Middle East and Europe

Meet the Humanitarian Who Hopes to Lead CARE’s Work in Yemen

By Ahlam Jumaan • August 14, 2019

The challenges of being a woman humanitarian won’t stop Ahlam from achieving her goals

Tackle Failing Food Systems Before It’s Too Late — 820 Million People Are Already Going Hungry

By Tonya Rawe • August 13, 2019

Climate impacts are creating stress on land and food systems and negatively impacting farmers’ livelihoods.

Yemen: An Airstrike Happened on my Doorstep

By Alexandra Hilliard • May 16, 2019

Thursday morning saw 19 airstrikes on Sana’a, leaving an estimated seven people dead – including four children – and 58 injured.

Mothers in Syria Face Impossible Choices

By Fatima Azzeh • March 13, 2019

“I hope that my children can go back to school and live the life they deserve.”

Building a Business in the Midst of Syria’s War

By CARE Staff • March 13, 2019

Salma, a single mother of six, has built a farming business despite living amid one of the world’s most dire humanitarian crises.

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Meet the racecar driver leaving stereotypes in the dust

By Jacky Habib and Raegan Hodge • March 1, 2019

Car racing may be a male-dominated sport, but women like Marah Zahalka are changing that.

These Syrian children are hearing for the first time

By CARE Staff • January 17, 2019

We're supporting our partners Syria Relief to fit children from Aleppo and Idlib with hearing aids — a simple yet life-changing device.

How This Teenager Went From Fleeing Syria to Vying for the Olympics

By Kate Adelung and CARE Staff • January 15, 2019

When Wael came to the Azraq refugee camp in Jordan, he never thought that six years later he could be contending for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. A journey that began in a CARE-sponsored taekwondo class changed his life and is continuing to transform the lives of children in one of the most dangerous areas on earth.

A decade after massive bank bailouts, ‘too big to fail’ system is failing world’s poorest

By Michelle Nunn • January 7, 2019

With a little vision to match our values, we can open the financial system to women who could contribute as much as $12 trillion to the global economy by 2025.

Meet the 17-Year-Old Making Sure Refugee Girls in Lebanon Have Access to Education

By CARE Staff • October 9, 2018

Determined not to fall behind on her studies, Bushra confronted challenges with Lebanon’s public school system.

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Middle East and Europe

Meet the Humanitarian Who Hopes to Lead CARE’s Work in Yemen

Tackle Failing Food Systems Before It’s Too Late — 820 Million People Are Already Going Hungry

Yemen: An Airstrike Happened on my Doorstep

Mothers in Syria Face Impossible Choices

Building a Business in the Midst of Syria’s War

Help CARE respond to emergencies.

Meet the racecar driver leaving stereotypes in the dust

These Syrian children are hearing for the first time

How This Teenager Went From Fleeing Syria to Vying for the Olympics

A decade after massive bank bailouts, ‘too big to fail’ system is failing world’s poorest

Meet the 17-Year-Old Making Sure Refugee Girls in Lebanon Have Access to Education

Middle East and Europe

Meet the Humanitarian Who Hopes to Lead CARE’s Work in Yemen

Tackle Failing Food Systems Before It’s Too Late — 820 Million People Are Already Going Hungry

Yemen: An Airstrike Happened on my Doorstep

Mothers in Syria Face Impossible Choices

Building a Business in the Midst of Syria’s War

Help CARE respond to emergencies.

Meet the racecar driver leaving stereotypes in the dust

These Syrian children are hearing for the first time

How This Teenager Went From Fleeing Syria to Vying for the Olympics

A decade after massive bank bailouts, ‘too big to fail’ system is failing world’s poorest

Meet the 17-Year-Old Making Sure Refugee Girls in Lebanon Have Access to Education

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