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Learn about usAmid one of the worst hunger crises globally, Somalia’s humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate as funding decreases. With 4.6 million people forecasted to face severe levels of hunger by June, the number of severely malnourished children under five has jumped to 1.8 million from 1.7 million since the beginning of the year.
Read MoreIt has been more than two months since the Israeli government closed off all of Gaza’s border crossings, blocking the entry of lifesaving aid supplies and commercial goods. Stocks of food are running out, causing the prices of goods to increase by at least 400 percent and further deepening the humanitarian crisis and starvation across Gaza.
Read MoreMore than half of Haiti's population, 5.7 million people, is experiencing severe hunger. Martin Dickler, CARE's Country Director in Haiti, spoke to the Associated Press about the humanitarian situation and how it impacts women and girls.
Read MoreDespite growing global challenges, the U.S. Congress missed the mark by failing to meet critical year-end deadlines to pass a robust FY25 federal budget or reauthorize the Farm Bill before the end of the year.
Read MoreThe hunger we are seeing across Gaza is shocking and unconscionable and in every respect it’s getting worse. Whether or not the existence of famine can be determined doesn’t matter – widespread death, child wasting, malnutrition, illness, and severe trauma – all immense and preventable forms of suffering that have been happening for the past year.
Read MoreCARE is there delivering lifesaving aid and defending the lives of families in crisis.
Tens of millions of Sudanese – across the country – are paying the cruel price of more than 14 months of senseless armed conflict. In addition to unprecedented displacement, Sudan faces historic levels of starvation and a war on women and girls with evidence of the pervasive use of sexual violence as a weapon of war, according to the UN.
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