Stories
Rwanda: Business heats up for chilli farmer Marie
The 1994 genocide in Rwanda took Marie Consolee’s husband and child. For almost 20 years, it also took her hope.
South Sudan: Helping the sick and the hungry
The outbreak of violence in South Sudan did not stop CARE from helping people hit by displacement and chaos.
Typhoon Haiyan: Rebuilding their own homes and communities
Aileen Militante's husband Edgar earns a living helping build other people's homes as a carpenter.
Typhoon Haiyan: Building back safer
For Rolando Creado, 64, the safest place was to head to the mountains when Typhoon Haiyan hit.
Syrian refugees: “One meal a day is all we can afford”
Sabra in Beirut, Lebanon, is home to a new wave of refugees: families fleeing the conflict in Syria.
Cyclone Phailin: Pain has its own language
Jasodha speaks broken Hindi – my mother tongue – but what she cannot express in words, she tells me through gestures.
Syria crisis: Dear World – We Are People
Syrian refugees wrote messages to the world and its leaders, using marker pens on their arms. Here are some of their portraits.
Syria crisis: The stories behind a girl’s drawing
This is Hanan's picture. In some ways it’s what you’d expect from an 8-year-old. But look more closely and there are painful details.