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One year on, humanitarian needs in Syria remain critical, CARE calls for sustained support
One year after the major shift in Syria’s governance landscape, humanitarian needs across the country remain critical. Despite hopes for greater stability, millions of Syrians continue to face widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure, limited access to basic services, a severe economic downturn, and ongoing safety concerns making voluntary and dignified return impossible for many displac
Read MoreWomen and girls fear for their safety in the Philippines, as earthquake aftershocks continue to rock Northern Cebu
As the world spearheads 16 Days, an annual awareness campaign to prevent violence against women and girls, a new humanitarian analysis conducted by CARE in the Philippines reveals a stark reality. In Northern Cebu province of Philippines, thousands of women, girls, and boys are living and sleeping in the open. They have no walls, no lighting, and no sense of safety they once knew.
Read MoreCARE joins The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to inspire holiday giving in 2025
Just in time for Giving Tuesday, CARE joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Times Square to kick off the holiday season. The event launched the 2025 Light the World initiative and officially unveiled this year’s Giving Machines.
Read More80 years of CARE
This week marks eight decades of the humanitarian organization CARE standing with families facing crisis around the world. On November 27, 1945, 22 American civic, relief and other charitable organizations came together in New York City to launch the Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, the organization that would ultimately become the Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere –
Read MoreCARE and Trickle Up set new standard for tracking and measuring women’s digital inclusion
CARE and Trickle Up today announced the launch of a new tool designed to measure women’s digital agency – their ability to confidently use technology, make informed digital decisions, and shape their own online opportunities.
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At COP30 global solidarity fades and vulnerable communities are left behind
COP30 has failed to live up to the spirit of mutirão—the global solidarity needed to confront the accelerating climate crisis. The outcome In Belem exposes critical gaps in ambition and political will. Adaptation finance remains insufficient and there is no certainty about the - in principle - agreed scale-up leaving vulnerable countries with little support to bear the brunt of an already changed
Read MoreAs strikes intensify and temperatures drop, Ukrainians ready themselves for a fourth harsh winter ahead
As Ukraine heads into its fourth wartime winter, escalating strikes on power and transport systems are putting millions at risk of freezing temperatures and prolonged blackouts. CARE warns that immediate action is needed to protect civilians from attacks and frigid temperatures.
Read MoreCARE to celebrate 80 years at 8th annual Impact Awards in New York City
The 2025 Impact Awards will celebrate CARE’s 80th anniversary and pay homage to the moments that have shaped the organization’s work and legacy — from delivering the world’s first CARE PACKAGES® in the aftermath of World War II, to leading bold responses to today’s most urgent crises.
Read MoreTyphoon Tino deepens crisis for earthquake and flood survivors in the Philippines
CARE Philippines has activated its emergency teams in Cebu, Negros Occidental, and Eastern Samar to help communities affected by Typhoon Tino (Kalmaegi). This last storm has hit areas that were already coping with the aftermath of other recent emergencies.
Read MoreIPC report on starvation in Sudan: Famine persists amidst ongoing atrocities in El Fasher
The new Integrated Food Security Phase Classification Partnership (IPC) report released yesterday confirms that famine is persisting in Sudan, with a high risk of it further expanding in the weeks to come.
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