Why USAID is recommending CARE’s Women’s Empowerment Models to All Implementers in Bangladesh
According to a recently published qualitative review in Tufts, “SHOUHARDO II produc[ed] the most impressive overall results.”
Impact stories
Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
Bangladesh Floods: CARE delivers food, shelter materials and cash grants
On July 15 in the very early morning hours, floodwater entered Rajina Begum’s house. By the next day, it was already one foot high. The water level continuously rose for the next few days and the family was torn between staying and leaving their house…
Cyclone Winston: A reminder the poor pay the price for climate-change inaction
As we mark six months since Cyclone Winston devastated Fiji, CARE Australia’s Emergency Response Manager Adam Poulter reflects on the pattern of severe storms that is becoming the new normal.
“CARE saved the life of my daughter”
Andarieta Titosse, 40 years old, is a widow and mother of three children. Her youngest child is less than seven months old. When Nércia was born, she weighed only two kilogram. During the pregnancy, Andarieta Titosse had hardly anything to eat, and there…
World Humanitarian Day – What does it mean to be a humanitarian in Europe?
What does it mean to be ‘a humanitarian’ working in Greece – a country in Europe that, notwithstanding its economic crisis, does not fit the bill of the classic ‘emergency’ context? How does the response in Greece challenge our assumptions about what it…
World Humanitarian Day – What does it mean to be a humanitarian in Europe?
What does it mean to be ‘a humanitarian’ working in Greece – a country in Europe that, notwithstanding its economic crisis, does not fit the bill of the classic ‘emergency’ context? How does the response in Greece challenge our assumptions about what it…
South Sudan: We won’t give up on you
In all my 16 years as a humanitarian aid worker, I have never seen anything like the violence that besieged Juba, South Sudan, last month. It started on a Thursday night with small-arms gunfire that I thought would end quickly.
On World Humanitarian Day 2016: CARE partners speak from inside
Three of CARE's partners speak about the work and conflict in Syria.
Three Hundred Sixty Five Days and Still Counting… a story of unflinching courage and dedication
Three hundred and sixty five days and still counting. The war in Yemen continues. The majority of Yemenis who have no stake in the war continue to suffer. Yet, they have an unwavering hope that things will be better tomorrow. Some of these brave hearts…