Stories of Change

  Meet Judith Dyck, the vice chair of the CPAR board and one of the women we are featuring this week. Working with an organization involved in Africa was always one of her dreams, having grown up with a father who supported the Canadian Foodgrains...

In countries like Canada disease burdens – how health problems affect a country economically and socially – are measured in terms of disability instead of premature mortality due to communicable diseases, such as malaria or tuberculosis...

We are proud of our work at CPAR.  Our programs are designed with active beneficiary and local government involvement, with plans factoring in the fact that CPAR will not stay in the community.  While we are there for inception activities and the...

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), environmental factors such as poor water quality and sanitation are a significant cause of death, disease and disability in the world, especially in developing countries. Today, 844 million people...