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A new report reveals Afghanistan has descended deeper into an already alarming hunger crisis, exacerbated by drought, increasing displacement, rising food prices, the COVID-19 pandemic and economic decline, with 18.8 million people, close to half the…
In the last week, CARE has restarted its emergency humanitarian response, providing a small number of vulnerable displaced families with financial assistance to spend on key needs.
CARE is continuing to closely monitor the return of Afghanistan’s students to the classroom and is deeply concerned that female students remain at home. We hope that this will be a temporary delay and we look forward to seeing the girls of Afghanistan…
"I urge that now is not the time for empty words and rhetoric. To stand in true solidarity with Afghans they need our concrete action now more than ever."
CARE remains focused and clear on our commitment to support the most vulnerable people in Afghanistan, including women and girls.
Following this latest chapter in Afghanistan’s decades-long struggle with conflict and turmoil. CARE International are concerned that hard-won development gains, particularly for women and girls, will possibly disappear.
It is with deep sadness that CARE confirms the deaths of three of our colleagues killed in a bomb explosion in Kabul on Wednesday, May 8, 2019.
Late Monday night on September 5, an armed group launched an attack in front of the main gate of the Kabul office of CARE International.
Kabul (4 November 2015) - Following joint assessments to identify the worst hit areas by the 7.5 magnitude earthquake on October 26th, CARE started delivering emergency relief assistance yesterday to affected families.
In FY2024, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
