Discover what CARE is doing globally to support women and girls

OPINION: European “Migrant” Crisis predictable

The war in Syria has been raging for over four years. So why only now the influx to European shores? CARE Jordan’s Wouter Schaap explains how successive cuts to foreign aid in the region have forced Syrians to seek survival even further from home.

El Nino to affect over 20 million

In a year of unprecedented humanitarian need, El Nino is putting tens of millions of people at risk of drought and floods. CARE is scaling up life-saving assistance and urges governments to act now to reduce the impact of the disasters to come.

Sewing hope

Determined to build a better future for her kids, a combination of entrepreneurial instincts and CARE-supported training means mother of five Daw Tin Aye is now sewing a brighter future – one fabric scrap at a time.

A good sport

This Saturday 3 October we celebrate one of the most iconic dates in the Australian sporting calendar: the AFL Grand Final. But did you know that sport can be so much more than just a game? For girls, sports participation is a great way to foster leadership skills,

A win for women

Are world leaders finally coming to the table when it comes to fighting for equality for women and girls? Some recent developments suggest “yes”. But what needs to be done now to turn words into action?

Celebrate World Contraception Day

Why celebrate World Contraception Day? Because better access to contraception is a game changer for women that’s entirely within our reach. CARE’s Parliamentary Advocacy Coordinator Alexandra Lamb explains.

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