Walk In Her Shoes this International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day, March 8, is a day to reflect upon the progress made by women in the struggle for equality, peace and development; to celebrate the contributions of women and to call for further change. Despite all the gains made for women’s rights around the world, women and girls living in poverty still face […]

‘Charity’ – a poem by Robert Scott

CARE supporter Robert Scott kindly submitted this poem about the notion that ‘charity begins at home’. Mr Scott said: ‘For some time I’ve been concerned by the common misuse of the expression “charity begins at home”. It is frequently used as a reason (or excuse) to avoid or reduce aid or donations to disadvantaged people […]

Ethiopia: Clean water and money begin to flow

CARE water and hygiene projects in Ethiopia are bringing new opportunities to remote villages.

Wishes of Syrian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon

“The wishlist” by Johanna Mitscherlich, Regional Emergency Communications Officer, CARE International When I was a child I used to write a wishlist before Christmas.  A few days before Christmas Eve I would put it on the table of our terrace and shout “Santa Claus, Santa Claus”, wildly flapping my arms up and down like a […]

Cambodia: Plenty more fish in the pond

Fish provide a secure source of food for Seab’s family

Preparing for disaster in PNG

CARE is helping people in PNG, including those living with disability, to be better protected during times of emergency.

Supporting women and girls. Defeating poverty.

Supporting women and girls. Defeating poverty.

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