CARE is helping newly arrived Syrian refugees who were forced to flee to Turkey.
Syrian refugees flee to Turkey: "We cannot go back"
South Sudan: ‘It was all burned, burned to ash’
For 70-something Mary Mbek Anger, life has become a living nightmare.
Ethiopia: ‘My life was dark before, but now there is light’
Child marriage affects 14 million girls each year and remains the biggest challenge to girls’ development.
School starts in Azraq Camp: Getting an education as a Syrian refugee
CARE is helping Syrian refugee children prepare to join the formal education system.
Ethiopia: Wedded to an education
After becoming a child bride at just 12 years of age, Eleni* was forced to leave school and her family.
The faces of CARE’s humanitarian work
World Humanitarian Day – 19 August 2014 World Humanitarian Day is a time to recognise people who face danger and adversity in order to help others. It’s also an opportunity to celebrate the spirit that inspires humanitarian work around the globe. For CARE staff, working as a humanitarian professional is more than just a job. It’s […]
