Famine is a word, suffering is the reality
Blog by CARE South Sudan's Food Security and Livelihoods Manager
Impact stories
Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
A day with CARE cash team in Athens
A photo story that follows the Athens CARE team as they visit beneficiaries of the CARE Cash program.
“This is an Extremely Unkind Drought”
For the last three years, Somalia has had little or no rain. For people accustomed to severe drought, this one is still the worst they have ever experienced. Sirad tells her story.
With drought everywhere, there is nowhere to go
“This is the worst drought we have ever experienced. Before, we have always been able to go somewhere to get food and water, but now the whole country is affected.”
Making words matter – a call to Brussels
On 15 March, the world marks six years of conflict in Syria. Six years of death and destruction, of siege and starvation, of hospitals destroyed, schools closed, livelihoods lost, and family members disappeared.
Make Words Matter: “The first thing I’ll do is rebuild”
15th March 2017 marks the sixth year of conflict in Syria. Make words matter and read about Omar, an 11 year old Syrian refugee with a dream to rebuild his home.
How does getting women involved in peacebuilding unleash activism?
The project worked on an approach that brought together gender equality, citizen participation in government, peacebuilding, and livelihood improvement to help communities.
Make words matter: “What have Syrians done to their homeland?”
15th March 2017 marks the sixth year of conflict in Syria. Make words matter and read about the aspirations of thirteen-year-old Fatima.
Leaving the old behind: The hard decisions of survival
One day in February, as my colleagues and I were traveling to Hargeisa, Somaliland, we came across the village of Warabaley.