UK Aid
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FCDO’s Annual Accounts: Has funding for women and girls been protected?
Read moreAs the FCDO publishes its Annual Report and Accounts, we explore what this means for women and girls.
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CARE International UK’s statement on the FCDO Annual Report 24/25
Read moreCARE International UK’s head of advocacy and policy, Dorothy Sang, comments on FCDO's Annual Report and Accounts for 2024 to 2025, which have just been published.
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Back to the Future is a film, not foreign policy: PM urged to reverse rollback on aid cuts
Read moreAn LED truck has circled Westminster sending a clear message to Keir Starmer and David Lammy amid final decisions on the government’s cuts to international aid: Back to the Future is a film, not a blueprint for foreign policy.
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Statement: UK retreats from commitment to women and girls worldwide
Read moreCARE International UK responds to the Chancellor’s Comprehensive Spending Review.
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UK aid cuts: Fund gender equality, stand with women and girls
Read moreThe UK government has struck yet another devastating blow to women and girls around the world – this time, by actively targeting gender equality funding for cuts in its latest overhaul of the UK aid budget.
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Less than 40% of Britons believe the government cares about women’s rights
Read moreOnly 37% of the British public believe the UK Government cares about the rights of women and girls, new polling has found, as a coalition of major charities slammed the government’s ‘shameful’ proposal to slash support for women and girls worldwide.
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Joint statement: The UK must not abandon women and girls in crisis
Read more63 organisations, including CARE International UK, call on the Government to rethink a ‘shameful’ move which contradicts Labour's manifesto promise to put women and girls at the heart of its foreign policy.
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UK Aid: 'Indefensible' cuts to support for women and girls
Read more“At a time when women’s rights are under attack around the world, it is indefensible for the UK to end its support for women and girls," CARE International UK said today.
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CARE International UK reaction to the Spring Statement
Read moreToday, the Government has chosen those with the fewest resources – both in the UK and overseas – to shoulder the burden of its efforts to balance the books.
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International Women’s Day: Support women leaders, fund gender equality
Read moreOver 100 parliamentarians, women’s rights leaders, activists and campaigners joined CARE at an event in parliament to celebrate women leaders and call on the Government to protect gender equality from aid cuts.
