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Canada is still sending weapons to Israel – by supporting Bill C-233 you can help put a stop to it

January 9, 2026

Canada is still sending weapons to Israel. This despite more than two years of active genocide…

5 Ways You Helped Oxfam Fight Inequality in 2025

December 23, 2025

2025 was a tumultuous year from start to finish. We saw crises deeply impact the lives…

5 Things We’re Loving This Holiday Season

December 16, 2025

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Rehabilitated well now “strong and sufficient”

December 15, 2025

Getting water for her family in rural Somalia used to involve a lot of effort for…

Realizing a dream of leadership

December 8, 2025

The recently constructed narrow dirt road winding into Haldyaam in the mountainous region of western Nepal…

Women Farmers in Vietnam Are Driving Climate-Smart Solutions

November 18, 2025

Can Tho, Mekong Delta area, Vietnam. Lush greenery towers over the narrow dirt road. On each…

The Climate Crisis is Being Fueled by Inequality, and the Rich are Burning Through Our Future

November 14, 2025

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From verandas to veggies: How Ugandan women are turning small spaces into sustainable farms

November 7, 2025
A woman harvests greens from her garden in Kampala, Uganda.

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Summer 2025: Compounding Climate Disasters

November 5, 2025
A father carries his son across a broken bamboo bridge on the edge of Balhukali camp, Bangladesh. Three days of heavy rains flooded many of the areas where people had set up temporary shelters, forcing them to move to higher ground. Photo Credit: Aurélie Marrier d'Unienville

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Democratic Republic of Congo faces growing crisis amid aid cuts

November 4, 2025
Like many people in DRC, Muhawe Charmante now lives in a collective displacement site in Sake due to the crisis in her country. Yves Kalwira/Oxfam

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Is humanitarian aid getting into Gaza?

October 31, 2025

Oxfam partners are trying to get food, clean water, and medicine to desperate families. Here’s the…

SDIR subcommittee Study on the Patterns of Forced Migration in Different Regions of the World

October 29, 2025

Oxfam Canada was invited to testify at the Parliamentary Subcommittee on International Human Rights on their…

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Statement from Oxfam Canada’s Executive Director, Robert Fox

January 31, 2014

Oxfam does not support a boycott of trade with Israel nor do we support the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement or promote its objectives.   Oxfam does oppose trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank because, as recognized by the governments of Canada, the United States and Europe, these settlements are illegal under international…

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Northern Mali on the brink of a new food crisis

January 31, 2014

Bamako, Mali: Ahead of the Sahel Appeal to be launched by the United Nations on the 3rd February 2014 in Rome, 11 humanitarian agencies warn that northern Mali is set to face another serious food crisis unless funds are rapidly mobilized. More than 800,000 people need immediate food assistance, and across the country three million…

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Communities in eastern Congo not any safer despite M23 defeat

January 29, 2014

A new Oxfam report, In the Balance, reveals that large swathes of the eastern provinces of North and South Kivu remain under the control of various armed groups, many that have expanded into security vacuums left when the Congolese armed forces turned their attention to the M23. Military operations against armed groups run the risk…

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NGOs welcome ceasefire agreement in South Sudan, reaffirm their commitment to help all populations in need of assistance

January 27, 2014

“We call upon all parties to the conflict to allow unimpeded humanitarian access, and to ensure the safety and freedom of movement of our staff.” Caroline Boyd Medair’s Country Director     Juba, South Sudan – Fifty-five major humanitarian non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in South Sudan have expressed their deep concern about the current humanitarian situation…

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