Going to bed hungry
Going to bed hungry is the sad reality for Unisha and 62,000 other refugee children in Bangladesh
Impact stories
Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
The horrific story of a refugee mother in Myanmar
Nur’s* horror is still written all over her face. She holds her son tightly, afraid of losing him again.
“Hospitals are luxury when you have nothing to feed your children”
“I sold all the house assets so that I can afford to pay the rent and to feed my children”
“We barely have one meal a day”
The number of suspected cases of cholera in Yemen is now very close to 1 million. This is Hammama's story.
You cannot "sustain the peace" without women or reforms to humanitarian action
CARE thoughts on the Annual UN Security Council Open Debate on Women, Peace and Security (27th Oct)
7 things you need to know on this year’s World Food Day
2. Famine is only the tip of the iceberg ... 6. We can fight the hunger!
Hossein – Myanmar refugee in Bangladesh
Hossein is seven years old. He is from Myanmar. He now lives in Balukhali camp in Bangladesh with his mother.
“Black tea was all I could give to my children”
“We struggled putting food on the table. There were many days when we had nothing to eat” Hodu says.
A women's group for refugees in Uganda
Where some countries turn refugees away, the Ugandan Government is welcoming them.