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The ongoing armed conflict in Syria has affected more than 8.6 million people, including 4 million children. We’re working to help the more than 2 million Syrian refugees struggling to survive.
JUBA, South Sudan—(July 10, 2016)-- As South Sudan marked five years of independence, the peace process seemingly collapsed with outbreak of violence in the capital city of...
Landmark bipartisan legislation makes critical strides toward reducing hunger and malnutrition worldwide
JUBA, South Sudan—(July 5, 2016)-- The recent formation of the transitional government in South Sudan brought the hope of peace for a country wrought with conflict since...
Victims of War Urgently Need Protection and Humanitarian Assistance
DIFFA, Niger (June 14, 2016) — Several recent attacks by Nigerian militants across the border into the area of Bosso in southeastern Niger have forced refugees to flee...
WASHINGTON (June 14, 2016) – CARE, the global poverty-fighting organization, today announced a new commitment to educate three million girls in seven countries at the first-...
AMMAN – (June 10, 2016)-- As World Day Against Child Labor falls on June 12, humanitarian organization CARE warns of the direct impact of the protracted conflict in Syria in...
NAIROBI (June 6, 2016) — As the Government of Kenya announces its intention to close the world’s largest refugee camp in Dadaab in November, international humanitarian...
A delegation of Congressional staffers travels with CARE to see how U.S. investments are paying off with better health outcomes for women and their families.
Donors must close funding gap to support government efforts assisting families in need.
