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Forcible displacement in Gaza City: Where should we go?
Read moreForcing one million people to leave their homes and places of shelter will push an already catastrophic humanitarian situation over the edge. Families are facing agonising decisions whether to to leave or go.
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Shelter in Lebanon: The first step towards dignity and recovery
Read moreFind out how Jinan, CARE's WASH and Shelter Manager at CARE Lebanon, is ensuring dignity and inclusion are at the heart of CARE's shelter response in Lebanon.
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Afghanistan earthquake: Rescue efforts underway
Read moreCARE is working with survivors of the earthquake in Afghanistan to establish their most urgent needs.
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Dan Tastic’s fantastic Glastonbury bins!
Read moreAs Glastonbury Festival 2025 gets underway, we are spotlighting one of our amazing supporters Dan Tastic Glastonbury who has raised over £50,000 for CARE by painting personalised bins at the festival.
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Mangroves: A key ally for communities in the fight against climate change
Read moreFind out how CARE and partners are working with communities in Bangladesh to protect and strengthen mangroves and tap into their unique ability to store carbon and reduce the harmful effects of climate change.
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Blockade in Gaza: “We hope this hell we’re living in will end soon”
Read moreMore than two months since the Israeli government closed off all of Gaza’s border crossings, stocks of food are almost depleted. We spoke with two families about the daily struggle to find food.
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CARE’s Early Action Fund: Supporting communities to act against disaster – before it happens
Read moreFind out how CARE's Early Action Fund has transformed life for women in Matare village in Zimbabwe.
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Sudan two years on: Stories from the devastating conflict
Read moreOver the past two years, the brutal war in Sudan has escalated into the world’s gravest humanitarian crisis, and shows no sign of abating.
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Mothers in Myanmar: "I saw him trapped under the rubble, and I couldn't leave his side"
Read moreCARE's team in Myanmar have been speaking with mothers who survived the earthquake about their experiences and most urgent needs.
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Myanmar Earthquakes: “I really thought I was going to die on that day”
Read moreCARE staff in Myanmar share their recollections of the moment the earthquake struck.
