In an open letter to Joe Hockey, Care’s CEO Julia Newton-Howes shares why Australia can’t afford to be ungenerous with international aid.
An open letter to Joe Hockey: We can’t afford to be ungenerous
CARE distributes Australian aid relief supplies in Nepal
Following the devastation of the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck Nepal on 25 April, CARE has now distributed hundreds of relief supplies provided by the Australian Government to families across hardest-hit Gorkha district.
CARE on alert in Philippines as Category Three Typhoon Noul intensifies
CARE is on alert in the Philippines as Category Three Typhoon Noul begins to intensify as it moves closer to the Philippines. Typhoon Noul (known locally as Dodong), which is expected to make landfall near the province of Isabela-Cagayan on Sunday, is packing sustained winds of 150 kilometres per hour near its eye, with wind […]
Nepal: How will I take care of my newborn baby?
After a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal, pregnant women and mothers now have no access to the medical support and postnatal care they desperately need.
Leading by example in Timor-Leste
When CARE Australia’s Lydia Hanna met Leonora in Timor-Leste, it was easy to see why CARE partners with women to improve the lives of whole communities.
From heartbreak to hope in Timor-Leste
When CARE first began a Safe Motherhood Project in the remote village of Atsabe in Timor-Leste, 43-year-old Maria was one of the first to put her hand up.
