CARE and peer organizations working in the Strip provide a detailed account of the multiple obstacles to deliver life-saving aid.
CARE and other 12 INGOs working in Gaza provide an accurate picture of the immense challenges that impede our humanitarian response in the Strip.
Conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo is fueling a severe humanitarian crisis, with women and girls bearing the brunt. Reports of sexual violence are surging, while millions face displacement and food insecurity. CARE calls for urgent action and increased funding to address the critical needs of vulnerable populations.
Statement by CARE’s Gaza Response Director, Francis Hughes.
The Rapid Gender Analysis Report conducted by CARE in Gatumba, Burundi, in April 2024, highlights the profound impact of recent El Niño-induced floods on the local population, particularly on women and girls.
Nine months on from the escalation of war in Gaza, women there have conceived, miscarried, and birthed their babies in constant fear. It is hell, the pregnant women in Gaza are living through every day.
CARE International, Oxfam, and Save the Children are calling again for the immediate and unconditional release of personnel, the majority of whom were detained one month ago by authorities in northern Yemen.
The case study, "Disrupted Lives: Climate Crisis and Internal Displacement in Sumel District, Iraq," explores the multifaceted nature of displacement in Iraq, focusing particularly on how climate change exacerbates the difficulties faced by internally displaced persons (IDPs).
As violence alarming increases in Eastern DRC, CARE's Acting Country Director urges the global community to take action to protect the civilians and the humanitraian personnel.
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
