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:
[email protected]
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.

Typhoon Gaemi wreak havoc as floods sweep over Philippine cities

Typhoon Gaemi (Carina) continues to drench the northern parts of the Phillippines and prompts Manila and the rest of the National Capital Region under calamity. CARE Philippines and its partners are preparing to respond immediately in the affected communities, especially the most marginalized groups of people - women and girls, persons with disabilities, older persons, and children.

IDPs wait for transport after a food distribution at Un Gargor, Kassala, where thousands of displaced people from Sinnar and Sinjhah have settled following an escalation in violence.

Sudan: Starvation risk increases amid escalating violence in the East and West

Sudan faces a devastating food crisis, with over half its population experiencing severe hunger amid escalating violence. Recent conflicts in Sinnar and Sinjah have displaced many, worsening the situation. CARE warns of increasing starvation risk and calls for urgent humanitarian aid and ceasefire.

As Israeli attacks on Gaza intensify, 13 leading INGOs disclose details of aid obstruction impeding their humanitarian operations

CARE and peer organizations working in the Strip provide a detailed account of the multiple obstacles to deliver life-saving aid.

Internally Displaced People wait their turn at a dignity kit distribution in Mudja, Goma

DRC: Women and girls face escalating sexual and gender-based violence

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.

Nowhere is safe in Gaza: Attacks on Al-Mawassi kill dozens of people and leave hundreds more injured

Statement by CARE’s Gaza Response Director, Francis Hughes.

Somalia: Cholera outbreak puts lives of displaced communities at risk

Prolonged rainfall and flash floods across Somalia have caused a severe surge in cholera cases, affecting displaced women and children the hardest.

Burundi flood victims wade through submerged village near Lake Tanganyika.

Burundi: women and girls most affected by escalating flood crisis

The severe impact of prolonged El-Nino rains in Burundi has caused extensive flooding and displaced over 239,000 people. The crisis has particularly affected women and girls, who face heightened health risks, loss of income, and increased vulnerability to gender-based violence.

Birth under bombs: 9 months of hell

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.

Yemen: humanitarian organisations call for the release of personnel detained for one month in Yemen

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.