Each of our offices around England & Wales organises their own events - the latest are posted here:

Are you riding The Wave? On Saturday 5th December thousands of people will flow through the streets of London as part of The Wave, UK’s biggest ever demonstration on climate change. To help get you to there, we’ve chartered a train – The Wave Express – to take over 500 people from Bradford, Leeds and Doncaster [...]

Supporters from across Northampton danced the night away to the sounds of Fynnius Fogg at St Gregory’s Catholic Primary School. Fynnius Fogg provided their services for free enabling us to raise £1000, enough to provide a community seed store – guaranteeing food security for  a community at risk. Many thanks to Fynnius Fogg and all those who helped in [...]

At 2pm on Saturday, 13 February, we will hold an exhibition and service at Northampton Cathedral  to remember and celebrate the initiative which launched CAFOD’s Family Fast Day.   In 1960 a group of Catholic women did something extraordinary. They organised the first Family Fast Day, which led directly to the founding of CAFOD. A Short History The seeds of [...]

Could you speak for CAFOD in our schools and parishes.  We provide full training and our next training event is here at the Diocesan Office on 20 June.  For more details just email us at northampton@cafod.org.uk

If you would like to join Team CAFOD and take part in the Abseil (organised by Harlow Tye Rotary Club) please contact the office for a registration pack. Registration costs £30 and you need to be over 16. Please contact brentwood@cafod.org.uk or telephone 020 8502 9722 for further information. Please include your postal address Find out more [...]

Do you live in the Portsmouth area or will you be around Portsmouth on Saturday 5th September? Then come along to “Portsmouth Green Fair” in Guildhall Square! Organised by PCAN (Portsmouth Climate Action Network), it promises to be a really good day out for all the family – and we will be there with a CAFOD stall [...]

  A Kenyan Archbishop and a diocesan AIDS coordinator made a huge impact in the region in only 24 hours. Archbishop Boniface Lele and Sister Pauline Nthenya, from the Archdiocese of Mombassa, had only 24 hours in Newcastle on October 30, but still managed to pack in visits to the diocesan asylum-seekers project in Benwell, Mass and [...]