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PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI (February 11, 2010) – One month after the catastrophic quake that levelled most of Port-au-Prince, CARE and other aid agencies are in a race against time to get people waterproof shelter and decent sanitation before the rainy season…

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI (February 3, 2010) – CARE is working to prevent sexual and gender-based violence in the aftermath of Haiti’s devastating earthquake.

Approximately 230,000 people have now been officially registered for assistance in northern Yemen, and up to 800,000 have been indirectly affected by the fighting. Most of the displaced are not living in camps but are scattered among host communities,…

GENEVA (January 24, 2010 ) – As foreign ministers gather for a donor conference on aid for Haiti this Monday, CARE International calls for balanced, long- term funding that will meet the country’s emergency and rehabilitation needs and debt relief to…

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI (January 18, 2010) – CARE’s disaster-response teams find themselves in a race against time in earthquake-ravaged Haiti, coaching survivors how to purify contaminated water and preparing hygiene kits to help prevent a secondary…

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI (January 16, 2010) – CARE warns that pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers and young children are at greatest risk after Tuesday’s devastating quake that devastated the capital city of Port-au-Prince left nearly three million people…

GONAIVES, HAITI (January 14, 2010) – CARE has launched a global appeal for US$10 million to help the survivors of Tuesday’s devastating quake in Port-au-Prince. The exact death toll is unknown, but aid groups are estimating that three million people are…

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI (January 13, 2010) – CARE is deploying additional emergency team members to the devastated city of Port-au-Prince in Haiti, where the worst earthquake in 200 years destroyed houses and left thousands homeless. While the exact death…

HAITI (January 13, 2010) – A massive earthquake has hit Haiti. Help is urgently needed for the hundreds of thousands likely affected by the disaster, especially for the most vulnerable - women and girls.