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A brutal attack in the Haitian town of Pont-Sondé killed at least 70 people, including women and children, and dozens have been injured. CARE urges the international community to provide sustainable funding to strengthen Haiti's food system, preventing…

Three months since a spike in gang violence worsened and already dire humanitarian crisis, Haitians continue to face a volatile and dangerous reality marked by daily violence, hunger, and displacement.

Haitians across the capital city of Port-au-Prince face a multi-dimensional crisis with displacement, hunger, and acute health risks, along with the near constant fear of injury, rape, physical violence, and loss of life.

Increasing protection for women and girls as well as access to food, water, and health services are the most urgent needs

The resurgence of cholera in some of the world’s hunger hotspots, including Haiti, Syria, Pakistan, South Sudan and Afghanistan, is threatening the lives of millions of already vulnerable people.

Fears of a new cholera outbreak in Haiti grow as the country has confirmed two cases and has a further 100 suspected cases.

6 months after massive earthquake rocks southern Haiti, CARE and partners reach more than 10,000 people directly, 94,000 overall; response and recovery continue

Just over 2 weeks after a devastating earthquake struck the South-Western region of Haiti, massive damages to roads and bridges continue to hamper aid efforts. CARE reports that while aid is coming through, many remote communities are yet to be reached.

CARE teams have begun distributing core relief items including tents and water in Grand Anse, following the devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake assessing the impact on communities in the south of the Island.