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Learn about usMore 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 MoreSvitlana helps coordinate home repairs in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, where missile strikes and air-raid alerts are part of daily life. As a humanitarian worker and resident of the same region, she shows what aid delivery looks like when the people responding to a crisis are living through it, too.
Read MoreMore than four years of war have transformed education for millions of children in Ukraine. For eight-year-old Milana, school has always meant online lessons and air raid alerts. Now, her mother and a CARE-supported women’s group are working to build a shelter that could finally bring local children back into the classroom.
Read MoreIn South Kordofan, seasonal rains turn roads to mud and cut off entire communities from humanitarian assistance. Meet Hawa and the CARE Sudan team, determined to reach her anyway — with cash assistance, farming support, and a rebuilt bridge that’s already changing lives.
Read MoreCARE is there delivering lifesaving aid and defending the lives of families in crisis.
Catalina Vargas, CARE Colombia’s country director, was among the first humanitarian workers to enter Venezuela. She spoke with families who had lost everything, learning about their urgent needs, especially around food, water, and shelter.
Read MoreIn South Sudan, hunger is becoming a health emergency. CARE-supported health workers are treating children for severe malnutrition as families face conflict, displacement, rising food prices, and damaged health services.
Read MoreA new Ebola outbreak in the eastern DRC is raising regional concern, including in Uganda. CARE and local partners are supporting preparedness efforts, with a focus on trusted information, infection prevention, and the heightened risks facing women and girls.
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