Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
Afaf was the first farmer and woman to grow baby cucumber in the West Bank. She is now recruiting her own staff to help the business grow. Fa’eda’s eggplants have been tested and CARE is facilitating the provision of the certification which will allow…
This is not a story of a one-man show facing the world, the all hail Caesar type. This story is unlike in fiction with having to go through a stereotypical plot of transition from a protagonist to hero/heroine. I wouldn’t say this is a sad story either…
“…working on the cocoa block has made me feel good…I’m a changed man. I save, I budget, I don’t fight with my wife. I made a ‘penny box’ and after putting in 5-20 Kina [1.5-6 USD] after each sale, at the end of the year we bought a semi-permanent house.
Local officials in Bangladesh now budget nearly 25% of their resources to fulfill requests from the poorest people in their area. Find out why.
Fati is a mother of 8 in Niger. She struggled to provide for her family until she became involved with a local Village Savings and Loan (VSL) group. After developing skills in leadership, business, and manufacturing, she began an import and export…
Fusool fled Syria with her family. When beginning their lives in Jordan, she received a grant from CARE to start her own business. Today, she sells Syrian food to provide for her family.
The determination and hope of Anita BK made her Vice-President among other 28 members in Citizen Awareness Center.
In Chad, instead of taking whatever an aid group brought, communities got to select their own goats. Find out what happened next.
Higher and more stable wages for themselves, higher wages for men, and more decision-making power at home.
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
