Conflict
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How emojis in Ukraine save the lives of those who cannot hear
Read moreWhen you hear an explosion in Ukraine you either run, hide, or throw yourself to the floor, depending on how close it is. But what happens if you can't hear the explosions?
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CARE statement: House of Commons vote on Gaza ceasefire
Read moreThe Foreign Secretary must do everything in his power to help stop the humanitarian catastrophe we are watching. The fighting must stop.
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CARE joins 62 NGOs urging MPs to support the motion for an immediate and permanent ceasefire
Read more62 NGOs, including CARE International UK, have signed an open letter urging MPs to support the motion for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza and Israel.
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Humanitarian crisis escalates in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo due to renewed clashes and flooding
Read moreThe humanitarian crisis in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has reached critical levels as clashes intensify, resulting in widespread displacement and escalating risks for women and children.
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Five things you should know about the lack of Shelter in Gaza
Read moreHere are the five things that Step Haiselden, CARE’s Global Shelter Team Leader, thinks it's most important for people to know about the lack of Shelter right now in Gaza.
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Ten months of turmoil in Sudan: Children battling malnutrition as conflict rages
Read moreFebruary 15th marks the grim milestone of ten months since the onset of conflict in Sudan, leaving millions in despair, particularly children who bear the brunt of its devastation. Close to 18 million people are facing acute hunger.
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Witnessing the unimaginable in Gaza: “Rafah is unlike anything I have ever seen”
Read moreA CARE humanitarian worker gives a firsthand account of the situation in Gaza.
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Why being a woman and mother in Rafah is the hardest thing in the world right now.
Read moreThe hardest challenges faced by women and children in Gaza.
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CARE statement on the grave humanitarian consequences of a military operation in Rafah
Read moreA full-scale military operation in Rafah would have devastating consequences for civilians in Gaza who have endured more than four months of trauma, extreme hunger, lack of water, disease, and extremely limited medical resources due to the conflict and siege of the enclave.
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Ukraine: “One, two, three, it is only fireworks, four, five, six, only fireworks”
Read moreLiving in Ukraine almost two years on from the start of the war, Olga recalls experiences of the most recent New Year's Eve attacks and the impact that the intensifying attacks are having on her family and her physical and mental health.
