What Syrian children want to tell the world

What do Syrian children want to tell the world about their lives? Last year, as part of Universal Children’s Day, Syrian children were encouraged to draw what was on their minds. The results are equal parts heartbreak and hope.

Official Statement: Syrian Refugee Crisis

CARE Australia supports calls for Australia to increase its overall refugee intake and aid funding for humanitarian programs. This is not a European issue. This is a global issue and it demands a global response.

Thankyou blog: The happiest day of Debra’s life

Through the sale of body care products, Thankyou is helping fund CARE’s water and sanitation projects in Zimbabwe. Read the heartwarming blog on their visit to the projects in May, where they met 12-year-old Debra whose life has been changed through something as simple as a toilet.

Bring your smile to Nepal

When two back-to-back earthquakes devastate Nepal, what can you do to help? If you’re travel photographer Ewen Bell you help the best way you know how. By inviting people to #BringYourSmile on two trips of a lifetime to help rebuild the tourism industry and in turn Nepalese livelihoods.

CARE assists Syrian children reaching Serbia

CARE is assisting the predicted 10,000 Syrian refugees due to reach the Serbian border in the coming weeks with essential food and hygiene kits.

Dads too soon

We often associate child marriage with girls and older men. But in Nepal, more than 10 per cent of boys are married before the age of 18. Thanks to CARE, child grooms are speaking out.

Supporting women and girls. Defeating poverty.

Supporting women and girls. Defeating poverty.

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