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With an underfunded humanitarian response plan, over 540,000 people forced to flee the conflict in Sudan - the majority of whom are women and children - have struggled to meet basic needs.

Nearly four months into this Israel-Gaza war, over two million Palestinians are at risk of dying of hunger and preventable diseases.

The war in Sudan which entered its ninth month last week continues to cause extreme suffering for millions across the country and in neighboring states, with women and children experiencing the conflict’s impacts most acutely.

Ahead of the one-hundred-day mark since the October 7th attacks and the devastating conflict that has caused unimaginable destruction and civilian casualties, CARE is gravely concerned about the mounting levels of hunger and the catastrophic, life…

Today's text aimed at protecting innocent civilians, scaling up humanitarian aid, and calling for the immediate release of hostages must now translate into concrete action to avert further disaster.

A report released today shows that over half a million children, women, and men in Gaza are currently experiencing catastrophic, famine-levels of starvation, with everyone else facing severe hunger. These numbers are unprecedented.

As the UN OCHA has launched the Global Humanitarian Overview 2024, CARE joined 14 INGOs to urge the international community to fully fund the response to crises and help tackle their root causes.

Eight international INGOs, including CARE, are appalled at the failure of the UN Security Council to authorise a resolution demanding a humanitarian ceasefire and unconditional release of hostages held in Gaza. If implemented, this would have provided…

Displacement, hunger, lack of medical care and clean water, and the onset of winter are stretching the coping abilities of women and children to the absolute limit.