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Increasing youth employability in the informal sector
Rwandans have mentioned how savings and employment programs “made the youth busy, forward looking with hope.”
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Rwandans have mentioned how savings and employment programs “made the youth busy, forward looking with hope.”
Home gardening and nutrition education is helping families in Ethiopia to live better lives.
“Think about your government right now. Does it feel too divided?”
CARE Palestine’s Souqona project works throughout the northern West Bank to better connect men and women Palestinian farmers with vegetable, dairy, and seed value chains.
“I don’t feel shy or embarrassed anymore, and I feel like I can call on anyone to help if I need it.”
“Despite past progress, one in nine people does not have enough food to eat. Another two billion may eat, but their meals lack the nutrition necessary for proper health and development. These terrible failures are preventing children, communities and nations from reaching their full potential.”
“When is disagreeing with your partner a sign of success? When it helps you grow more food.”
How long does it take you to get to health care? In some areas of South Sudan, accessing health care could mean walking more than five hours.
In the global vaccine debate about who pays for doses, how much they cost, and how to ship them to lower income countries, the world is overlooking the most important factor: Who makes sure people get vaccines?
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.