Climate action in Timor‑Leste: securing clean water for rural communities

Margarida lives in a rural village in Viqueque, one of the most remote municipalities in Timor-Leste. Constant occurrences of an erratic climate, such as prolonged drought seasons, are increasingly becoming a threat to the wellbeing and livelihoods of rural, agricultural communities like Margarida’s.  Margarida’s community has been facing difficulties accessing clean and safe water for their […]

Clearing misconceptions about disability in Solomon Islands

In the Solomon Islands, CARE partners with local organisations Live & Learn, and the National Disability Forum Solomon Islands (NDFSI). Together, these local partners implement the ANCP-funded Helpim Sista Project. In six communities around the capital of Honiara, the project supports women with and without disabilities to strengthen their economic resilience through financial management training, and […]

How to Claim Your CARE Tax Deductible Donations

When you donate to CARE Australia, you’re not only helping to create lasting change for women and girls facing poverty and inequality, but you may also be eligible to claim your gift as a tax deduction. Understanding how to make the most of your donation at tax time means you can stretch your impact even […]

Growing economic resilience for girls in Tonga

In Tonga, CARE partners with Talitha Project to equip adolescent girls with the skills and confidence to contribute to a more resilient economy and society. Through savings initiatives, financial literacy training and skills-based livelihoods, girls are supported to plan for their futures and support their families. At the centre of this work is the Tonga […]

How women health entrepreneurs are expanding healthcare access in DRC

  For four years, Lucie Mafungula visited families, teaching them about hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention. But that’s all she could do. While she knew what her neighbors needed, she couldn’t provide it. Now, as a community health entrepreneur, she brings healthcare directly to their homes.   “I saw children suffering from malaria and malnutrition, […]

Everyday Life in Crisis: Living Between Routine and Fear in Iraq

On the surface, things may seem normal. People go to work, shops are open, and daily activities continue. But underneath, there is a constant awareness that the situation remains fragile. Since the beginning of the conflict, schools have been closed, and many families have been left adjusting to disruption and the possibility of online learning. […]

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