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CARE Crisis Report: Ten Overlooked Humanitarian Crises That Didn’t Make Headlines in 2025
The tenth annual CARE Crisis Report, published today, analyzed global online media coverage of humanitarian crises and revealed that the Central African Republic is the most overlooked humanitarian crisis of 2025, with only 1,532 online articles.
Read MoreAs Winter Storm Fern approaches, CARE shares winter weather safety tips for moms and caregivers
A major, widespread winter storm, Winter Storm Fern, is set to begin Friday, January 23, 2025, and last into early next week. Extreme winter weather is expected to affect approximately 230 million people across the United States, nearly two-thirds of the nation’s population.
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Starbucks and The Starbucks Foundation support disaster relief efforts in Hong Kong, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand
As communities navigate the impact of natural and man-made disasters, Starbucks and The Starbucks Foundation work alongside local teams and nonprofit partners, like CARE, to provide relief and build resilience
Read MoreMillions still struggling across South and Southeast Asia after massive flooding, landslides
More than a week after severe storms swept across South and Southeast Asia, communities across Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Thailand are confronting the aftermath of catastrophic rains and the long road to recovery ahead. In just a matter of days in late November and early December, torrential rains and landslides left more than 1,700 dead, cut off entire communities, and forced millions to grapple w
Read MoreOne 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 return impossible for many displaced families.
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