A 27-year-old business administration graduate and a mother of two writes from Rafah where she and another 1.4 million civilians live in fear of an impending ground offensive.
Over two months of relentless bombing have turned life for people in Gaza into “hell on earth”. Displacement, hunger, lack of medical care and clean water, and the onset of winter are stretching the coping abilities of children and their families to the absolute limit.
CARE Türkiye’s helpline, which has been serving as a multi-purpose information line for the refugee and host communities living the South-central provinces of Türkiye, had to be adapted immediately after the earthquakes to meet the emerging needs of those affected.
Salwa Tibi, CARE’s Gaza Program Representative, talks about the respite for her and her children during the truce in the Israel-Gaza war.
As guns finally fell silent for four days, our CARE colleagues in Gaza report temporary relief but also the deep realization of loss.
Four weeks into the conflict, CARE International staff in Gaza share the devastating suffering they are witnessing and experiencing.
Join us in supporting a whole generation of women and girls who are on the frontline of the impacts AND solutions to the climate emergency.
Since 2017, the rights, safety, and future prospects of women and girls in the region have been gravely affected.
Today marks six years since the start of the Rohingya refugee crisis. Unfortunately, the environment is particularly difficult for women and girls, who face increased risks of violence and harmful social norms.
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
