By September of 2022, the global food crisis had gotten so extreme that 205.1 million people urgently need humanitarian food assistance just to survive. Tragically, if we do nothing, the crisis could grow by another 620.9 million people in the next 6 months. That is the crisis we can still avert. Investing in food production, increasing resilience, and functioning markets can stave off this crisis if we act fast.
“Her Money. Her Future.” showcases CARE’s accomplishments in advancing economic justice for women worldwide, including a new financial return on investment (ROI) metric. CARE's savings groups generated $9 in women’s income for every $1 invested. Read More
A delegation of five senior congressional staffers traveled to Honduras with CARE to explore firsthand the root causes of migration in the region and learn about how key strategic community based interventions backed by U.S. investments are fostering greater gender equity, expanding economic opportunity, and strengthening citizen protection. Read More
From August 12th-16th 2024, a bipartisan delegation of ten congressional staffers traveled to Cambodia with CARE and World Vision to explore how U.S. investments are working to address Cambodia’s key development challenges and improve the health of vulnerable populations. Read More