CARE provides lifesaving health care to vulnerable Afghans
Around 80 to 100 patients attend a weekly mobile health clinic in this remote village, most of whom would otherwise not be able to access the medical care they need.
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COVID-19 could have disastrous implications for 12 million breastfeeding women and their babies in high risk countries, warns CARE International
According to recent data from the INFORM risk database, eight countries face the highest risk of the health and humanitarian impacts of COVID-19 community transmission. Within this population a CARE International analysis estimates that there are around…
The UN’s SDGs will remain a pipe dream unless gender violence is addressed, and women are economically empowered
The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will remain a pipe dream unless world leaders accelerate efforts for the economic empowerment of women and address gender-based violence, CARE International experts say.
SUMMIT ON FAMILY PLANNING CARE commends groundbreaking London Summit
London, UK (July 11, 2012) – At the close of the London Summit on Family Planning, CARE International, one of the world’s largest humanitarian aid organizations, applauds the global community for standing by girls and women to ensure that they can decide…
SUMMIT ON FAMILY PLANNING CAREs Top 10 Tips for World Leaders
London, UK (July 9, 2012) – As world leaders convene July 11 for the London Summit on Family Planning, CARE International, one of the world’s largest humanitarian aid organizations, offers Top 10 Tips on how to meet the family planning needs of millions…
HORN OF AFRICA Assistance to pregnant women
NAIROBI, KENYA (August 18, 2011) – CARE International, a leading humanitarian organization, urges donors to increase assistance for pregnant women and lactating mothers in the drought-stricken Horn of Africa. Of the more than 12 million people currently…
CARE invests in improving maternal newborn and child health by 2015
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND (September 17, 2010) – Today the humanitarian organization CARE announced that it will invest US$1.8 billion to expand its maternal, newborn and child health programs in the next five years.