Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
2020’s list of most-underreported crises covers a wide array of humanitarian contexts. With this report, CARE keeps calling for more media coverage and ‘off the beaten track’-reporting. But how is this done? What are the main obstacles and rewards?
“Me and my wife share ideas and dreams. We have a plan now to have a good house. It took a long time to come to this. Now we have our permanent house. During [training] we sat together and had two visions – the first is to put our kids in school, and…
“…working on the cocoa block has made me feel good…I’m a changed man. I save, I budget, I don’t fight with my wife. I made a ‘penny box’ and after putting in 5-20 Kina [1.5-6 USD] after each sale, at the end of the year we bought a semi-permanent house.
Men and women in Papua New Guinea are making their dreams a reality—but first they have to share those dreams.
It’s lusciously green all around us in this eastern highland community in Chauve province of Papua New Guinea. Deceptively and almost cruelly green. My colleagues from CARE Papua New Guinea and I have driven two hours from Goroka, the capital of the…
“My name is Tema Piniel. I am from ward 12, Hwakange Village, Kome LLG, Menyamya. I have four children. My eldest child is in grade five, and my youngest is in elementary school.
'Often I don’t sleep at night as I dream of new things, new possibilities’, says Mariana when asked about the future of her children. Four years after the Backyard
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
