Videos

Makeda's Story

Two-thirds of the 796 million people in the world who can't read or write are women. Yet girls like Makeda are our best chance of overcoming poverty - for good.

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Thank you for supporting CARE Australia

Your generous support helps women and girls to lift themselves out of poverty forever.

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I am powerful

Women in developing countries have the potential to make positive change in their world when given the opportunity.

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Sopheap's Story

Like millions of women and girls in developing countries, Sopheap walks for miles every day to collect food and firewood for her family. 

Learn about CARE's Walk In Her Shoes challenge.

Responding to disaster and conflict

CARE provides lifesaving assistance when a crisis hits, and helps communities recover after the emergency has passed.

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Walk In Her Shoes

In March 2013, over 4,500 Australians participated in CARE's Walk In Her Shoes challenge and raised more than $920,000 to support CARE's work.

Learn more about CARE's Walk In Her Shoes challenge.

"Breathe"

A powerful video demonstrating that when you help 1 woman out of poverty, she will bring 4 others with her.

Learn more about CARE's work with women and girls.

CARE in Emergencies

In emergencies, CARE is among the first to arrive and the last to leave. 

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CAREgifts - cheep!

For only $13 a chicken can provide a woman in poverty with a source of food and income, allowing her to support her family and send her children to school. Give a life-changing gifts to someone you care about.

To browse the catalogue, go to www.caregifts.org.au.

Clearing UXOs in Sekong Province, Laos

Laos is the most bombed country in the world. CARE has worked with over 2,500 families in Sekong Province to improve their livelihoods by reducing the impact of unexploded ordnance (UXO).

Learn more about CARE's work in Laos.

WE BLOOM - Chana's story

The story of Chana, a survivor of domestic violence in Cambodia. Through CARE's WE BLOOM program, Chana has been able to access a basic education for the first time, and has become an apprentice beautician.

Learn more about CARE's work in Cambodia.

How much should a five-year-old weigh?

Jose is five years old. He only weighs 11 kilograms.

You can help by donating to CARE's Hunger Appeal.