Mobile health teams lead to accessible care
How long does it take you to get to health care? In some areas of South Sudan, accessing health care could mean walking more than five hours.
Impact stories
Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
5 girls defining what it means to be “unscripted and unstoppable” on International Day of the Girl
“Girl Force: Unscripted and unstoppable" is the theme for the 2019 International Day of the Girl Child, on October 11. Girl force describes the stories of these five girls from around the world. Forces for change, for hope, for inspiration and for…
How CARE delivers hope that lasts
TESFA has received funding from the Nike Foundation and Johnson and Johnson. Phase 1 ran from 2011-2014, and phase 2 from 2015-2018, which reached 4,400 people directly.
Ruby Cup Uganda
CARE partnered with Womena and Oxfam to pilot Ruby cups with refugee women using ECHO funding. What did we learn? It really works.
“All men should let their wives start family planning”
Hawa came to this specific health center because her husband and the midwife, who works part time with her husband, explained the benefit of family planning and also that CARE is offering it for free.
Nurse Chanthy: Treating Women in Cambodia
Chanthy Deep has been a nurse at a garment factory for over eight years. During her long career at the factory, Chanthy has seen a multitude of workers go through her infirmary seeking advice and help.
Maly's Story: Keeping Mothers and Babies Healthy in Cambodia
Maly works as a Line Leader at a busy garment factory in Phnom Penh. She is 8 months pregnant with her second child, and sometimes her job can be very tiring and demanding! But there are perks of working at her company, and she has joined CARE’s Chat!…
A boy named Care: a story of a family’s appreciation for CARE’s work in South Sudan
“When the doctors asked me the name of the child, I told them that he is Care."
How a radio drama is helping Cambodian mothers keep their babies healthy
Imagine you are pregnant. You want to find out information about pregnancy, labour and keeping your baby healthy. But all of the information you find is written in a language you don’t understand. What do you do?