News
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Appointment of new Chief Executive Officer
Read moreCARE International UK’s Board of Trustees is delighted to announce the appointment of Helen McEachern as its new Chief Executive Officer.
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CARE's response to Cyclone Freddy: When emergencies hit, responding fast is a matter of life and death
Read moreWhen Cyclone Freddy made landfall, CARE International UK was able to quickly mobilise resources to support communities in Madagascar and Malawi.
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Partnering to embed gender transformation into WASH
Read moreCARE International UK, CARE Kenya and Diageo have just completed a pilot programme in Kenya to make Water Management Committees at community level gender inclusive by design.
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International Women’s Day #Walk4Women podcast – announcing a star-studded line-up!
Read moreGet ready to be wowed this International Women's Day by our exclusive #Walk4Women podcast full of singers, stars and inspiring stories.
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As hunger hits households in Yemen, major new initiative announced to address food insecurity
Read moreThe UK Government has announced a major new initiative to respond to the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, delivered by a consortium of NGOs including CARE International in Yemen.
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View from Ukraine: As conflict reaches one-year mark, shelter NGOs are adapting and responding
Read moreNGOs working in Ukraine’s Shelter sector are continuously adapting to the needs of communities, providing support ranging from building repairs to psycho-social and employment services.
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"The situation before the earthquake was dire, catastrophic - and now it is even more so."
Read moreCARE staff members Sherine Ibrahim and Ayham Taha describe what life has been like in Turkey and Syria since the deadly earthquakes struck the region early Monday morning.
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DEC Turkey-Syria earthquake appeal
Read moreTwo massive earthquakes have struck in Turkey, leaving thousands of people there and in northern Syria in desperate need of support.
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Breaking the Silence: The ten most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2022
Read moreCARE publishes “Breaking the Silence”, our report on the crises which received the least media attention over the course of the year. This year all ten of the most under-reported humanitarian crises in 2022 were in Africa.
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What the UN Security Council cross border vote means for Syrians
Read moreFailure to renew the cross border resolution would cut off a lifeline for over 4.6 million people in Northwest Syria.
