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Care Prepares For Strongest Typhoon To Hit The Philippines This Year, Ready To Respond
CARE is closely monitoring the track of Mangkhut, and coordinating with its partner Cagayan Valley Disaster Response Center & Cordillera Disaster Response and Development Services.
Read moreAid agency CARE International releases “Eight Years into Exile: Challenges and coping strategies of urban Syrian refugees and non-Syrian refugees in Jordan and impact on vulnerable host communities”
CARE study: Majority of Syrian and Iraqi refugees in Jordan living with less assistance, more debts.
Read moreAid agencies call on world powers to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe in Idlib
Millions of civilians trapped in Idlib face the prospect of the greatest humanitarian catastrophe in Syria’s seven-year war, should there be a major military escalation in the country’s North West. Eight leading aid agencies are calling on world leaders meeting Friday to urgently work together to avoid this horrific scenario.
Read moreInternational organizations call for increased protection and support to civilians bearing the brunt of the conflict in the Lake Chad region
The nine-year long conflict in the Lake Chad Basin has dramatically affected the lives of more 10.7 million people who rely on humanitarian assistance to survive. The insurgency as well as military operations across the four countries have displaced 2.4 million people and left 5 million people food insecure, while ...
Read moreJoint Statement: One Year On: Meaningful progress needed to end impunity, discrimination and segregation in Rakhine State, say international agencies.
INGOs urge the Security Council to use the one-year anniversary as an opportunity to step up pressure on the government of Myanmar to take action on three critical areas: addressing the root causes of the crisis in Rakhine State; ensuring accountability for human rights violations and improving humanitarian access.
Read moreCARE calls for voluntary, informed and respectful repatriation of Myanmar refugees
As refugees from Myanmar complete one year in Bangladesh, their return to Myanmar with safety and dignity still remains a major concern for CARE and other humanitarian organizations.
Read moreVenezuela is Experiencing What Could be the Worst Crisis in its Recent History
CARE is appealing $4 million to meet the immediate needs of those in need in Venezuela and its borders.
Read moreSyria tops the list of deadliest places for aid workers for the second consecutive year
Syria tops the list of deadliest places to be an aid worker for the second year in a row, an analysis by CARE International has found. 76 aid workers have been killed since January 2018, including 42 in Syria where war has been raging since 2011.
Read moreWorld Humanitarian Day: Charter for Change
The signatories of the Charter for Change aid localisation movement call for obligations to be met for the protection of humanitarian actors across the globe, particularly local actors which face extreme risks in their daily delivery of humanitarian aid.
Read moreIndonesia: One week after earthquake, thousands remain homeless as aftershocks continue
One week after a devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit the Indonesian island of Lombok, thousands remain homeless and in fear as aftershocks continue. CARE Indonesia is channelling assistance through its local partner Kopernik, who operate in Lombok and provides support to survivors.
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