How ending apathy towards gender gives a $3.27 return for every $1 invested
Farmers in Ethiopia got a $3.27 return for every dollar of in-kind support. How did it happen?
Impact stories
Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
Syria: Humanity under Fire
The heinous attack against a UN humanitarian aid convoy to Aleppo shocked the world. It is a sad manifestation of the great danger humanitarian workers are facing in Syria today: caught between the front lines, constantly on the run from shelling,…
Voices from the ground: Syria after airstrike on UN aid convoys
Voices from CARE staff and partner organizations working in and around Aleppo on the current situation after airstrike hit UN aid convoys.
Syria ceasefire: People can breathe again, but access to those in need remains crucial
CARE welcomes the announcement of a ceasefire brokered by the US and Russia that came into effect at sunset on Monday, the beginning of the important Muslim holiday Eid al-Adha.
“We expect the humanitarian impact to be extremely high”
John Watt, CARE’s Country Director in Northern Iraq describes CARE’s current preparations to help people who might flee once fighting for Mosul intensifies.
“I need a day or two to tell you all about my hardships”
Stories of female Syrian refugees in Jordan.
How does having a savings account promote men’s engagement?
Women in Malawi say that being able to open their own bank account or save with a VSLA has caused their husbands to be more engaged. Find out why.
CARE goes KIWI: It’s about youth, stupid!
In many places around the world, CARE works with children and youth to promote education and participation. Now, CARE has started an initiative in Germany for young refugees. Marie Pieper, is doing a volunteer year at CARE’s media and communications…
A photo that shook the world: One year on
On September 3, 2015, a single photo dominated the front pages of newspapers and online media worldwide. It was a little boy, three years old, his small body twisted and soaking wet, lying lifeless on a Turkish beach. Four and a half kilometers: that is…