Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
It is two years since Yemen witnessed the world’s largest outbreak of cholera, which saw over a million suspected cases and 3000 associated deaths. Now, after more than four years of conflict, Yemen is facing a renewed outbreak of cholera.
Whenever she can afford the bus fare, Abondance Kalyoko takes public transit 20 miles away from her home to a local stadium in the bustling border city of Goma, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. For years, Abondance has been playing basketball with a…
Women in Sudan spend less time waiting in lines—and have more clean water. Find out how.
In 2009, Rosette’s family was forced to flee their home due to the ongoing Kivu conflict. The conflict began in 2004 between the military of the Democratic Republic of Congo and an armed rebel group, Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda.
Let’s face it, meetings can sometimes feel like they are wasting your time. But CARE Bangladesh found a way to have meetings save time for rural women. Learn how.
Afia Raphael had just moved in her new house when Cyclone Kenneth hit her sprawling coastal township of Chibuabuar in Pemba district. Afia, who owned a small confectionery shop, used some of her profits from the business to build her dream two bedroomed…
A mother narrates Cyclone Kenneth ordeal
Momade Acacio was worried when the rains changed from a steady drizzle into a heavy downpour. This was not the rainy season, he reasoned. He had heard reports of an impending cyclone on the radio but didn’t expect that much rain.
Why are the after-dinner conversations the most important?
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
