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Syrian refugees in Jordan: Living in limbo

2/3/16

by Holly Frew, CARE USA

Life as a refugee is a life in waiting. They are safe from violence but their lives are on hold. They...

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Yemen – The crisis the world forgot

1/13/16

Small talk can be difficult with someone who lives in Yemen.

Questions about family often turn to dead relatives.

Talk about a bad...

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4/17/17

Bilingual learning approach sees massive success in Cambodia

In 2002, CARE began working to expand educational access, quality, and relevance to ethnic minority students in Cambodia through the introduction of bilingual approaches. At the time, many ethnic Read More

CARE Rwanda Walk in Her Shoes
3/14/17

Failing is not Falling Down: Rwanda Walks in Her Shoes

On a bright and sunny day, CARE Rwanda held its first “Walk In Her Shoes” awareness creation and fundraising event to raise money to support projects that empower women and girls across the Read More

2/2/17

How do you create a future for less than a penny?

How does a family go from hopelessness to a bright future? With a grant worth slightly less than a penny, a training, and a whole lot of hard work.  Don’t buy it?  Just ask Aliyi—a farmer in Read More

6/15/16

Everyone Deserves a Second Chance

Amanda Moll, knowledge and learning advisor, CARE’s education technical team 

A second chance.  A chance to re-do something.  It’s something I think about on an almost daily basis, whether Read More

6/14/16

Girls’ Education: The Not-So Secret Weapon to Overcoming Poverty & Injustice

The first-ever United State of Women Summit is being held in Washington, DC this week from June 13-15. Some of the world’s most recognized women – First Lady Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey to name Read More

6/1/16

Peru: Coming together to improve Nutrition

It was a perfect April morning in Puno, Peru, sunshine covering every inch of earth in sight. Standing atop a hill in a small district of Huancané, I took it all in. Encircled by indigenous women Read More

4/22/16

One big step for the planet, five vital steps for the hungry

Today, on Earth Day, world leaders gathered in New York to take the next critical step in tackling climate change and ending hunger.

With the signing of the Paris Agreement by over 170 Read More

CARE and WWF staff inspect the remains of a turtle shell on one of the islands of the Segundas island archipelago in Mozambique. Turtles like this are often snared in a net and taken for food or to make jewelry and other trinkets from its shell. Cathy Ril
4/22/16

CARE-WWF Alliance and A Tale of Two Turtles

By Cathy Riley

 

A small gasp of excitement went up from our team of visitors today as the captain of our boat pointed out a marine turtle swimming nearby, through the shimmering Read More

3/25/16

Yemen: The Forgotten War

by Daw Mohammed, CARE Yemen

On a warm night in late March 2015 at around 2am I was sleeping soundly when suddenly two deafening explosions awoke me with a jolt. The house shook and Read More

3/21/16

How Changing the Way Pigs Sleep helps Moms in Vietnam Sleep Better

It seems like a simple change, but it has a big impact.  Put pigs in a smaller pen with different material to sleep on, and you can reduce emissions, increase a family’s income by 50%, and empower Read More

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