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Learn about usTwo years since the eruption of conflict in Sudan in April 2023, the nation faces an unprecedented humanitarian and protection crisis, with women and girls bearing the brunt of its impacts. The situation in Sudan is a historic catastrophe.
Read MoreTwo years of war in Sudan have created a humanitarian catastrophe without parallel. Over 30 million people – nearly 65 percent of Sudan’s population – now need urgent assistance to survive. Attacks on civilians are relentless. Women and girls endure systemic sexual violence.
Read MoreWeeks after an oil pipeline burst in northern Ecuador's Esmeraldas province, the far-reaching humanitarian and ecological disaster continues to disrupt the region. The oil spill, the worst in the country’s history, has cut off safe drinking water for half a million residents, triggered a public health crisis and deepened the struggles of an already vulnerable population.
Read MoreMore than a week after the catastrophic earthquakes struck Myanmar, the death toll continues to rise. Over 3,300 lives have been lost, more than 5,000 people injured, and over 300 remain missing. The disaster has affected more than 17 million people across 57 townships, leaving many without access to food, clean water, shelter, or health care.
Read MoreEscalating tensions in South Sudan threaten to worsen the dire humanitarian crisis and eroding progress towards stability made since the 2018 peace agreement. The country is in the grips of a continuing cholera crisis while starvation threatens millions of lives.
Read MoreCARE is there delivering lifesaving aid and defending the lives of families in crisis.
CARE in Myanmar is working alongside local partners to begin delivering aid to impacted communities following Friday’s catastrophic earthquake. More than 2,000 casualties have been reported, with numbers continuing to grow. Thousands of people remain missing.
Read MoreAccording to the Gaza Health Ministry more than 400 people, including many women and children, have been killed in Israeli strikes on various parts of Gaza, marking the collapse of the ceasefire two months after it went into effect, ushering in another chapter of unbearable suffering for the civilian population.
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