When picking your own goat builds resilience
In Chad, instead of taking whatever an aid group brought, communities got to select their own goats. Find out what happened next.
Impact stories
Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
Delivering health services through a NGO network
“I don’t feel shy or embarrassed anymore, and I feel like I can call on anyone to help if I need it.”
Enhancing and empowering women's political participation
After participating in CARE’s PEACE II Project in Palestine, women’s political participation went up 66%.
How women’s solidarity earns a quarter of a million dollars
Higher and more stable wages for themselves, higher wages for men, and more decision-making power at home.
Stories of DRC refugees in Uganda
The stories from refugees in Uganda
How does mobile money lead to glowing families?
Turns out, cash transfers work in Zimbabwe, even when there’s no cash. Learn more.
Web-Update: Congolese Refugees in Uganda
The humanitarian situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) deteriorated dramatically in 2017, and the country is now facing a complex and protracted crisis of massive proportions. The number of people in need of assistance almost doubled in…
“More than anything I want peace”
Although the influx of refugees to Uganda has significantly reduced, about 30 people arrived the day of my recent visit, the stories are eerily similar to the ones I heard before, with the conflict not looking as if it will end anytime soon and the hope…
Web Update: crisis in the South of Chad
The recent clashes between the armed forces that took place at the end of 2017 in north-west of Central Africa Republic (CAR) resulted in a large influx of African refugees in southern Chad.