Irish missionary groups supported over one million people in 2025 from South Sudan to Cambodia
Irish missionary organisations delivered health, education, climate resilient livelihoods and emergency support to almost 1.13 million people across the Global South last year. This support continued even as conflict, climate change and global aid cuts made the work harder than ever. Across the year, €13.5 million in funding, the majority from Irish Aid, helped Ireland’s missionary development organisations reach almost 1.13 million people through 344 projects in 40 countries.
- ▪Irish missionary organisations delivered health, education, climate resilient livelihoods and emergency support to almost 1.13 million people across the Global South last year.
- ▪This support continued even as conflict, climate change and global aid cuts made the work harder than ever.
- ▪Across the year, €13.5 million in funding, the majority from Irish Aid, helped Ireland’s missionary development organisations reach almost 1.13 million people through 344 projects in 40 countries.
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Irish missionary organisations delivered health, education, climate resilient livelihoods and emergency support to almost 1.13 million people across the Global South last year. This support continued even as conflict, climate change and global aid cuts made the work harder than ever. The Irish charity that supports missionary work in some of the world’s most vulnerable communities recently released figures on the impact of Irish Aid-supported projects across the globe.Advertisement Misean Cara, an Irish non-governmental organisation made up of 77 missionary member groups working in 40 countries, has released its latest annual report that details how Irish Aid funding is helping more than one million of the most vulnerable people across the Global South.
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