Refugees

In Syria, 10-year-old Maram is focused on staying in school and becoming a teacher

By CARE Staff • November 9, 2020

As the oldest girl in a household with 22 children, Maram is expected to balance the responsibilities of school and of being a caretaker for her young siblings and cousins.

14-Year-Old Maya Shares her Personal Story of Persevering Amid the Syrian War

By CARE Staff • November 3, 2020

With support from her mother and teacher, Maya was able to address her fear and trauma and pursue her dream of becoming a doctor.

‘My Name is Sheila’

By CARE Staff • October 1, 2020

Sheila Shah became a refugee after her family fled incredible violence in Iran. We celebrate the resilience and determination of women and girls around the world like Sheila.

‘My Name is Marwa’

By CARE Staff • October 1, 2020

Nia Sioux raises her voice alongside Marwa to tell the story of a girl's dedication and perseverance in Marwa's own words.

Ahead of World Refugee Day on June 20, CARE’s Global Advocate shares her personal story of becoming a refugee at 16 to draw attention to the particular threat COVID-19 poses to the most vulnerable, including refugees and the forcibly displaced.

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A Look at How Refugees Around the World Are Living During COVID-19

By Jacky Habib • June 16, 2020

From Venezuelan migrants in Ecuador to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, this photo essay gives a glimpse into how displaced people are coping amid a pandemic.

From Crisis to Crisis: Why Some Venezuelan Refugees are Heading Home

By Jacky Habib and Kate Adelung • June 15, 2020

After fleeing Venezuela’s humanitarian catastrophe and seeking refuge in Ecuador, Roselin plans to return to Venezuela as coronavirus ravages the region.

How the World’s Largest Refugee Camp is Coping during the Coronavirus Pandemic

By Jacky Habib and Brooks Lee • June 15, 2020

Jamanida, a mother and Rohingya refugee, fled violence to seek refuge in the world’s biggest refugee camp. Now, living in an overcrowded and under-resourced camp, she’s doing her best to take precautions against contracting COVID-19.

Kenyan Refugee Camps Prepare for Coronavirus

By Jacky Habib • May 19, 2020

As coronavirus cases rise in Kenya, officials take precautionary measures to prevent the virus from spreading to the country’s refugee camps.

How Refugee Children in Kenya are Continuing to Learn During the Coronavirus Lockdown

By Jacky Habib • April 27, 2020

Amidst school closures and a partial lockdown in Kenya due to the coronavirus, teachers are broadcasting their lessons on the radio in Dadaab refugee camp.

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Refugees

In Syria, 10-year-old Maram is focused on staying in school and becoming a teacher

14-Year-Old Maya Shares her Personal Story of Persevering Amid the Syrian War

‘My Name is Sheila’

‘My Name is Marwa’

Iman: ‘I am a Refugee’

Help CARE respond to emergencies.

A Look at How Refugees Around the World Are Living During COVID-19

From Crisis to Crisis: Why Some Venezuelan Refugees are Heading Home

How the World’s Largest Refugee Camp is Coping during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Kenyan Refugee Camps Prepare for Coronavirus

How Refugee Children in Kenya are Continuing to Learn During the Coronavirus Lockdown

As governments cut critical humanitarian funding, the need does not stop. We need you more than ever. Act now and your gift will be matched 2X!

Refugees

In Syria, 10-year-old Maram is focused on staying in school and becoming a teacher

14-Year-Old Maya Shares her Personal Story of Persevering Amid the Syrian War

‘My Name is Sheila’

‘My Name is Marwa’

Iman: ‘I am a Refugee’

Help CARE respond to emergencies.

A Look at How Refugees Around the World Are Living During COVID-19

From Crisis to Crisis: Why Some Venezuelan Refugees are Heading Home

How the World’s Largest Refugee Camp is Coping during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Kenyan Refugee Camps Prepare for Coronavirus

How Refugee Children in Kenya are Continuing to Learn During the Coronavirus Lockdown

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As governments cut critical humanitarian funding, the need does not stop. We need you more than ever. Act now and your gift will be matched 2X!