Emergencies
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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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Turkey-Syria earthquakes one year on: Thank you for your support
Read moreTuesday 6th February marks one year since a series of earthquakes struck southern Turkey and northwest Syria. Thanks to the generosity of supporters, CARE has been able to help over 2 million people affected by the devastating quakes.
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CARE warns that people in Gaza suffer “slow death” even when surviving the bombs
Read moreAlmost four months after the October 7th attacks and the devastating conflict in Gaza, CARE warns that over two million Palestinians are at risk of dying of hunger and preventable diseases.
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The long shadow of starvation in Gaza
Read more80 percent of the total population currently experiencing famine is in Gaza right now.
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From the West Bank: "Every minute, it feels like we are dying"
Read moreWhat is it like to watch Gaza suffering? Razan, from CARE West Bank, tells of her heartbreak at the destruction that is happening less than 30 miles from where she lives.
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When the shelling and air strikes start, it’s time to move: Shakir’s harrowing journey across Sudan
Read moreWith the world's attention largely focused elsewhere, Sudan has become a forgotten crisis. More than 7.2 million people have been displaced within and outside Sudan since mid-April 2023. Humanitarian worker Shakir tells of his harrowing journey across Sudan.
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100 days of darkness and destruction in Gaza: Urgent focus on maternal and reproductive health needed
Read moreAhead of the one-hundred-day mark since the outbreak of conflict in Gaza and Israel, CARE is gravely concerned about the mounting levels of hunger and the catastrophic and life-threatening conditions faced by pregnant women, young mothers, and newborns.
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CARE report launch: Breaking the Silence - the 10 most under-reported crises of 2023
Read moreCARE publishes our Breaking the Silence report, drawing attention to the top ten humanitarian crises that didn’t make headlines in 2023.
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Displaced families in northwest Syria resort to burning unsafe materials to keep warm in the winter
Read moreWith the onset of winter and the rainy season, the suffering of those displaced in Syrian camps is exacerbated, marking the twelfth consecutive year of war and life in miserable conditions.