On World Humanitarian Day 2016: CARE partners speak from inside
Three of CARE's partners speak about the work and conflict in Syria.
Impact stories
Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
Three Hundred Sixty Five Days and Still Counting… a story of unflinching courage and dedication
Three hundred and sixty five days and still counting. The war in Yemen continues. The majority of Yemenis who have no stake in the war continue to suffer. Yet, they have an unwavering hope that things will be better tomorrow. Some of these brave hearts…
“When aid workers leave, we know the situation is really bad”
Imagine you have to rush to a hospital after an accident – but all you find is a deserted building. While you are carried towards the emergency room you get a glimpse of patients wailing in their beds but you can’t see any nurses attending to their needs.
“Our family needs to be stronger than the drought”
Almost two decades ago, Alejandro (38) and Rosina (34) met at a disco in a village close to Funhalouro, in the south of Mozambique. “I saw him and fell in love at first sight,” Rosina says with a big smile on her face. “We wanted to start our own family…
How a Serbian Widow is Giving Back to Syria
Zorica Pavlovic Shalabi’s Syrian husband died in 2002, after having lived together in Serbia for 16 years. He left Zorica with two teenage children, no work experience, and no one to help her. Except her husband’s family in Syria.
“I hope that I don’t have to drop out of school because of the drought”
Patiente is only 14 years old. But since her mother has to spend all day to search for food, Patiente has taken on tasks usually done by adults.
Niger's forgotten war: 40,000 refugees flee rebel violence as Lake Chad conflict escalates
Halima prods my knee to make sure I’m paying attention. “We people from Bosso are warriors, we’re famous for that. We never flee. We’ve been attacked ten times since last February and we never fled. 20 years ago there was a local rebellion and fighting…
How does a women’s march generate $5.3 million?
Want proof that women’s marches can change the world? Talk to the ladies of Benin.
Niger's forgotten war: Muslim refugees flee border violence after Chibok-style schoolgirl abduction
Chief Ibrahim was forced to uproot 3,000 villagers and flee Boko Haram rebels