Media contacts

Find out the ways to get in touch with CARE International's communications team so we can assist you with any media enquiries.

Our communications team can assist you with any media enquiries: 

East, Central, and Southern Africa, Regional Communications Manager 

David Mutua 
[email protected]
Based in Nairobi, Kenya

Latin American and Caribbean Communications Advisor

Pamela Villars Nehring
[email protected]
Based in Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Asia, Regional Communications Manager

Sarita Suwannarat
[email protected]
Based in Bangkok, Thailand

CARE International Secretariat 

Please message our Global Media team:
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Based in Geneva, Switzerland and London, UK                                                                                           

Latest news See our latest press releases

Read our latest press releases on CARE International’s work eradicating poverty and empowering women and girls around the world. 

A man and a boy stand behind a table displaying canned food and cooking oil at an outdoor market or aid distribution point, with people visible in the background.

Israel’s siege now blocks 83% of food aid reaching Gaza, new data reveals

15 aid organizations demand international pressure for an immediate ceasefire, arms embargo, and end to Israel’s systematic aid obstruction "We have reached shocking levels of conflict, displacement, disease, and hunger. Yet, aid is still not getting in," says Jolien Veldwijik, CARE Country Director in the West Bank and Gaza.

Four women carry a wooden table across a muddy, rocky area near a stream, after a flood.

Typhoon Yagi devastates Southeast Asia, millions affected

Typhoon Yagi has unleashed destruction across Southeast Asia, affecting over 20 million people in Vietnam, the Philippines, Laos, Thailand, and Myanmar. "This is the strongest typhoon we’ve seen in 30 years,” said Dung Le Kim, CARE Vietnam Director.

Dried up maize farm in a farm in Mozambique. The sand has dried and sky is clear.

Mozambique: Women face conflict and climate change effects

The humanitarian crisis in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado is worsening due to conflict and climate change-induced drought, affecting millions, especially women and children. With severe food insecurity and underfunded humanitarian response, CARE urges donors to increase aid and prioritize gender equality in climate policies to support vulnerable communities.