Discover what CARE is doing globally to support women and girls

I love workplace giving!

June is workplace giving month and we would like to say a huge thank you to all of our wonderful workplace givers. Rose Stellino, Relationship Director at Westpac, is one of our most passionate supporters and wanted to share with us why she chose to support CARE through her Workplace Giving Program. At Westpac, […]

Tepitha and Martha

Tepitha and Martha are two mothers in South Sudan. They are doing the best they can in an economy suffering the highest inflation in the world. Please give now to help end hunger and support mothers like Tepitha and Martha.

CARE braves conflict to deliver aid in Lake Chad

The Lake Chad Basin in western Africa is suffering a complex humanitarian emergency affecting 17 million people across Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Nigeria. Conflict and drought have forced more than 2.6 million people to flee their homes and one in every two people are in need of emergency relief. Nearly nine million people are going […]

Combating sexual harassment in Cambodia’s garment industry

Women are central to Cambodia’s economic growth, especially through their employment in the garment industry. More than 600,000 Cambodian women work in the garment industry, many of them having migrated from their home provinces in search of work. Over the last 20 years, Cambodia’s garment industry has grown 250 times to over USD $5 billion, […]

Keeping girls in school in Vanuatu

Florence is 17 years old, and she is determined that she will do things and go places. But for the last few years, there’s been something getting in her way: her period. “In school, when the boys know that we have our periods, they laugh or check our skirts when we get up from our […]

Those in need overseas ignored in 2017 federal budget

With the number of displaced people in the world right now at its highest ever, the need for compassion and aid from countries which can afford it is at its peak. There is a growing global need to build empathy, not barriers, understanding, not ignorance, of the plight of millions currently living in poverty. Yet […]

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