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Governments must collaborate and commit to reduce the loss in lives and livelihoods due to disasters
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Governments must collaborate and commit to reduce the loss in lives and livelihoods due to disasters
Humanitarian organization CARE has reached more than 600,000 South Sudanese affected by the conflict that began in the world’s newest nation in December 2013.
As many as 2.5 million South Sudanese will be living in severe hunger in the next three months, according to figures released today by the Integrated Phase Classification (IPC), the key tool for monitoring the status of the food crisis in South Sudan.
Syrian refugees, fleeing violence in their homeland, have found their situation exacerbated following the onslaught of winter storm “Huda”, also referred to as “Zeina”.
A few days after typhoon Hagupit hit the Philippines, international aid agency CARE distributed food packs to almost 2,000 families in badly-hit villages in Eastern Samar, in coordination with local partners. In the coming days, a total of 3,500 families…
A year ago, South Sudan’s frail healthcare system was struggling. One year on from the conflict that began on December 15 last year, the diagnosis has become critical.
International aid agency CARE will be distributing food packs to 2,800 families most affected by typhoon Hagupit.
International aid agency CARE is now mobilising relief supplies as Typhoon Hagupit makes landfall in the central Philippines.
Geneva, December 8, 2014 - Ten years ago, the global community faced what was one of the biggest tests of humanitarianism in recent history. On Dec. 26, 2004, an earthquake rumbled off the coast of Indonesia, triggering a series of devastating tsunamis…
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.