At the closing of the second Kuwait Donor Conference, the international aid organisation CARE urges governments to ensure that today’s pledges are quickly translated into aid delivery on the ground and further assistance will be made available.
N’DJAMENA, CHAD (13 January 2014) – Amidst recurring warnings that the Central African Republic (CAR) is heading for a humanitarian disaster, the volatile situation and the mounting humanitarian needs in CAR are gravely concerning, and require prompt and adequate response.
Two months after super typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines, communities face a new year determined to build back better and safer.
The CARE-supported Primary Health Care Clinic in Twic East remains open despite the escalating violence which has spread to half of Sudan's ten states over the past weeks.
Christmas is approaching and people around the world are preparing to celebrate with friends and family. In my home country Jordan, where I recently returned to as Country Director for the humanitarian aid organisation CARE, Christmas is also a time to experience joy, peace and happiness with
On a basketball court next to an elementary school badly damaged by typhoon Yolanda, Josephine Blanco (38) waits with more than 200 people in line to receive a food packet from CARE and its local partner organization, Accord. A few weeks earlier, she had begun preparing for the holidays.
CARE is deeply concerned about the violence in South Sudan, and calls all those involved to end the fighting and ensure the protection of civilians.
The current escalation of violence unfolding in South Sudan has brought more pain for a population already traumatized and still recovering from almost half a century of fighting and violence. CARE is deeply concerned that women and girls, already living in one of the world’s harshest environments, are at great risk.
The tragedy of typhoon Haiyan inspired a worldwide burst of generosity. Images of human suffering bring out an enormous will to help across borders and continents. It is a beautiful feature of our shared humanity.
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
