Hurricanes Rita and Katrina Put Spotlight on Poverty
The immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina had something in common with last year's deadly Indian Ocean tsunami, with hunger crises in parts of Africa, and with killer storm... (full article)

CARE Food Aid Reaching Hungry Families in Niger
Humanitarian organizations and the Nigerien government are providing 15-30 days’ worth of food for the most vulnerable families. (full article)

Long Road to Recovery for Hurricane Survivors in Haiti
For many survivors of hurricane Jeanne in the coastal Haitian city of Gonaives, just as for survivors of Hurricane Katrina on the U.S Gulf Coast, there is mixed progress to re... (full article)

CARE food aid reaching the hardest-hit families in Niger's crisis
Many families affected by the food crisis in Niger are starting to improve their diets thanks to humanitarian intervention, although malnutrition rates in the West African nat... (full article)

Long Road to Recovery for Storm Survivors in Haiti
For many survivors of Tropical Storm Jeanne in the coastal Haitian city of Gonaives, just as for survivors of Hurricane Katrina on the U.S Gulf Coast, there is mixed progress ... (full article)

An Ounce of Prevention in Sierra Leone
One of the key strategies of CARE's Child Survival Project in Sierra Leone has been to mobilize and empower women through village health groups, where women can improve their ... (full article)

Afghan Elections: A Turning Point for Women
Afghan women see next week’s election as a key to a better life, judging by a sample of potential voters queried by CARE. Women said Afghanistan’s first parliamentary vot... (full article)

Millions of Southern Africans Face Acute Hunger
About 10 million people in southern Africa face severe shortages of food in coming months, threatening a crisis that could dwarf recent events in the west African nation of Ni... (full article)

Afghan Voters Worry "Guns and Money" Will Affect Election
As Afghans prepare to elect their first-ever parliament next week, many are concerned about violent threats to an open and fair polling process, according to surveys of voters... (full article)

A Second Chance: Empowering Women in Niger
Aicha is a member of her village's Mata Masu Dubara (MMD) group, a network of women’s credit and savings groups first organized by CARE 15 years ago. The MMD group provides ... (full article)

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