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Learn about usOur hearts go out to all those who have been affected by the powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western Colombia this morning, particularly those who have lost loved ones, been injured, or seen their homes destroyed and communities damaged. The fear of aftershocks is bringing another layer of fear and uncertainty for those coping with the earthquake’s aftermath.
Read MoreCatalina Vargas, Country Director for CARE Colombia and first senior CARE representative to deploy to Venezuela in the immediate aftermath of the earthquakes, spoke to the BBC America about the humanitarian needs of the affected populations.
Read MoreCARE está apoyando a una red de organizaciones venezolanas lideradas por mujeres en la respuesta a dos terremotos históricos que devastaron la costa norte del país en la noche del 24 de junio, causando miles de personas fallecidas y heridas, dejando una devastación generalizada y profundizando una crisis humanitaria.
Read MoreCARE is there delivering lifesaving aid and defending the lives of families in crisis.
CARE is supporting a network of women-led Venezuelan organizations as they respond to two historic earthquakes that devastated the country's northern coast on the evening of June 24, killing and injuring thousands and leaving widespread destruction and a rapidly growing humanitarian crisis.
Read MoreOur thoughts are with the people of Venezuela as they face the aftermath of two powerful earthquakes that struck the country on June 24, on the eve of a national holiday when many families were gathered in their homes.
Read MoreOur hearts are with every family in Mindanao and across the broader region waking up to fear and loss this morning. When a disaster of this scale strikes, the first concern is always the same: saving lives and keeping people safe.
Read MoreAs the world spearheads 16 Days, an annual awareness campaign to prevent violence against women and girls, a new humanitarian analysis conducted by CARE in the Philippines reveals a stark reality. In Northern Cebu province of Philippines, thousands of women, girls, and boys are living and sleeping in the open. They have no walls, no lighting, and no sense of safety they once knew.
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