CARE International Secretariat is looking for an intern to support the advocacy of the organisation at the EU level, by contributing to research and analysis of EU policies with related to development, humanitarian aid, and external action.
Fleeing their village due to repeated shelling, Samira* and her family of 13 people have been living in a refugee camp in Northwest Syria for five years now. In this account, she shares the difficulties faced due to displacement, with scarcity of water, poor sanitation, and living in tents with no protection from the cold.
CARE International's Secretariat is looking for a Gender and Policy Coordinator for it's global governance, policy management, and organisational accountability and to facilitate the implementation of its Gender Equality and Inclusion Policy across the confederation.
While millions of women around the world continue to have no access to menstrual protection, putting hteir health at sever risk, menstrual taboo and certain false beliefs further prevents them from living their periods with dignity.
Our understanding of how women experience war and respond in highly complex crises is often clouded by narratives that frame them as, at worst, invisible, or at best, victims. But women are the active first responders and recovery leaders in regions wracked by conflict.
The unsung heroes of crisis, women are grossly overlooked when it comes to dialogue and decision-making. This report by CARE, based on a survey conducted since 2020, highlights women’s experiences in conflict and how their leadership is critical for surviving a crisis.
In its 12th iteration of a series that dates to 2012, CARE Jordan identifies, analyses, and tracks the needs and coping mechanisms of vulnerable communities in Jordan using a gender equality perspective.
Addressing women’s digital exclusion in a digitally advanced yet divided world, CARE implemented a comprehensive strategy, focusing on providing digital tools and skills to VSLA members.
The focus of this Rapid Gender Analysis is to better understand the experiences of women, men, girls and boys in Rafah, and to identify how CARE and the local and international humanitarian community can best respond and provide support amidst the crisis.
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
