CARE Welcomes UN Migrant Agreement, Urges U.S. to Join

Uganda Shelter timeline

This 3 page timeline lays out CARE Uganda's path to building innovative refugee housing where 90% of refugees feel safer, at 78% of the...

CARE Cash and Voucher Playbook

A substantial body of evidence shows that giving vulnerable people money instead of in kind assistance allows them to meet a variety of needs while making aid budgets go further.

In Their Own Voices 2018

Stories from women on the frontlines of refugee response in Jordan. From Ahed Shishani: “Miss! I’m the pregnant woman you helped on that...

SOUTH SUDAN Emergency Factsheet January 2016

CARE On Her Own refugee media report Sept 2016

Women, Work, and War: Research Study

Five years of war and displacement have triggered fundamental shifts in gender roles and responsibilities, both in Syria and in neighboring countries. In Syria before the crisis, women’s economic participation was relatively low at 22 percent in 2010, with some legal barriers but mainly sociocultural norms and practice limiting women’s roles and responsibilities inside and outside the house. As a result of the upheaval, however, Syrian women and men feel that their roles and responsibilities have been reversed: while women increasingly participate in decision-making on income and expenses and assume responsibilities outside the home, men have lost their traditional role as the sole breadwinner and decision-maker.

REACH-S Project

Eliminating the immediate suffering of Internally Displaced Persons in host communities

Assessment of Skills & Market Opportunities for Youth in Azraq Refugee Camp in Jordan

This report presents the results of a study commissioned by CARE International in Jordan and Silatech to understand the skill supply and assess livelihood opportunities for youth in Azraq Refugee Camp, aiming at guiding future income generation activities in the camp, including the start-up of viable refugee-led livelihood activities in a planned market area.

Fact Sheet:Syria Crisis: CARE’s response in Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt

June 2012 through March 2014

The Syrian Humanitarian Crisis

Lives Unseen: Urban Syrian Refugees and Jordanian Host Communities Three Years into the Syria Crisis

Urban Syrian refugees and Jordanian host communities three years into the Syria Crisis

Statement by InterAction Member CEOs on the Third Anniversary of the Syrian Civil War

The undersigned, member CEOs of InterAction, the largest alliance of U.S.-based international relief and development organizations, wish...

The Syrian Humanitarian Crisis: Raising the Profile of Women and Girls

We call on donor governments to address the specific needs of women and girls affected by the crisis in Syria.

Humanitarian Action at CARE USA: Capacity Statement