2/24/16
Ethiopian Drought: Millions will have no food in coming months without additional funding amid drought worsened by El Niño
CARE elevates the Ethiopian drought to Type 4 or “most severe” on its emergency scale
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2/23/16
Syria Crisis: Aid and civilians attacked as leaders talk ceasefire
Just as the world’s leaders committed themselves to get aid delivered to millions of Syrians in need, aid agencies warn that this has been one of the worst months on record...
2/22/16
Bipartisan Delegation Travels with CARE to visit Women’s Health Programs in the Great Lakes Region of Central Africa
Bipartisan delegation travels with CARE to see how U.S. development investments are paying off in better health outcomes for women and girls in Rwanda and the Democratic...
2/21/16
Cyclone Winston: Fears for Fiji’s outer islands as assessments begin
FIJI—(February 21, 2016)-- Emergency teams have begun assessing the damage caused by severe Tropical Cyclone Winston, one of the Southern Hemisphere’s biggest storms on...
2/12/16
CARE response to “cessation of hostilities” in Syrian conflict
CARE: “Cessation of hostilities” welcome, but at what price?
2/10/16
CARE mobilizing aid as civilians flee advancing military, airstrikes in north and south
AMMAN (February 10, 2016): CARE, the global humanitarian organization, is mobilizing additional supplies to assist civilians trapped in the on-going conflict in Syria, which...
2/8/16
Extreme poverty Skyrockets to 88 Percent in southern Syria, according to “Forgotten South” Report
CARE, NRC and RFSAN (FAO, iMMAP) release “The Forgotten South: Food Security and Livelihoods in southern Syria”
2/4/16
Zika Emergency Highlights “Double-Injustice” for World’s Poor Women, CARE says
ATLANTA (Feb. 4, 2016) — As concerns grow about the spread of the Zika virus worldwide, the humanitarian organization CARE says the medical emergency disproportionately...
2/4/16
CARE applauds additional U.S. assistance to the Syria Crisis; more sustainable solutions needed for the region
WASHINGTON- (February 4, 2016)- World leaders convened in London today to focus on finding solutions and making more than $10 billion in commitments to support Syrians...
2/2/16
El Niño: Urgent Need for Support as Drought Affects 14 Million People in Southern Africa
MAPUTO, Mozambique (Jan. 28, 2016) — About 14 million people in Southern Africa are already facing hunger, and the situation is expected to deteriorate further as multiple...