Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
Samuel fled the Democratic Republic of Congo with his family. He is now settled in Uganda with his wife and one son, but three of his children were lost during the dangerous journey. Although they are safe and resettled in Uganda, Samuel's family is…
I met one melancholic Senoara at the CARE-run health centre in Balukhali makeshift camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. She’s 6-month pregnant with her first child. But her face strikingly lacked any sign of happiness. She looked quite stiff and somber. I…
Many of the millions of people in need do not live in any of those places you have seen on TV. Forgetting those crises will not make them go away, on the contrary, they will likely only worsen.
Grace took a short cut that she hoped might shorten her journey. Instead she came across five armed men.
Only peace can help this whole nation to stand up again and build what this war has made of our lovely country Yemen.
CARE in Greece offered a series of workshops in Arabic, English, Farsi and French.
Noor, as millions of people in Yemen, struggles on a daily basis to survive.
New years are often new beginnings. A new chance to live differently, change what we don’t like and learn from past experiences.
One of the obstacles that refugees and asylum seekers face in their life in Greece is the language barrier.
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
