CARE Sudan Staff
Follow the journey of four aspiring young ni-Vanuatu women photographers, eight participants in CARE Vanuatu’s Young Women’s Leadership Program, and one professional photography mentor. Read more.
CARE stands with women and girls on the frontlines of the climate emergency.
Sandra Lindsay made history as the first person in the United States to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Now she is sharing her experience in the hopes of encouraging others to get the vaccine and defeat the pandemic here at home and around the world. Read more.
As a new coronavirus variant challenges India’s healthcare system and exacerbates inequalities, CARE is working to set up health centers for the most vulnerable. Read more.
As of September 2021, Françoise Mbweki had made 1,000 masks to help protect her community. Read more.
In Pakistan, only 1% of women are engaged in entrepreneurial activities, as opposed to 21% of men. Read more.
In Northeast Syria the war has destroyed a lot of green spaces and recreational activities have been halted in many places. Read more.
Against the backdrop of Afghanistan’s deepening humanitarian crisis, an edition of nonfungible token (NFT) “CARE PACKAGE initiative” has raised more than $200,000 so far to help Afghans in need. Read more.
Houstonians were in need of clean drinking water, basic supplies after a historic winter storm in Texas led to widespread power outages. Read more.
From the loss of income to disrupted education, COVID-19 has drastically changed the lives of young people around the world. In the southern Yemeni city of Aden, youth are finding innovative ways to help their communities cope with this new reality. Read more.
Julieth Zabrano faced overstrained health systems and xenophobia while seeking prenatal care after leaving Venezuela for Colombia. Read more.
Displaced from her own home due to the conflict, Samah is helping make health care available to those who need it most in Syria. Read more.
Dissatisfied with the way women’s issues took a back seat in her community, Sylvie ran for office — and won. Read more.
For World Refugee Day, CARE International’s Secretary General shares stories of strength and resilience from displaced women around the world. Read more.
In her own words, Hawa shares how she grew the confidence to “speak out like a man” and captured the attention of other tribes. Read more.
The world was able to administer 1 billion doses of the COVID-19 vaccine within four months of starting widespread vaccination campaigns. CARE is jumping in to support vaccination efforts in 23 countries around the world. Read more.
Ritta Hanna recalls the day she nearly died, her life changed forever. Read more.
Through a groundbreaking partnership with Facebook, CARE Country Offices have begun to understand what kind of messaging works best to increase COVID prevention behaviors and vaccine acceptance. Read more.
The Omicron variant of COVID-19 creating unknown risks around the world sadly proves what we have known for a long time: no one is safe until everyone is safe. Read more.
Through her family’s artisan business in Peru, Mery Neli Salazar Pedro celebrates her Amazonian identity. Read more.
