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How CARE is Reaching People in Haiti and Rebuilding From Devastating Earthquake

By Emily Janoch • September 2, 2021

Natacha is one of thousands of Haitians who lost their homes and their businesses in the devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck Haiti on August 14.

Panic Attacks, Recovery and Mourning: Life in Beirut One Year After Port Explosions

By CARE Lebanon Staff • July 30, 2021

Ritta Hanna recalls the day she nearly died, her life changed forever.

A Glimpse of What Life is Like for Venezuelan Migrants and Refugees in Ecuador

By CARE Staff • July 14, 2021

According to the U.N., more than 500,000 Venezuelans are now living in Ecuador, half of whom need urgent access to housing. We follow three people among thousands of Venezuelan migrants and refugees seeking a better life in Ecuador.

Casa del Migrante is a Place of Hope for Migrants in Guatemala

By CARE Guatemala Staff • June 17, 2021

As numbers of migrants from Central America to the U.S. and Mexico continue to increase, local organizations in countries such as Guatemala and El Salvador are working to provide support.

Meet Mona, a Syrian Refugee who Sacrificed Everything to Keep her Family Safe

By CARE Staff • June 15, 2021

From raising her children in a war zone to fleeing and finding a new passion for sewing through a CARE program, Mona remains resilient and determined.

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Tens of Thousands Flee Goma, DRC, Following Volcano Eruption

By CARE Staff • June 2, 2021

A CARE DRC staffer shares her experience fleeing with her 8-month-old son.

5 Questions for 5 Young Climate Leaders

By CARE Staff • April 21, 2021

Meet 5 inspirational young women working on the frontlines of the climate crisis.

Power Outages and Water Shortages: Houston Emergency Response in Photos

By Jacky Habib • March 9, 2021

Houstonians are still in need of clean drinking water, basic supplies after a historic winter storm in Texas led to widespread power outages

A Mother Remembers Her Son Killed in the Beirut Blast

By CARE Staff • February 5, 2021

Six months after the explosions in Beirut, the people are still recovering.

Tens of Thousands of Syrians On the Run Due to Floods

By CARE Staff • February 1, 2021

Camps have turned into lakes in some 87 sites for displaced people in northern Idlib and western Aleppo.

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Crisis Response

How CARE is Reaching People in Haiti and Rebuilding From Devastating Earthquake

Crisis Response

Panic Attacks, Recovery and Mourning: Life in Beirut One Year After Port Explosions

Crisis Response

A Glimpse of What Life is Like for Venezuelan Migrants and Refugees in Ecuador

Crisis Response

Casa del Migrante is a Place of Hope for Migrants in Guatemala

Crisis Response

Meet Mona, a Syrian Refugee who Sacrificed Everything to Keep her Family Safe

Help CARE respond to emergencies.

Crisis Response

Tens of Thousands Flee Goma, DRC, Following Volcano Eruption

Crisis Response

5 Questions for 5 Young Climate Leaders

Crisis Response

Power Outages and Water Shortages: Houston Emergency Response in Photos

Crisis Response

A Mother Remembers Her Son Killed in the Beirut Blast

Crisis Response

Tens of Thousands of Syrians On the Run Due to Floods

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