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Six minus one: the never-ending run…
Ayesha was doing household chores and her husband Abdur Rahim was getting ready to open his small grocery shop. All of a sudden, some people came and torched the entire village. Ayesha and everyone else ran for their lives. The next few days, they lived under the open sky in ...
Read more‘Everything is beneath rubble’ Testimonials from Cuba following Hurricane Irma
Only a few days after Hurricane Irman struck, CARE's staff in Cuba visited some of the hardest hit areas.
Read moreCARE responds to Refugee Crisis in Bangladesh
In the past weeks, more than 400,000 people from Myanmar have fled to Bangladesh after a rise of violence.
Read moreDeployment Diary 3: Conducting Health Training in a Conflict Zone
This blog post explores some of the ways CARE is actively responding to the Kasai Crisis in the DRC.
Read moreDeployment Diary 2: A Few Bumps in the Road
Read Aaron's account of the many barriers aid workers must overcome to respond to urgent needs in the DRC.
Read moreBorn out of Water
In the middle of the Bangladesh floods, Shahanaj is in labour and there is no one around to help her.
Read moreThe Love that Binds: Orphans Not One, But Two
The story of Fatmata Jawara and her niece, who lost everything but each other in the Sierra Leone floods
Read moreAddressing Shelter Needs in Lebanon
Mary and Seranoush give accounts of life in one of the most densely populated districts in the Middle East.
Read moreDeployment Diary 1: Trouble in Paradise
Travel through the DRC's Kasai region with Aaron, who gives you a front seat view of realities on the ground
Read moreAminata Kalokoh: A Story of Survival, Uncertainty and Hope
Compelling story of a young woman who survived the devastating mudslide in Sierra Leone
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