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CARE-WWF Alliance and A Tale of Two Turtles
By Cathy Riley
A small gasp of excitement went up from our team of visitors today as the captain of our boat pointed out a marine turtle swimming nearby, through the shimmering Read More
Leading the Charge: Supporting Powerful Women in the Fight Against Hunger and Climate Change
Earlier this week, the US showed that it’s ready to help lead in the fight against climate change, making its first contribution of $500 million to the Green Climate Fund. And it couldn’t have Read More
Anastacia Makes Things Happen
International Women’s Day might be my favorite day of the year. It gives me a chance to reflect on all of the amazing women that I get to work with every day.
This isn’t just Read More
Malawi: Recounting the Loss From Flood Disaster
Mathews Damiano hails from Brighton village in traditional authority Mbenje in Nsanje. The devastating effects of floods that hit Nsanje district did Read More
Malawi: A Story of Loss
At Nyachilenda campsite we met Grace Lawrence, a 20-year old woman from Nyachikanda village, traditional authority Ndamera in Nsanje. She and her Read More
Typhoon Hagupit: From Being Afraid to Being Prepared
CARE Philippines staff Rona Casil shares her experience with Typhoon Hagupit.
“Not another Haiyan, please!”, was my first thought when I learned about a potential Read More
Typhoon Haiyan: Returning to Normalcy After a Harsh Year
It’s been almost one year since I was last in Tacloban on the Philippines island of Leyte. A few days after typhoon Haiyan – one of the strongest storms ever recorded – made landfall, I arrived in Read More
Recovering after disasters: Why ‘building back safer’ is better than ‘building back better’
After natural disasters the phrase ‘Build Back Better’ is a constant refrain from politicians, donors, aid agencies and the media. This short, alliterative phrase has captured the imagination Read More
Typhoon Haiyan: Photos from Six Months Later
Six months after Typhoon Haiyan tore through the Philippines, CARE has reached over 300,000 people with livesaving aid. See how we've helped:
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Typhoon Haiyan: Videos from Six Months Later
Six months after the devastating Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines, people are rebuilding with the help of CARE.See how the survivors are building back safer with CARE's shelter repair kits: Read More