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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.
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.
EU member states must urgently meet their own commitments and facilitate relocation of refugees
ATLANTA (May 12, 2016) — Ten days ahead of the first-ever World Humanitarian Summit (May 23-24), CARE calls upon world leaders to participate in Istanbul and use this...
ATLANTA (May 3, 2016) — A new online survey conducted by Harris Poll for the humanitarian organization CARE reveals that while 84 percent of Americans have heard of the term...
Conference will feature a star-studded dinner honoring the 70th anniversary of the CARE Package, expert panels on poverty alleviation, citizens storming Capitol Hill for...
WASHINGTON-(May 3, 2016)- CARE presented today its annual “Deliver Lasting Change Award” to three Syrian women to recognize their dedication serving on the humanitarian...
More robust advocacy network offers members new tools and resources to deepen their impact on global poverty
QUITO—(April 29, 2016)-- After a massive earthquake that rocked Ecuador on April 16, more than 720,000 people are in need of immediate assistance. Over 700 aftershocks and a...
"Violence across Syria has escalated alarmingly, reportedly claiming a life on average every 25 minutes in the past 48 hours. We cannot stand by in the face of this...
