Emergencies
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As climate change brings ever extreme weather to Vanuatu, women are leading their communities to rebuild after disaster
Read moreWe speak to Lina and Marie, two women from Vanuatu who have taken on roles as Shelter Focal Points to lead their communities in the recovery from Cyclones Judy and Kevin.
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End of truce in Gaza: "Hell on earth has returned for children and their families"
Read moreStatement from Hiba Tibi, CARE West Bank and Gaza, in response to the announcement of the end of the truce and resumption of fighting in Gaza.
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COP28 - Only 15 out of 133 world leaders attending are women
Read moreYet again, women are side-lined at climate negotiations. While women and girls bear the brunt of the climate crisis, only 15 out of the 133 world leaders participating in COP28 are women.
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Truce in Gaza: Time to breathe, time to mourn
Read moreSaaed Rafiq Al-Madhoun, Gaza’s Emergency Response Coordinator, reports from Gaza after a weekend of relative calm during a pause in the fighting.
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Days without water in Gaza, nights of darkness and fear
Read moreFinding food is a critical issue, but one of the most critical for everyone in Gaza – whether in a house or in one of the United Nations shelters – is also one of the most basic: access to clean water.
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CARE welcomes Gaza deal to pause fighting and release hostages
Read moreCARE welcomes the announcement of a deal that includes the freeing of 50 civilian hostages, a four-day pause in the fighting, and the entry of critically needed humanitarian aid, medical supplies and fuel into Gaza.
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Meet GenAdapt: Phong’s story
Read morePhong is a mother of three and a farmer in Vietnam. Extreme weather has led to crop loss, leaving her family with little income and not enough to eat - but she is finding ways to adapt to the impact of climate change.
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"70% of those killed in Gaza are women and children", CARE warns the UN Security Council
Read moreCARE West Bank and Gaza Country Director Hiba Tibi spoke yesterday with UN Security Council experts about the devastating impact of the Israel-Gaza war on women and children.
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Gaza: “Emotional scars will last a lifetime”
Read moreAs the misery further deepens in Gaza, CARE International is calling attention to the immense and long-lasting toll the conflict is having on mental health – especially among women and girls.
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Health sector in DRC crumbles amidst conflict
Read moreCARE raises the alarm at the deteriorating and deplorable healthcare situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The impact has been particularly acute for women.
