Julia Newton-Howes: Visiting Vanuatu after Cyclone Pam

In early July, CARE CEO Dr Julia Newton-Howes visited some of our programs in Vanuatu including areas recently affected by Cyclone Pam. Here she recounts the heartbreak and hope she witnessed firsthand.

Bosnia: The power of women

In the face of adversity – including conflict in their homeland, being widowed and natural disaster – Bosnian sisters Safeta and Efita have remained courageous as well as steadfast in their determination to help others.

Nepal Earthquake: Seeds of hope

After two devastating earthquakes, how will Nepal recover? And how can the country become more resilient to disasters in the future? CARE Nepal’s Food Security Advisor Kabir Ekramul explains how innovative farming methods are creating a way forward.

Nepal earthquake: The loss of much more than just a home

Earthquakes, perhaps more than any other type of disaster, are a shelter disaster explains CARE’s Emergency Shelter Team Leader, Tom Newby.

A Safe Space For Syrian Refugees

More than 3.8 million Syrians have been forced to seek refuge in neighbouring countries. Today for World Refugee Day, we acknowledge the need for safe spaces for the those most at risk: women and girls.

Youth of Yemen: Being the change Yemen wants to see

CARE Emergency Communications Officer Holly Frew speaks with Hana, a young woman eager to be an agent of change for Yemen.

Supporting women and girls. Defeating poverty.

Supporting women and girls. Defeating poverty.

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