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- Video: Haiti one year on
- Video: Cyclone Nargis - Two Years On
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- Video: three months from declaration of famine - the "other Somalia"
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- Small scale, big impact: unlock the potential of smallholders and we can achieve Zero Hunger
- Lost childhoods: new survey finds majority of Syrian refugee children are not in school
- CARE International statement on Declaration on Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict adopted at the G8 Foreign Ministers’ meeting in London on 11 April 2013
- Sexual violence in conflict: Goma calling…
- Sexual violence in DRC: A choice: die or accept your fate
- Syria crisis: Sad meetings - Geoffrey Dennis meets refugees in Jordan
- Indecent Proposal: Syrian Women Exploited
- Sexual violence in the DRC - Testimonies
- Staff blog: meeting women who walk in Ethiopia
- Syria crisis: a mother's desperate flight for her sick child
- Syria crisis: why is 15 the magic number?
- CARE welcomes Justine Greening speech on the role of business in development
- Guest blog: learning building trade offers new hope for young mother from Haiti
- Syrian crisis: we have nothing but are glad to be alive
- Madagascar Cyclone: CARE distributes plastic sheets and emergency supplies
- New report: Connecting the World’s Poorest People to the Global Economy
- Walk In Her Shoes: A relentless walk for unsafe water
- Kosovo: Young men learn new ways to Be A Man
- Mali: What does it mean to be a ‘host’?
- Walk In Her Shoes: a journey like no other
- Syria crisis: “I am a volunteer and a refugee”
- Slideshow: water, sanitation and hygiene in Yemen
- CARE ranks seventh of top 100 NGOs list
- Banking on Change: ITN's Alastair Stewart sees savings led microfinance change lives in Uganda
- Banking on Change: Developing economies could receive $157bn boost through savings-led microfinance says new report
- Photo of the day: heaters for Syrian refugees
- Haiti: three years on innovative savings scheme helps women rebuild their lives
- Statement on the recent widely reported rape in India
- Staff blog: My wish for 2013: Building 1,000 latrines
- Video: Stacey Dooley meets lendwithcare entrepreneurs in Bosnia
- Guest blog: lendwithcare microfinance - vicious to virtuous cycle
- Slideshow: Women in war, Democratic Republic of Congo
- Staff blog: rebuilding after floods, a return to Pakistan
- Rape as a weapon of war: Democratic Republic of Congo
- Guest blog: the Mayor and Maria, a tale of two Ecuadorian women at the centre of their community
- Staff blog: International Day of Women Human Rights Defenders
- Photo of the day: displaced in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
- Lesotho: “the situation has become an emergency”
- Guest blog: Ecuador domestic workers: a future free from abuse? - Guardian Journalism Competition
- New wave of violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo
- CARE releases Asia Impact Report
- Syrian refugees: assistance needed to prepare for winter in Jordan
- A child in Gaza: my young son Hazem
- CARE International responds to earthquake in Myanmar
- Haiti: CARE provides clean water after hurricane Sandy
- The best excuse ever to get some new shoes
- Staff blog: Rebuilding homes means rebuilding lives
- I nearly died due to lack of accessible healthcare… now I receive awards for my work fighting for women’s rights
- Dr Helen Pankhurst on Radio 4's Woman's Hour
- Staff blog: World Food Day - Your slice of the pie
- Staff blog: surviving without a lasting water source
- Pakistan: homes and crops destroyed by floods
- International day of the Girl: "Maybe some day, but not today"
- Learning Paper on building drought resistance in a complex environment
- Video: I was nearly a child bride - International Day of the Girl
- Benin Floods: “People need water, shelter and food”
- Sierra Leone: cholera cases decreasing
- Staff blog: CARE in cholera stricken Sierra Leone
- Staff blog: Friends of Yemen
- Photo of the day: Syrian refugees, a young boy with his baby sister
- Families fighting cholera in Sierra Leone
- Photo of the day: A family receives cholera fighting supplies in Sierra Leone
- Ten things CARE would like the new Secretary of State for International Development to consider
- Sierra Leone: cholera cases increasing
- Haiti: Tropical storm Isaac, CARE responds
- Cholera Q and A
- Staff blog: For girls, sports are more than ‘just a game’
- Staff blog: How is South Sudan coping a year after independence?
- Lesotho: potential food crisis
- World Humanitarian Day 2012: Beyoncé sings "I Was Here"
- Staff blog: A day for our humanity
- CARE Sierra Leone intensifies efforts to combat cholera outbreak
- Staff blog: the Olympics and the importance of nutrition
- Staff Blog: Are projects that help people adapt to climate change good value for money?
- Video: CARE in humanitarian emergencies: Haiti
- Photo of the day: Syrian refugees in a new land
- Stop the demolition of the Palestinian village of Susiya and CARE’s health clinic - update
- Staff Blog: Chad – The Crisis of the Sahel in a Forgotten Land
- Staff blog: an encounter in Uganda - compassion in the face of unimaginable hardship
- Water: CARE continues to provide life-saving assistance in Dadaab refugee camp
- Bangladesh: CARE helps families affected by floods
- Ethiopian farmer: “I am fending off drought threats – with bee keeping!”
- Photo of the day: Returning home by donkey from a food distribution, Chad
- Staff Blog: From Transition to Transformation? CARE International’s assessment of outcomes from the Tokyo Conference on Afghanistan
- Staff blog: South Sudan - the worst living conditions I have seen
- CARE's Top 10 Tips for delegates attending the London Summit on Family Planning
- Floods in Bangladesh: Crisis
- Entire Community Under Threat of Demolition, including CARE Health Clinic
- Syrians continue to seek refuge in Jordan; needs rising
- Father's Day: a letter to my son from Rio+20
- Poor women learn rights to land in Bangladesh
- Cyclists gear up for the CARE Gold Charity Bike Ride
- Democratic Republic of Congo: in search of security
- Staff blog: The faces of the food crisis, up close
- Hidden power in savings and loans
- Photo of the day: mother of a malnourished child
- Innovative Banking on Change wins ThirdSector Business Charity Award
- Welcoming newcomers in DRC: A testament to human kindness
- Staff blog: Local to global advocacy at CARE
- Everybody depends on the Earth to survive
- Humanitarian need growing in South Sudan as rainy season approaches
- Guest blog: ITN’s Alastair Stewart says: you may bemoan the hosepipe ban, but Niger is literally dying from full-on drought
- Video: Rwandan mother farmers' daycare solution
- Niger: “food is the most basic need”
- Mali: More than 235,000 people displaced by conflict
- Staff blog: Progress and poverty in Peru
- Slideshow: CEO Geoffrey Dennis visits Zimbabwean farming communities
- Staff Blog: West Africa food crisis - the women of Maijanjaré
- Staff blog: Unlocking the potential of some of the poorest people in Bolivia
- New social enterprise “JITA” launched by CARE discussed at SKOLL World Forum
- Gaza: a children's clothes distribution with a difference
- South Sudan: Preparing for returnees from Sudan
- Staff blog: Mali and Niger - the worst time for refugees
- Pankhurst mother and daughter reflect on International Women's Day
- Walk In Her Shoes on Mother’s Day
- Yemen: desperate humanitarian need
- Staff blog: John Plastow, Programme Director, visits Afghanistan
- Reaching New Heights: The Case for Measuring Women’s Empowerment
- Staff blog: how to prepare for the unpredictable, shelter in India
- Staff blog: Japan one year - why does CARE respond in a developed country?
- Video: Kenyan Nanighi women win competition telling telling story of drought and enterprise
- Photo of the day: Toppled buildings in Madagascar
- Photo of the day: Walk in Her Shoes
- Staff Blog: Madagascar Cyclone: "hitting the ground running"
- Storm Giovanna hits Madagascar
- Mother in Niger: I don't want to lose another child
- Take a Walk in Agnes’ Shoes
- Staff blog: Supporting the people of Ethiopia to get back on their feet
- Ethiopia’s teenage bride survivors
- CARE International ranked in world's top 10 NGOs twice!
- Staff blog: Hunger comes calling in the cities of Niger
- Video: Motherhood in Dadaab Refugee Camp - families from Somalia
- New beginnings with CARE in Vanuatu
- CARE's immediate response to cyclone Thane
- Haiti two years: CARE savings groups help women build futures outside camps
- Cambodia: CARE’s ongoing relief to thousands affected by floods
- Nepal: saying "no more" to silent suffering
- DRC: Restoring dignity to survivors of sexual violence
- Slideshow: Reducing the risk of HIV and AIDS in Bangladesh, India and Nepal
- Latest press releases
- CARE ready to respond to Tropical Cyclone Mahasen in Bangladesh and Myanmar
- Small scale, big impact: unlock the potential of smallholders and we can achieve Zero Hunger
- Global community failing Syrian refugee children, CARE warns
- Syria’s urban refugees in Jordan falling through the aid safety net, warn British aid agencies
- Media Briefing: G8 Foreign Ministers to discuss sexual violence in conflict
- G8: Hague plan for sexual violence prosecutions must be matched by practical support for women survivors
- Briefing: Conflict-related sexual violence
- High stakes for women’s rights in final stages of UN talks
- Statement on the Prime Minister’s aid comments
- Mali: CARE International and its local partners are distributing food in Timbuktu region
- CARE: Syrian refugees ‘trapped in a twilight zone of poverty’ put mounting pressure on Jordan’s towns and cities
- Enough Food For Everyone IF
- Developing economies could receive $157bn annual boost through savings-led microfinance; new report
- CARE International calls for expansion of humanitarian access in northern Mali
- Stacey Dooley Reveals the Gift with a Difference She’ll Be Giving Out This Christmas Following Life-Changing Visit to Meet Women Entrepreneurs
- Crowdfunding microloans website lendwithcare.org uses crowdsourcing to find people to star in first television advert
- Lend With Care this Christmas: an ethical gift that keeps on giving
- Lend With Care this Christmas: an ethical gift that keeps on giving
- CARE International welcomes initiatives that could break the circle of violence in the Middle East.
- Democratic Republic of Congo: CARE International warns of hidden crisis as new wave of violence makes it difficult to access survivors of sexual violence
- CARE International welcomes the cease fire in Gaza, and calls for long term solution to conflict
- 38 aid agencies warn of humanitarian disaster in Gaza if military confrontation is not stopped
- CARE warns of invisible Syrian refugee crisis in urban areas
- Escalating violence in and around Gaza and southern Israel, CARE International calls for cessation of hostilities
- CARE International welcomes new Chair of Trustees
- Hunger crisis threatens to derail Yemen’s development and stability, aid agencies warn
- Quartet action needed to keep Palestinian villages on the map
- CARE International UK receives vital funding from the UK government to respond to the deadly spread of cholera in Sierra Leone
- CARE International helps disaster-weary Haitians prepare for Isaac
- CARE International UK calls on Surrey locals to mark World Humanitarian Day
- Sahel funding gap echoes last year’s global aid shortfall
- Sexual violence rising in Democratic Republic of Congo due to escalating conflict
- ‘One Year On – We Must Turn This Cycle Around'
- CARE International commends groundbreaking London summit on family planning
- Emergency funds running dry in world’s largest refugee camp
- CARE’s top 10 tips for delegates attending the 2012 London Summit on Family Planning
- Gains for Afghan women risk being lost at Tokyo conference
- Rio+20: Twenty lost years
- Rio+20: Black hole of low ambition and little substance
- International Pressure Mounts Over Gaza Blockade
- Rio+20 conference: "World cannot grow at the expense of poor people"
- Yemen on brink of hunger catastrophe aid agencies warn
- New Report: Sahel Food Crisis Rapidly Worsening
- CARE responding to the influx of DRC refugees into Rwanda
- Act Now to Prevent Starvation in West Africa, Says CARE International
- Poor rain forecast in Somalia threatens recovery - Situation still dire as malnutrition and death rates remain high
- Selling consumer products to the Bottom of the Pyramid
- Abandoning 0.7% would mean abandoning some of the world’s poorest communities
- Niger communities say they will run out of food before next harvest, joint study shows
- The Guardian International Development Journalism Competition 2012 Opens for Entries
- CARE International Report: Empowered women mean healthier children in Bangladesh
- Reaching New Heights: The Case for Measuring Women’s Empowerment
- CARE International UK to join Rapid Disaster Response Network
- Women in Britain half as likely to save as women in Ghana
- Japan: One year after the tsunami, from relief to recovery
- The tap is running in the UK as drought is declared in parts of England
- Millions of Pakistanis struggle to survive as floods crisis continues
- UK women to ‘Walk In Her Shoes’ for International Women’s Day
- Meet us at the Co-operative’s Women’s Day on Saturday 3 March
- Tasty and still going strong: The modern CARE-Package
- CARE calls on institutional donors to act now to prevent a humanitarian disaster in the Sahel
- Two years after earthquake, CARE helps with long-term needs and sounds a call for greater role for women
- News feature archive: 2010
- Christmas in Haiti: Nothing is the same anymore
- Back on her feet
- First wave of returnees in Unity State: CARE’s response
- CARE's REDD advisor talks to OneClimate about gender and REDD
- Speaking for peace, against violence – Burundi
- Child marriage – Ethiopia
- Sold by her grandmother – the Balkans
- Video: Political violence against women - Kenya
- Chaupadi: pushing women into isolation – Nepal
- Female Genital Mutilation – Kenya
- Now I have the right – Georgia
- Beaten, Not Broken – Zambia
- 25th anniversary reception cancelled
- Standing up for women’s rights – Nepal
- Take action for women
- Child marriage increases risk of HIV - Zambia
- I have stepped forward - Bangladesh
- A woman is not helpless – Afghanistan
- Trafficking – the Balkans
- Video: Powerful Hands
- Life after war – Burundi
- Men championing women’s rights – Uganda
- A survivor’s story – Haiti
- 16 days - 16 stories
- Slideshow: More photos from Concert for CARE
- “Who would listen to us?” CARE aids recovery in Pakistan
- No women, no peace.
- Call yourself an activist?
- From isolation towards hope – life for the Roma in Serbia
- Slideshow: Benin Floods
- “The children won’t be ill now.”
- Sarah Taylor Peace joins CARE International UK as new marketing director
- New TV Ad
- Slideshow: Concert for CARE - Royal Albert Hall
- Video: Empower a girl before she is 12 and impact the world…
- 25th Anniversary Drinks Reception
- Slideshow: City Hall Event
- The Role of the Private Sector in Development
- CARE City Hall event: "Business is at a critical juncture"
- CARE International UK Panel Discussion at City Hall, London
- Pakistan floods: Mai Nooran
- No women, no peace.
- Pakistan floods update
- Madagascar: Preparing for the cyclone season
- Stand Up and Speak Out: Partnering change around the world
- Concert for CARE 2010
- Pakistan floods: The loss of an older brother
- Pakistan floods story
- Voices Against Violence Audio Messages
- Campaign Update: Voices Against Violence
- Last chance to join the CARE Walkathon
- Spotlight on MDG 5: Improve Maternal Health
- MDG Goal 3: Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women
- Hunger and climate change: Spotlight on MDG 1 and 7
- Millenium Development Goals
- Make a noise for the Millennium Development Goals!
- Indigenous rights in Peru
- Pakistan: Press Officer report
- Press officer report, Pakistan floods
- Slideshow: Pakistan floods
- CARE's emergency response manager reports from Pakistan
- Join us to celebrate World Humanitarian Day 2010!
- Pakistan Floods: CARE Canada's CEO Blogs
- Pakistan Floods: Balqis is 8 months pregnant
- Pakistan Floods: Blog One
- Pakistan Floods: Blog Two
- Pakistan Floods: Blog Three
- Slideshow: Pakistan floods
- Gala charity concert at the Royal Albert Hall in aid of CARE International
- Add your voice against violence
- Mothers and children on the frontline of the food crisis
- We are exceptionally strong, we can stand up again
- Slideshow: Haiti Six Months On
- Slideshow: Niger food crisis
- Growing the businesses of women in Kenya
- Video: Haiti Six Months On
- Walk All Over Poverty
- Cadbury awarded for Responsible Supply Chain at Business in the Community’s (BiTC) 2010 'Awards for Excellence'.
- Families struggle to recover from Kyrgyzstan violence
- DEC Video: Haiti Six Months On - Water and Sanitation
- It’s time the world helped Niger
- DEC Video: Haiti Six Months On - Reuniting Families
- Floods in Myanmar
- CARE at WOMAD festival
- Niger: One step closer to the edge
- "Children and grown-ups feel ill and we are becoming weaker every day" - CARE responds to the food crisis in Niger
- Update: Hunger in the Sahel region
- Afghanistan Slideshow
- Slideshow: CARE International Photo Exhibition
- CARE provides food and emergency supplies to families affected by Tropical Storm Agatha
- CARE campaigners take action against sexual violence
- Niger: "No words exist to describe the tragedy happening in the houses you see here"
- Haiti Update: Four months on
- "The markets are full of food but people don't have money to buy it" - Survival stories from the women of Niger
- Video: Cyclone Nargis - Two Years On
- Haiti: CARE emergency officer reports - part three
- Election 2010: A view from the governance team
- Niger Food Crisis
- Election 2010: The government must deliver its promises
- Haiti: CARE emergency officer reports - part two
- Haiti: CARE emergency officer reports
- Women and climate change
- Election 2010: a view from Zambia
- Video: Roma women speak out
- Election 2010: The time to act is now
- Haiti: Three months on
- Haiti: CARE Women’s Centres – a space to speak freely
- Rebuilding lives in Indonesia
- Make the election count for women
- Community radio helps earthquake survivors cope
- Haiti logisitics report
- The courage for change
- Change in my lifetime
- In pictures: Haiti emergency response
- Haiti two months on - chief executive reports
- CARE takes action on International Women’s Day
- International Women’s Day
- Haiti blog: Not again!
- Earthquake in Chile
- CARE helps poor families fight hunger in Niger
- Haiti Update
- Haiti: Kate Akhtar - The arrival
- Haiti: Kate Akhtar - Valentines Day
- Rice and shine
- The earthquake destroyed our future
- Celebrate International Women's Day with CARE
- Make the election count for women
- Bad spirits
- Haiti Update
- Haiti: Returning Home
- Haiti: Stoic
- Haiti: Audiocast from the field - CARE's community approach
- Haiti: Through the lens
- Helping Haiti
- Video: Afghan voices
- Haiti: Scout's Honour Part 2: Profile in Courage
- Haiti: Audio cast from the field
- Haiti: Scout's Honour
- Haiti: Life Hanging by a Thread
- Haiti: Audio cast from the field - Appeal telethons
- Haiti: A companion at the end
- Working hand in hand with authorities and local communities
- Haiti: I hope the world won’t forget Haiti once the initial attention fades
- Haiti: Desperation at our gates
- Haiti: Safe Water
- Haiti: Distribution of water purification supplies
- Haiti: Co-ordinating assistance
- Haiti: Like Going from Heaven to Hell
- Haiti: crossing the border
- Haiti: People are desperate for help
- Eyewitness account from Santo Domingo airport: “I don’t know what I’m going to find”
- Haiti eyewitness account: Everything is urgent
- Campaign with CARE on International Women’s Day
- Gaza: CARE puts a smile on children’s faces
- Video: Learning to lead by Phil Borges
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About CARE International
CARE fights poverty and injustice in 84 countries around the world to help the world’s poorest people find routes out of poverty. CARE also delivers emergency aid to survivors of war and natural disasters, and helps people rebuild their lives in the aftermath.
CARE’s mission is to create lasting change in poor communities and put money where it is needed most: 94 pence in every £1 goes towards our poverty fighting programmes. That’s one of the highest rates among all the UK aid agencies.
Latest news
- CARE ready to respond to Tropical Cyclone Mahasen in Bangladesh and Myanmar
- Small scale, big impact: unlock the potential of smallholders and we can achieve Zero Hunger
- Small scale, big impact: unlock the potential of smallholders and we can achieve Zero Hunger
- Global community failing Syrian refugee children, CARE warns
- Lost childhoods: new survey finds majority of Syrian refugee children are not in school
- CARE International statement on Declaration on Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict adopted at the G8 Foreign Ministers’ meeting in London on 11 April 2013