Impact stories

Salwa Tibi, CARE’s Gaza Program Representative, talks about the respite for her and her children during the truce in the Israel-Gaza war.

As guns finally fell silent for four days, our CARE colleagues in Gaza report temporary relief but also the deep realization of loss.

Join us in supporting a whole generation of women and girls who are on the frontline of the impacts AND solutions to the climate emergency.

Four weeks into the conflict, CARE International staff in Gaza share the devastating suffering they are witnessing and experiencing.

Since 2017, the rights, safety, and future prospects of women and girls in the region have been gravely affected.

Our Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) are a proven way of supporting women to develop financial stability, increase resilience to shocks, and invest in income-generating activities. But at CARE, savings groups are about more than just money.

Today marks six years since the start of the Rohingya refugee crisis. Unfortunately, the environment is particularly difficult for women and girls, who face increased risks of violence and harmful social norms.

We can't achieve climate justice without gender justice.That means that addressing the root causes of the climate emergency will require the engagement of men and boys as actors with agency working alongside women allies.

Since the war that broke out on April 15, many health facilities have been looted and destroyed across Sudan. Now medical supplies are running out alarmingly fast, putting pressure on the few remaining facilities.