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CARE International ranked in world's top 10 NGOs twice!

CARE International ranked in world's top 10 NGOs twice!

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CARE International is thrilled to announce we are ranked in the world’s top 10 NGOs in two separate lists this week.

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Walk In Her Shoes

Walk In Her Shoes

Poverty disproportionately affects women. Walk 10,000 steps a day for a week and feel part of their struggle.

Women are disproportionately affected by poverty. Feel part of their struggle by walking 10,000 steps per day for one week.

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Millions face food crisis in Chad and Niger

Millions face food crisis in Chad and Niger

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Malnutrition rates are approaching emergency thresholds and the situation continues to deteriorate.

A food and nutritional crisis is unfolding in the Sahel belt of North Africa, affecting millions of people in Niger and Chad.

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Rapid Response Fund

Rapid Response Fund

Help us be prepared with a donation to our emergency relief fund.

Our Rapid Response Fund ensures we have money to respond as soon as disasters strike. Discover more.

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Lendwithcare.org

Lendwithcare.org

Make a small loan to an entrepreneur in a developing country.

Lendwithcare.org is our fantastic micro-finance lending website. Try it today.

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CARE calls for action now to prevent disaster in the Sahel

Sapa Rabiou, a grandmother from Niger, shows the size of the bowl she uses to measure food for her family. Sapa has just two bowls of millet a day for her, her husband and three grandchildren. © Melanie Brooks / CARE

CARE calls on the international community to act now to help nearly 10 million people facing hunger in West Africa. If action is taken now, there is still time to prevent more families from plunging into a humanitarian disaster, and provide urgently-needed assistance to those already in crisis.

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Video: Motherhood in Dadaab refugee camp

A mother and her children in Dadaab © CARE

Unable to find food near their homes and unwilling to watch their children die, many mothers from Somalia have gone to seemingly impossible physical extremes, walking hundreds of miles in search of humanitarian aid.

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Staff blog: Hunger comes calling in the cities of Niger

Aminou Chaibou, 29, is participating in CARE and the World Food Programme's cash-for-work programme in his home village in Niger. © CARE

Haoua Lankoandé, CARE Niger's Advocacy Manager, explains how experience tells him now is the time to act on the Niger food crisis.

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After leaving school at 12, a new beginning with CARE

Mala, 23 is working as an intern with CARE in Vanuatu, learning about how to educate her community about Disaster Risk Reduction. She is keen to continue working in this field. © CARE

In June 2010 CARE started working closely with Youth Challenge Vanuatu to provide internship opportunities to local young people. Mala, 23, took one of these internships. She has learnt about training her community in disaster risk reduction, and is inspired to continue this work.

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Haiti two years: parents and CARE ensuring education

Children are being taught crafts using recycled materials at school - a marketable skill. © Guy Mokia/CARE

Parents in Mellier, Léogâne were not going to allow the earthquake which destroyed their homes and the school they had built for their children two years ago prevent those children from getting an education. CARE was with them from the start and has continued to support and add to their efforts.

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Cambodia: CARE’s ongoing relief to thousands affected by floods

A woman from Kampong Chhnang, grateful for CARE's essential distrbution. © Humabon Marolla / CARE

In the wake of Southeast Asia’s worst floods in over a decade, affecting 1.5 million people, CARE Cambodia is continuing to help communities recover by delivering essential supplies to the poorest people in the country’s worst-affected areas.

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