CARE Calls For Urgent Support To Save Thousands In Somalia
Mogadishu 25 April: CARE is calling for urgent humanitarian support to save thousands of lives in the country.
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CARE warns of looming drought in Somalia and desperate lack of funding
[10 February 2020, Mogadishu, Somalia] - Parts of Somalia are currently facing pre-drought conditions, reports of livestock dying and pastures drying up. This is also combined with predictions that up to 2.7 million people or 21 percent of the Somali…
Care concerned about continued and increased FGM practices in Somalia/Somaliland
As the world commemorates International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) on the 6th of February, CARE is concerned by the continued practice which is negatively affecting girls in Somalia/Somaliland and calls for a zero-tolerance…
Stigma harming Somalia's efforts to stop COVID-19
Stigma around COVID-19 is stopping Somalis from seeking medical treatment and thwarting efforts in Somalia and Somaliland to stop the spread of the virus, including track and trace.
Somalia: One of the countries least prepared to cope with the Covid-19 virus
2.6 million IDPs amongst those at highest risk and more than 1.3 million children already missing out on education due to closure of schools.
Somalia’s hunger crisis at tipping point with country on brink of cholera outbreak
Deteriorating drought, hunger and hygiene conditions in Somalia have put the health of 6.7 million people at risk
Urgent need for life-saving assistance in Somalia
Drought-stricken communities in urgent need of emergency response
Horn of Africa drought: “We have to act now to prevent the worst”
Without funding to support millions of people in the Horn of Africa, we risk facing another severe food crisis and potentially a famine in Somalia
SOMALIA Womens Refugee Commission Honors CARE Volunteer
New York City-based Women’s Refugee Commission will honor CARE volunteer Adey Ali Dahir (“Mama Adey”) during its 2015 Voices of Courage awards luncheon today in Manhattan, recognizing her longtime commitment to the safety of women and girl refugees.