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Learn about usAfter years of drought, displacement, and rising hunger, Somalia now faces the threat of severe El Niño flooding. For communities already living with malnutrition and reduced humanitarian assistance, another climate shock could push some families into catastrophic levels of hunger.
Read MoreKenya’s Ministry of Health has confirmed a second case of Ebola in the country, as cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continue to climb. CARE Kenya Country Director Getrude Misango is calling on governments to act quickly and work together to contain the outbreak.
Read MoreMore than 200,000 people have fled their homes since conflict escalated in western Yemen on Sept. 3, 2026 — the worst outbreak of fighting since a U.N.-brokered truce in 2022. Displaced families are arriving at sites across Taiz, Lahj, and Aden with almost nothing, facing urgent needs for food, shelter, and clean water. CARE, which has worked in Yemen since 1992, is responding in Taiz, Aden, and L
Read MoreFor millions of girls, child marriage and barriers to education threaten their futures. From Somalia to Nepal, see how CARE is helping girls stay in school, challenge harmful expectations, and build futures of their own choosing.
Read MoreCARE is there delivering lifesaving aid and defending the lives of families in crisis.
As budgets shrink faster than needs, the question is no longer just whether a program works per dollar. It's whether a government can afford to keep it running. CARE's analysis of 500+ projects shows where the economics change—including in high-risk settings.
Read MoreAfter wildfires displaced tens of thousands of families near Spokane, Washington, CARE partnered with Shades of Motherhood Network to deliver emergency supplies to mothers, children, and families, and to support the community-led recovery that continues long after the fires are out.
Read MoreIn a displacement camp in Somalia, Aisha struggles to find enough food and water for her nine children. Now the CARE health center treating her 1-year-old daughter for severe acute malnutrition is preparing to close as funding cuts reduce lifesaving health services across the country.
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