A Letter to Gaza
Martha Myers is the country director for CARE in the West Bank and Gaza. CARE has 18 staff living and working in Gaza. They continued to distribute emergency aid throughout th... (full article)
CARE and Save the Children Issue Joint Statement on Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
CARE and Save the Children today expressed concern about the devastating humanitarian situation in Gaza, announcing that they can not ramp up their emergency response because ... (full article)
CARE Survey: Only One in 10 Gazans Has Received Humanitarian Assistance
In one of the first surveys of the humanitarian situation in Gaza, a sobering 89 percent of respondents said they have not received any assistance since the conflict started D... (full article)
CARE Resumes Distributions in Gaza Strip
CARE is resuming distributions today, after being forced to cancel scheduled deliveries of blankets and food yesterday due to the heavy bombing in Gaza City. The attacks sever... (full article)
CARE Suspends Gaza Distributions Due to Bombing
CARE has been forced to suspend distributions in the Gaza Strip today, as heavy bombing in Gaza City rattled CARE warehouses and staff distribution sites. CARE had been planni... (full article)
Gaza: Even the Helpers Are Helpless
An aid worker in Gaza whose blogs have moved readers around the world has been forced from his home and into the street by bombing, along with hundreds of neighbors including ... (full article)
Words on Paper? U.N. Security Council Resolution Must Be Implemented Now
Yesterday's United Nations Security Council Resolution 1860 is an important step forward, but it must be implemented immediately - otherwise, it is just ''words on paper,'' wa... (full article)
Worker for CARE's Food Project Killed in Gaza
Gaza (Jan. 7, 2009) - CARE is mourning the loss of a worker for CARE's food distribution project in Gaza, who was killed Monday in an aerial bombing. Mohammed Ibrahim Samouni,... (full article)
Food in Gaza Running Out
The weekend's escalation of violence has halted many distributions of essential goods such as food and medical supplies, straining critically low food supplies and forcing Gaz... (full article)
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