Women and Girls
Who cares about women’s leadership in emergencies? Rabeya does.
In one of Bangladesh’s most disaster-prone districts, Rabeya Munni wades through knee-deep mud and crosses rivers to support rural women as they take charge — building grassroots groups that now negotiate with local government, sit on disaster committees, and rebuild critical infrastructure.
Read MoreInternational Youth Day: Helping young people build brighter futures through empowerment
This year’s International Youth Day, "Different Contexts, Common Aspirations,” shines through these stories of perseverance. Across countries and communities, young people are pursuing many of the same things: quality education, meaningful work, financial independence, and the chance to contribute to their families and communities.
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Venezuela earthquake: 5 things you should know 1 week later
One week after Venezuela's strongest earthquake in more than 125 years, the full scale of the disaster is still emerging. Through local frontline partners like Tinta Violeta and Grupo Social CESAP, CARE is helping deliver urgent relief, hot meals, and trauma support to the hardest-hit communities, with a particular focus on the safety of women and girls.
Read MoreSudan crisis: How families are restoring water and healthcare in Khartoum
Three years of civil war have collapsed water systems, shuttered clinics, and displaced millions across Sudan. In Khartoum, CARE Sudan is working with returning families and local communities to restore clean water, basic healthcare, and dignity — one neighborhood at a time.
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