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As typhoon Hagupit entered the Philippine area of responsibility this morning and is expected to make landfall on Saturday in Eastern Samar, CARE and partners are preparing emergency action plans to assist potentially affected populations.

One year after one of the strongest storms ever recorded hit the Philippines, hundreds of thousands of people have started rebuilding their homes, yet communities continue to need support to fully recover their livelihoods.

Six months after super typhoon Haiyan slammed the central Philippines, humanitarian organization CARE is concerned that survivors continue to confront serious struggles, especially in the interrelated areas of shelter and livelihood.

Three months since Typhoon Haiyan slammed the Philippines, humanitarian organization CARE is increasingly concerned too many survivors remain without the means to meet their basic needs.

Two months after super typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines, communities face a new year determined to build back better and safer.

As the one month anniversary of Super Typhoon Haiyan approaches on December 8, the lack of shelter continues to be a critical issue for millions of people.

Families devastated by Typhoon Haiyan are volunteering to support aid distribution efforts in central Philippines, as communities previously cut off receive critical supplies.

GENEVA (November 15, 2013) — Amid extremely difficult circumstances, CARE’s emergency response teams are working around the clock and ramping up relief efforts to remote areas of the Philippines devastated by Typhoon Haiyan.

As typhoon Haiyan made landfall in the Philippines this morning, bringing wind gusts up to 275 kilometres an hour and heavy rains, CARE and partners are on stand-by to help people in need.