10/13/17
CARE Ready To Respond After Deadly Floods Hit Vietnam
VIETNAM (Oct 13, 2017) — CARE’s emergency teams in Vietnam are preparing to respond to deadly flooding in the country’s north, which has so far left dozens dead and thousands...
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10/10/17
CARE Hosts Panel on Girls’ Empowerment in Conjunction with House Foreign Affairs Committee
CARE USA, the FGM Network, Save the Children, the World Bank, AGE Africa and World Vision USA join members of Congress to discuss the challenges and opportunities for gender...
10/3/17
CARE Expands its Global Board of Directors
Three new members hail from customer development, traditional media, digital media
9/28/17
Myanmar Refugee Crisis: Women and Children in Urgent Need of Assistance, Warns CARE
“Worst conditions I have seen” in 20 years of working with refugees, says country director
9/26/17
CARE Launches Global Leaders Network, Honors Congressional Leaders on Capitol Hill
WASHINGTON (Sept.
9/21/17
Students Rebuild Launches "Facing Difference” Challenge With CARE, Search for Common Ground And Global Nomads Group
ATLANTA, SEATTLE (Sept.
9/20/17
Hurricane Maria: CARE Teams Ready to Respond in Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE (Sept. 20, 2017) — With Hurricane Maria continuing to plow a path of destruction through the Caribbean, CARE teams in Haiti prepared for an emergency response...
9/19/17
CARE Enterprises Announces Plans to Deploy $30 Million through Investment Structures and Collaboration with World Economic Forum’s Fourth Sector Development Initiative
NEW YORK (Sept. 19, 2017) — Today, CARE Enterprises Inc.
9/18/17
CARE Responds to Refugee Crisis in Bangladesh
COX’S BAZAR (Sept. 18, 2017) — In the past three weeks, more than 400,000 people from Myanmar have fled to Bangladesh after an escalation of violence in Myanmar's northern...
9/15/17
One Week after Irma, Cuban Damage Increasingly Alarming
HAVANA (Sept. 15, 2017) — One week after Hurricane Irma, Cubans are returning to broken homes and facing a serious impact on the economy as it looks to rebuild.