One month of conflict in Sudan: CARE Egypt supports Sudanese refugees
350,000 people could arrive in Egypt within the next six months according to the UNHCR.
Egypt ranks 116 out of 189 on the Human Development Index (HDI). A member of the CARE International confederation, the CARE Egypt Foundation is an Egyptian, non-governmental organization harnessing the legacy of CARE International in Egypt since 1954 to fight poverty and improve livelihoods.
CARE International's work in Egypt began in 1954, initially providing food through a nationwide school meals program. Since then, the CARE Egypt Foundation has become actively involved in development programming, particularly in Upper Egypt.
Today, the CARE Egypt Foundation's work focuses on:
Since 2020, the CARE Egypt Foundation has been responding to COVID-19. Response efforts included providing cash and vouchers, distributing hygiene kits to refugees and students, and sharing information about COVID-19 prevention methods.
350,000 people could arrive in Egypt within the next six months according to the UNHCR.
The Nile river hugs refugees from 58 different countries along its banks mostly living in urban areas. The UNHCR registered 256,632 refugees and asylum-seekers in Egypt by February 2020. Sudanese and South Sudanese consist of a large number of them: 48,343 and 19,382 respectively, besides other nationalities.
CARE Egypt recently took a look at its overall impact across 10 years of programming, and the results are astonishing. Find out more.
Women sellling fish in Egypt banded together to get more representation in the Fisherman’s Union—a board that hadn’t had women before. Find out how.
In FY2024, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.