Resources stretched as Cyclone Kenneth piles misery on Mozambique
CARE International teams in northern Mozambique are witnessing enormous scenes of damage and destruction in towns and communities that were struck by Cyclone Kenneth.
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Cyclone Kenneth Causes Further Destruction in Storm-Ravaged Mozambique
A CARE team reports widespread destruction in the northern province of Cabo Delgado where Cyclone Kenneth made landfall yesterday, a little more than a month after the country experienced its deadliest cyclone.
CARE commences aid distribution as Cyclone Idai crisis is declared regional crisis across Southern Africa
CARE International staff have today begun distributing shelter and sanitation kits to communities affected by the destructive Cyclone Idai in Malawi and Mozambique.
Cyclone Idai: CARE gears up to support Mozambique and Malawi as enormous cyclone threatens Southern Africa
CARE International experts are working with the governments of Malawi and Mozambique to prepare for Cyclone Idai which is expected to make landfall tonight (Thursday, 14 March 2019).
Building with resilience: One year after Cyclone Dineo, CARE ensures better school structures for thousands of students in Inhambane province
Following the devastating impact of Cyclone Dineo in February 2017, CARE Mozambique, in cooperation with the government of Inhambane province, recently completed the rebuilding of 163 classrooms for more than 14,000 students. CARE also repaired nine of…
Women and Girls at the forefront of climate change
CARE study finds evidence of harmful coping strategies in Mozambique; girls as young as 11 have to engage in survival sex for food
El Niño drought crisis in Mozambique: Women and girls at greatest risk
87,000 pregnant and lactating women in need of assistance / Increases in child marriage and gender based violence
Southern Africa drought threatens humanitarian catastrophe, warn aid agencies
Aid agencies in Mozambique warn that available resources are insufficient to address the scale of the needs.
Urgent need for support as drought affects 14 million people in Southern Africa
About 14 million people in Southern Africa are already facing hunger, and the situation is expected to deteriorate further as multiple countries in the region bear the impact of the El Niño weather system. In Mozambique, nearly 170,000 people are in need…