Water, sanitation and hygiene
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As Syria faces third year of drought, farmers are adapting their methods to keep food on the table
Read moreRead how CARE is working with partners including the Syria Resilience Initiative to support farmers in Syria to adapt to changes in climate and strengthen their resilience for the future.
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World Health Day: Increasing healthcare needs in Turkey and northwest Syria
Read moreAs a result of the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and northwest Syria, men, women and children are now at risk of more long-term health concerns, with warning signs of a potential outbreak of waterborne diseases in the wider region.
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Deadly cholera pandemic threatens millions of pregnant and breastfeeding women in high-risk countries
Read moreNew analysis by CARE International, ahead of World Health Day, shows that the alarming spread of cholera primarily affects countries with high levels of gender inequality.
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CARE's response to Cyclone Freddy: When emergencies hit, responding fast is a matter of life and death
Read moreWhen Cyclone Freddy made landfall, CARE International UK was able to quickly mobilise resources to support communities in Madagascar and Malawi.
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Partnering to embed gender transformation into WASH
Read moreCARE International UK, CARE Kenya and Diageo have just completed a pilot programme in Kenya to make Water Management Committees at community level gender inclusive by design.
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CARE works with communities in Ethiopia to adapt to climate change
Read moreCARE is working with communities in Ethiopia to adapt to climate change by building wells and water pumps, and providing energy-saving stoves.
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Toxic cocktail of cholera and hunger threatens millions from Haiti to the Horn of Africa – says CARE International
Read moreThe resurgence of cholera in some of the world’s hunger hotspots, including Haiti, Syria, Pakistan, South Sudan and Afghanistan, is threatening the lives of millions of already vulnerable people.
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Ethiopia: Finding solutions to water problems
Read moreCARE has been working to provide clean water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) to communities in the highlands of Ethiopia for over eight years.
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The meaning of the phrase ‘Water is life’
Read more“Before, our children were constantly sick from the water, and our cattle weren’t getting enough,” said Luli.