Education

In Somaliland, a bowl of food opens school doors for girls

By Sarah Easter · April 21, 2025

A volunteer in Myanmar shares her story of surviving a devastating earthquake—and leading her community's recovery.

Bellamy Young on the difference we can make when we care

By Becca Mountain · March 13, 2025

In the She Leads with CARE podcast, Bellamy Young spotlights the powerful stories of women driving change in their communities. In this interview, she shares how these stories have reshaped her views on leadership, resilience, and global equality—and why their voices matter now more than ever.

Leading with Purpose: Shaping the Future in Sierra Leone

By Mary Kate Wilson · March 7, 2025

Mabinty Thullay turned financial independence into a leadership role, becoming the first female teacher in her village school. Now, she’s inspiring other women to follow in her footsteps.

The most essential back to school supply in Mozambique? Water.

By Sarah Easter · October 29, 2024

School children in northern Mozambique suffer from water crisis and find innovative solutions. CARE is working with the school to overcome some of these challenges.

Between two cultures: Bridging the gap for Ukrainian students in Poland

By Anisa Husain, translations by Daria Khrystenko · April 16, 2024

“Unbreakable Ukraine.” It’s the name of one of CARE Poland’s partners, supporting Ukrainian refugee children in Warsaw. The name is fitting, freighted with meaning for the children it serves.

The most popular CARE News stories of 2023

By CARE Staff · December 29, 2023

Below are the stories from 2023 you liked the most. They were created by CARE’s worldwide network of local writers, photographers, and filmmakers, and they helped reflect a slice of our global work.

Beyond the violence itself: Fighting for women’s rights in Sudan

By Shakir Elhassan · September 6, 2023

How community activists in Sudan empower women through education and vocational training, while also engaging men to shift their mindsets.

School nutrition programs address food insecurity in Honduras and Guatemala

By Reid Davis · August 29, 2023

It’s the last day of the primary-level school term in Simajhuleu, a rural mountain community in Guatemala. Around an open-air courtyard, groups of boys and girls excitedly clutch recycled soda bottles and plastic buckets containing green vegetables, growing vibrantly from small caches of rich soil.

How women & girls are surviving in Afghanistan today

By Sarah Easter · August 15, 2023

What is it like for women & girls in Afghanistan today? Hunger, isolation, & ingenuity. How CARE is helping.

A story of hope for Indigenous culture and language in Cambodia

By Bridget Seberry and Hillol Sobhan · August 9, 2023

Indigenous communities in Cambodia often face multi-faceted challenges to educate their children owing to a lack of appropriate primers. Nang Chhok* is nine years old. She attends a multilingual primary school in the O’chum district, Ratanakiri province, in Cambodia, where she learns in both Khmer and her Indigenous Krueng language.

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Education

In Somaliland, a bowl of food opens school doors for girls

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Bellamy Young on the difference we can make when we care

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Leading with Purpose: Shaping the Future in Sierra Leone

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The most essential back to school supply in Mozambique? Water.

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Between two cultures: Bridging the gap for Ukrainian students in Poland

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The most popular CARE News stories of 2023

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Beyond the violence itself: Fighting for women’s rights in Sudan

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School nutrition programs address food insecurity in Honduras and Guatemala

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How women & girls are surviving in Afghanistan today

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A story of hope for Indigenous culture and language in Cambodia

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Education

In Somaliland, a bowl of food opens school doors for girls

Bellamy Young on the difference we can make when we care

Leading with Purpose: Shaping the Future in Sierra Leone

The most essential back to school supply in Mozambique? Water.

Between two cultures: Bridging the gap for Ukrainian students in Poland

The most popular CARE News stories of 2023

Beyond the violence itself: Fighting for women’s rights in Sudan

School nutrition programs address food insecurity in Honduras and Guatemala

How women & girls are surviving in Afghanistan today

A story of hope for Indigenous culture and language in Cambodia

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