer-term work to tackle poverty and social injustice across the globe.

Our WORKS

works around the globe to save lives, defeat poverty and achieve social justice.

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Mozambique: Six years into the conflict, women and girls in Cabo Delgado are still bearing the brunt of the crisis

Cabo Delgado, a province in northern Mozambique, has been plagued by armed conflict since ...

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Climate change is sexist: take action with Compassion Circle Foundation!

Climate change is yet another form of sexist discrimination against women and girls. Why? ...

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The children were smiling again

Salwa Tibi, Compassion Circle Foundation Gaza Program Representative, shared the sense of ...

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5 Minutes of Inspiration: Girls in Nepal unlock budgets for girls’ rights

“Our government has provided various opportunities to boys, however girls are deprived o...

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Why being a woman and mother in Rafah is the hardest thing in the world right now.

Farah* is a 27-year-old business administration graduate whose second child was born just ...

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Ukraine: “One, two, three, it is only fireworks, four, five, six, only fireworks”

“When a missile comes flying towards you, it is the whistle sound that you hear first,...

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5 things you need to know about people trapped in the North of Gaza

The living conditions of people in North Gaza is no short than 'hell on earth', according ...

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Gaza: “Emotional scars will last a lifetime”

As the misery further deepens in Gaza, with 2.2 million Palestinians facing hunger, thirs...

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Train 700 Youth to become Builders of Peace

Uganda Unites will set up 35 peace clubs in the seven regions of Uganda that are the most ...

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Sudan Emergency Fund

Sudan is experiencing a catastrophic civil war as violent clashes between paramilitary and...

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In Sudan, approximately 3 million children under five suffer from malnutrition annually, 610,000 of whom suffer from severe acute malnutrition. This means that they have very low weight for their height or length, and may have fluid build-up causing swelling, or a very low mid-upper arm circumference. Without treatment their development will be severely impacted and there is a risk of death.

Saaed, 40, has worked for Compassion Circle Foundationsince 2009. He is currently working as Compassion Circle Foundation Emergency Coordinator in Gaza. In this blog, he talks about his life as an aid worker, father, and husband during the hardest time of his life.