Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
“Grace asked me how I was doing, and I started crying. I told her there was no future for my children here, and we are always hungry. My daughter had been sick. I told Grace I might go back home” – This is what Annet, a refugee from South Sudan, told…
Harriet is a 25-year-old resident of Impevi, a settlement for South Sudanese refugees in Arua District, Uganda, opened in February 2017. She fled her home in South Sudan with her family, walking for days on end to reach safety in Uganda. Today, Harriet…
Abu Ahmad and his family fled Syria seven years ago when the war began, they now live in Turkey. They struggle to make ends meet and cannot afford to move to a better house, so CARE has rehabilitated their home to improve their living conditions. Abu…
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…
Jolien Veldwijk, Assistant Country Director of Programs for CARE in Yemen, reflects on her birthday celebration and the work CARE is doing as Yemen enter its fourth year of conflict.
Three years of war have left Yemen damaged and paralyzed. People around the world are wondering how Yemenis are still able to cope with this multiple crisis and how life is going on in this country. Our CARE Yemen team tells us the story of the Yemeni…
Sally Austin, Head of Emergency Operations, CARE International writes about her recent visit to the refugee camps in Bangladesh where more than 800,000 people from Myanmar are now living.
Last year, Joyce's husband suddenly died, signaling a new and difficult chapter in Joyce's life. After fleeing a life of threats and abuse, she discovered CARE's centre for women and girls, where she can talk about her experiences with abuse and receive…
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
