Lesotho is facing a serious food crisis. Due to a series of floods, late rains, and early frost, more than 725,000 people – one-third of the population – will be short of food. Agricultural production has dropped 70%, resulting in Lesotho’s worst harvest in ten years.
15 November 2012 -- CARE to distribute hundreds more family and shelter kits to Myanmar earthquake survivors. Thousands of people affected by Sunday’s earthquake in Myanmar are being provided with shelter and family kits as CARE International’s emergency response team begins a second distribution to those most in need.
Thousands of Syrian families who have fled to urban areas in neighboring countries are at risk of being overlooked in the international effort to provide humanitarian relief, warns CARE, an international non-governmental organization.
The report shows the positive and significant impact CARE’s work has had on the lives of millions of poor people in Asia and provides greater accountability to CARE’s supporters.
12 November 2012 -- CARE International’s emergency response coordinator in Myanmar has arrived in Mandalay, where 13 people are reported to have died in yesterday’s earthquake.
ATLANTA, GA (November 1, 2012) -- Hurricane Sandy has brought shared misery to the United States and the Caribbean and it left a trail of destruction behind. The storm is still causing severe disruption as it moves inland from the US coast, turning north into Canada.
ATLANTA (Oct. 30, 2012) -- The international humanitarian and relief organization CARE offers its deepest sympathy to everyone affected by Hurricane Sandy, a deadly storm that has brought shared misery to the United States and the Caribbean.
The government of Israel’s eviction and demolition plans for 13 Palestinian villages in the Hebron Hills [1] come as demolition and displacement rates have hit a three-year high, adding to the uncertainty about the future for Palestinians living in the Israeli-controlled Area C of the West Bank, a group of 30 aid, development and human rights organizations warned today.
CARE, one of the largest aid organizations worldwide, calls for total protection of women and girls in eastern DR Congo as the conflict in North Kivu enters its fourth month.
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
