COVID-19

How to Stop the Spike in Maternal Mortality Caused by COVID-19

By Kalei Talwar · September 16, 2021

Julieth Zabrano faced overstrained health systems and xenophobia while seeking prenatal care after leaving Venezuela for Colombia.

India COVID-19: 50% of Eligible Population Has Received at Least 1 Vaccine Dose

By CARE Staff · September 9, 2021

CARE has been on the frontlines of the COVID response in India, reaching over 10 million people with COVID-19 treatment, vaccines, and preventative care.

Faith Leadership and Vaccine Hesitancy Reduction

By Jessica Kirkwood & Mary Kate Wilson · September 8, 2021

In July, CARE USA ran a series of Facebook ads featuring faith leaders. After the success of this campaign, CARE conducted two more experiments: a re-run of the ads in the same states with a more specific targeted audience, and an expansion of the campaign in 12 additional states.

Ideas

COVID-19 and Social Media: Using Facebook to drive social and behavioral change in 19 countries

By Jessica Kirkwood, Mary Kate Wilson, and Brandie Feuer · September 2, 2021

Through a groundbreaking partnership with Facebook, CARE Country Offices have begun to understand what kinds of messaging works best to increase COVID prevention behaviors and vaccine acceptance.

Health

South Sudan Beat the Odds to Deliver COVID-19 Vaccines: Here’s How The 10-Year Old Nation Did It

By Kalei Talwar · September 2, 2021

Community leaders in South Sudan like Dr. Emmanual Ojwang turned tragedy into triumph over the course of the summer to deliver COVID-19 vaccines.

Ideas

Social and Behavioral Change Communications Campaigns to Reduce Vaccine Hesitancy

By Jessica Kirkwood & Mary Kate Wilson · July 30, 2021

CARE’s second Facebook ad series was designed to promote COVID-19 vaccine acceptance featuring faith leaders, healthcare professionals, and celebrities tested against general messages about the vaccine’s safety and effectiveness.

Press Releases

CARE Opens 40-bed Isolation Center for Rohingya Refugees as COVID Cases Surge in Bangladesh

July 30, 2021

CARE is opening a 40-bed COVID isolation center in a Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh on August 1, 2021. With the country currently in the grip of its most severe COVID surge since the pandemic began, and monsoon flooding forcing many Rohingya refugees to shelter in communal facilities, the center comes at a critical time.

Press Releases

As severe flooding devastates Cox’s Bazar, 32 humanitarian agencies call for urgent funding in Bangladesh

July 29, 2021

July 29, 2021 - Conditions in the Rohingya refugee camps and the surrounding areas in Cox’s Bazar District are deteriorating as a result of several days of heavy monsoon rainfall across southern Bangladesh, which is expected to continue for the next 48hours. In the Rohingya refugee camps, thousands of shelters have been damaged and flooded, low-lying areas have also been flooded, and landslides have been reported.

Ideas

Courage, Compassion, and the CARE Package: America’s Moral Leadership Can Help Us End the Global Hunger Crisis

By Michelle Nunn · July 27, 2021

We need to dream big and act boldly – we have done it before.

News

Responding to the World’s Worst COVID Outbreak in India

By CARE Staff · July 14, 2021

CARE has been on the frontlines of the COVID response in India, aligning our work with governments to address the outbreak.

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COVID-19

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How to Stop the Spike in Maternal Mortality Caused by COVID-19

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India COVID-19: 50% of Eligible Population Has Received at Least 1 Vaccine Dose

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Faith Leadership and Vaccine Hesitancy Reduction

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COVID-19 and Social Media: Using Facebook to drive social and behavioral change in 19 countries

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Health

South Sudan Beat the Odds to Deliver COVID-19 Vaccines: Here’s How The 10-Year Old Nation Did It

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Ideas

Social and Behavioral Change Communications Campaigns to Reduce Vaccine Hesitancy

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Press Releases

CARE Opens 40-bed Isolation Center for Rohingya Refugees as COVID Cases Surge in Bangladesh

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Press Releases

As severe flooding devastates Cox’s Bazar, 32 humanitarian agencies call for urgent funding in Bangladesh

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Ideas

Courage, Compassion, and the CARE Package: America’s Moral Leadership Can Help Us End the Global Hunger Crisis

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News

Responding to the World’s Worst COVID Outbreak in India

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COVID-19

Health

How to Stop the Spike in Maternal Mortality Caused by COVID-19

News

India COVID-19: 50% of Eligible Population Has Received at Least 1 Vaccine Dose

Ideas

Faith Leadership and Vaccine Hesitancy Reduction

Ideas

COVID-19 and Social Media: Using Facebook to drive social and behavioral change in 19 countries

Health

South Sudan Beat the Odds to Deliver COVID-19 Vaccines: Here’s How The 10-Year Old Nation Did It

Ideas

Social and Behavioral Change Communications Campaigns to Reduce Vaccine Hesitancy

Press Releases

CARE Opens 40-bed Isolation Center for Rohingya Refugees as COVID Cases Surge in Bangladesh

Press Releases

As severe flooding devastates Cox’s Bazar, 32 humanitarian agencies call for urgent funding in Bangladesh

Ideas

Courage, Compassion, and the CARE Package: America’s Moral Leadership Can Help Us End the Global Hunger Crisis

News

Responding to the World’s Worst COVID Outbreak in India

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