In Cambodia, CARE is helping children from remote ethnic groups go to school and learn in their native language for the first time.
Multi-lingual education program transforming Cambodia
CARE prepares to respond to Typhoon Maysak in the Philippines
Category 4 storm expected to make landfall Saturday or Sunday. Typhoon Maysak (locally known as Chedeng) continues to head towards the Philippines maintaining its strength with maximum sustained winds of 180 km/h near the centre and gusts of up to 215 km/h. Maysak, which was already downgraded to a typhoon from being a super typhoon, […]
Improving maternal healthcare across generations in Papua New Guinea.
Papua New Guinea (PNG), loses more mothers during pregnancy and childbirth than most countries in the Asia-Pacific region, due to inaccessibility and lack of basic healthcare skills.
The Syrian Refugee Crisis: Ayat’s Story
When Ayat, a 35-year-old Syrian, obtained her master’s degree in Arabic literature in 2005 and started lecturing at the University in Homs, she had every intention of finishing her PhD. Then in March 2013, she was forced to flee. Ayat planned to prove that a female villager can and should be educated. However, in March 2013, […]
Obituary: Rt Hon. Malcolm Fraser, AC, CH
Rt Hon. Malcolm Fraser, AC, CH was the Founding Chair of international aid organisation CARE Australia and Chair from 1987-2001. He was also President of CARE International from 1991 to 1995, and its Vice-President for the next four years. Through CARE Australia, Malcolm put Australia at the forefront of delivering emergency aid to countries around […]
Malcolm Fraser: A passionate humanitarian
CARE Australia is shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of Malcolm Fraser, AC, CH Founding Chair of CARE Australia and Chair from 1987-2001.
