Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
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?
The determination and hope of Anita BK made her Vice-President among other 28 members in Citizen Awareness Center.
In Nizip, Turkey, Syrian refugees are gathered in CARE's Information Protection Space. They are participating in awareness raising sessions take place every week with ‘community activators’. These are men and women chosen from their communities to learn…
Last month a CARE supported hospital managed to do 1000 operations that saved many lives in remote Pariang county. In the past, complicated cases were referred to Juba. By road, the journey took four days on bumpy and sometimes impassable roads. Read…
Helping mothers with healthy timing and spacing of births promotes their children’s health too.
“We stay in our tent every night because bad things happen at night here. It’s not safe,” says Josephine
Fana is 17 years old. But the horrors she has lived through in Nigeria are enough for a lifetime.
Lami Mahamadou was living life to the fullest. One night in Baga, they heard people screaming and gun shots.
On the occasion of the International Day of the Girl, Fatima reflects on why she thinks that education is key.
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
