Teaching Niger's dryland farmers how to fish
Hardo tells his story on how gaining skills rather than hand-outs helped him improve his yield sustainably
Impact stories
Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
How does introducing yourself build resilience to climate change?
“Now I can stand up in meetings and introduce myself—something I was never able to do before. After 16 weeks of gender training, not only can I introduce myself, but I can be a leader.”
Food for Thought
Few in Southern Africa will die of starvation but the long term effects of prolonged food insecurity are profound.
Join the club: schoolchildren carrying health messages in drought stricken rural Zimbabwe
At the Murerekwa Primary School, health is a noisy affair.
CARE’s response to Tropical Cyclone Winston: Alumita's Story
The strongest storm ever recorded in the Southern hemisphere swept through Fiji on Saturday 20 February, devastating the Pacific nation. Alumita Marisia tells her story.
7 Things You Need To Know About El Niño … and why you should care
You don’t know what El Niño is? You are not the only one! Don’t stop reading because you are put off by a term you don’t know. You are not the only one, we hear this question all the time.
How gender equality prevented total destruction during Hurricane Pam
“We learned this through the simulation exercise that CARE did. It really saved lives, I know it.”
Fourteen years to ‘zero hunger’
World Food Day has been marked every year on 16 October since 1979, and is observed by more than 150 countries. One can’t help but reflect on the social inequity that for millions of people, food is – at best –- bare sustenance to make it to tomorrow. …
No spinning wheels here – Alida is bent on doing her bit for the climate
Take a virtual cycling tour with Alida whose journey is a personal fundraiser for CARE Australia and the Climate Council. Eight countries cycled, one more to go! After Montenegro, Bosnia Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and…