Horn of Africa: History doesn’t have to repeat itself
Six years ago the world watched in horror when almost 260,000 Somalis starved to death in the Horn of Africa. Today, we are facing a similar outlook.
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Six years ago the world watched in horror when almost 260,000 Somalis starved to death in the Horn of Africa. Today, we are facing a similar outlook.
– But outside Aleppo, displaced Syrians remain desperate for assistance
Refugees in Athens and Thessaloniki are receiving cash assistance from CARE, supported by the European Commission
Μέλισσα (Melissa) means honeybee and the Melissa Network Center stands for all that this could symbolize. Refugee and migrant women come together in this unique place to interact and support each other through a unique form of therapy...
In 2016, we have seen numerous news-breaking humanitarian crises. We watched civilians in besieged Aleppo sending heart-breaking pleas for rescue.
Getting the interest at editorial desks for “African” stories is sometimes quite difficult.
Taher is one of 62,784 asylum seekers currently residing in Greece.
Meet Sofia, a legal counselor working with refugees in Thessaloniki, Greece.
"Winter is very tough for my sick mother. When she freezes, she vomits blood. We do everything we can to heat the apartment."
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.