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Dan Tastic’s fantastic Glastonbury bins!
As Glastonbury Festival 2025 gets underway, we are spotlighting one of our amazing supporters Dan Tastic Glastonbury who has raised over £50,000 for CARE by painting personalised bins at the festival..
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From Ukraine to Poland: A refugee’s journey to hope
This World Refugee Day, find out how Tetiana, a refugee from Ukraine, is rebuilding her life in Poland..
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Mangroves: A key ally for communities in the fight against climate change
Find out how CARE and partners are working with communities in Bangladesh to protect and strengthen mangroves and tap into their unique ability to store carbon and reduce the harmful effects of climate change..
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Brewing change: Tea entrepreneurship and community empowerment in Vietnam
Hủng Thị Dạng has overcome the odds to become a successful tea entrepreneur and community leader..
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CARE's response to Global Report on Food Crises 2025
CARE urges global leaders to protect civilians from food insecurity and conflict as the Global Report on Food Crises 2025 warns acute hunger has grown for the sixth consecutive year..
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Blockade in Gaza: “We hope this hell we’re living in will end soon”
More than two months since the Israeli government closed off all of Gaza’s border crossings, stocks of food are almost depleted. We spoke with two families about the daily struggle to find food..
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Celebrating VE day: The legacy of the CARE package
We recently had the pleasure of meeting one of the first-ever CARE package recipients, Tim Thomas, and hearing first-hand about the impact of receiving a package while living on strict rations..
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CARE’s Early Action Fund: Supporting communities to act against disaster – before it happens
Find out how CARE's Early Action Fund has transformed life for women in Matare village in Zimbabwe..
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Sudan two years on: Stories from the devastating conflict
Over the past two years, the brutal war in Sudan has escalated into the world’s gravest humanitarian crisis, and shows no sign of abating..
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Mothers in Myanmar: "I saw him trapped under the rubble, and I couldn't leave his side"
CARE's team in Myanmar have been speaking with mothers who survived the earthquake about their experiences and most urgent needs..
