1/14/15
New Study: South Sudan Conflict Could Cost $158 billion Over Next 20 Years
(Jan. 14, 2015) - The price of failing to bring about lasting peace in South Sudan could be $158 billion over the next two decades, according to a new study.
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1/12/15
Haiti Earthquake Five Years Later: Rebuilding a Stronger Nation
PORT-AU-PRINCE - (Jan. 12, 2015) — Five years after a deadly earthquake left an already impoverished nation in complete devastation, the rebuilding effort in Haiti has made...
1/8/15
Winter Storm in Lebanon, Jordan: Concern for Syria refugees paramount, says CARE
Amman, JORDAN (January 8, 2015) — Syrian refugees, fleeing violence in their homeland, have found their situation exacerbated following the onslaught of winter storm “Huda,” ...
12/22/14
Remembering the Tsunami: A Decade of Strengthening Humanitarian Response
Ten years ago, the global community faced what was one of the biggest tests of humanitarianism in recent history. On Dec. 26, 2004, an earthquake rumbled off the coast of...
12/18/14
CARE Applauds Congressional Passage of the Water for the World Act
ATLANTA (Dec. 18, 2014) –The poverty-fighting organization CARE applauds the passage of Senator Paul Simon Water for the World Act. The legislation was approved by Congress...
12/15/14
CARE distributed food to villages hardest-hit by typhoon Hagupit; looking into longer-term needs of communities
MANILA- (December 15, 2014) - A few days after typhoon Hagupit hit the Philippines, international aid agency CARE distributed food packs almost 2,000 families in badly-hit...
12/14/14
UN Climate Talks: Disastrous result for world’s poorest - on pathway to climate chaos
(December 14, 2014) - The words of Peruvian Environment Minister Pulgar Vidal, who urged nations meeting at the climate talks in Lima to “give hope to the world”, but...
12/12/14
CARE Calls For Health System to be at Heart of Humanitarian Response in South Sudan
A year ago, South Sudan’s frail healthcare system was struggling. One year on from the conflict that began on December 15 last year, the diagnosis has become critical.
12/11/14
CARE; GLAMOUR’S 'THE GIRL PROJECT' FEATURED IN A PANEL DISCUSSION FEATURING FIRST LADY MICHELLE OBAMA
WASHINGTON DC - December 11, 2014 - On Friday, the global poverty fighting organization CARE will participate in a Brookings Institution panel event to raise awareness about...
12/9/14
CARE to distribute food packs to those affected by typhoon Hagupit; launches fundraising appeal to meet needs
MANILA - (December 9, 2014) - International aid agency CARE will be distributing food packs to 2,800 families most affected by typhoon Hagupit.