Media & Press

Global Citizen: How This Organization Is Improving Toilets for Refugees With Disabilities in Bangladesh

December 7, 2020

Zokiya fled violence in Myanmar with her family in 2017. They found refuge in a sprawling camp along with hundreds of thousands of other Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, but Zokiya, who’s now 17, swiftly faced a new set of hardships.

CARE’s Recommendations for the Biden Administration and the 117th Congress

December 4, 2020

The next four years of the Biden administration present a tremendous opportunity for the U.S. to reengage with the world in a way that reinforces our commitment to global impact and change on issues such as: hunger, poverty, the economy and climate change.

PR Newswire: IMVU Launches Seven Days of CARE Campaign to Support Communities in Need on Giving Tuesday

December 2, 2020

REDWOOD CITY, Calif., (PR Newswire) — IMVU, the world's largest avatar social platform today announced its continued partnership with CARE USA, a leading humanitarian organization fighting global poverty to launch the Take Care and Gift Care: Seven Days of CARE campaign.

CNN: In Japan, more people died from suicide last month than from Covid in all of 2020. And women have been impacted most

December 1, 2020

Tokyo (CNN)- Eriko Kobayashi has tried to kill herself four times. The first time, she was just 22 years old with a full-time job in publishing that didn't pay enough to cover her rent and grocery bills. "I was really poor," said Kobayashi, who spent three days unconscious in hospital after the incident. Now 43, Kobayashi has written books on her mental health struggles and has a steady job at an NGO. But the coronavirus is bringing back the stress she used to feel.

19th News: The pandemic has left mothers struggling to feed their kids

November 24, 2020

In Washington, D.C., the chances of a big federal relief bill appear tenuous at best. On top of that, multiple pandemic unemployment benefits are set to expire December 26 unless they are reauthorized by Congress. Experts say 12 million people could lose benefits as a result.

CARE extremely concerned over spike in gender-based violence and child marriage in northern Mozambique

November 23, 2020

CARE is extremely concerned about rising levels of violence against women and girls and reports of increasing incidences of child marriage in temporary displacement camps due to desperation and people fleeing brutal attacks on civilian areas across Cabo Delgado province in Mozambique.

Amidst largescale displacement from Tigray conflict to Sudan, CARE is particularly worried about the situation for women and girls

November 23, 2020

Clashes that started in the Tigray region of Northern Ethiopia on November 4th have already forced over 27,000 people to flee the fighting and cross the borders into Sudan with an average of 4,000 people arriving on a daily basis. This figure is predicted to rise to a staggering 200,000 over the coming days and weeks, putting immense pressure on existing structures in the border Sudanese states of Gedaref and Kassala, which have not seen displacement of this level for over 2 decades.

CARE Appoints New Chief Operating Officer & Announces Several Strategic Appointments in Programming

November 23, 2020

(Atlanta, Georgia - November 23, 2020) - CARE USA, the global poverty fighting organization today announced several new appointments to its senior leadership team. Gloria Steele has been named Chief Operating Officer and brings with her a wealth of experience and success in leading and managing complex development and humanitarian programs spanning across Asia and the Pacific Islands, Europe, Central Asia and the Africa regions. 

Associated Press: In multiple countries, alarm over hunger crisis rings louder

November 20, 2020

ABS, Yemen (AP) — The twin baby boys lay on a bed of woven palm leaves in a remote camp for displaced people in Yemen’s north, their collar bones and ribs visible. They cried loudly, twisting as if in pain, not from disease but from the hunger gnawing away at them.

Food & Nutrition

Small-scale farmers and families struggle with economic ruin as up to 70% of Honduras’ crops and grains are affected by storms Eta and Iota

November 20, 2020

As one-third of the population of Honduras reels from the immediate and devastating impacts of tropical storms Eta and Iota, the long-term effects on the country’s economy, crop production and small-scale producers could be even more devastating.

Back
63 of 186
Next

Journalists are free to use material from CARE.org without permission. Please tag us on social media and be sure to include proper credit for photos and videos.

Press inquiries view our Press Resources page or contact us at: usacarenews@care.org or call +1 404-735-0871

Join the fight. Sign up for our mailing list.

Text CARE to 227387 to stay connected.

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Global Citizen: How This Organization Is Improving Toilets for Refugees With Disabilities in Bangladesh

Read More

CARE’s Recommendations for the Biden Administration and the 117th Congress

Read More

PR Newswire: IMVU Launches Seven Days of CARE Campaign to Support Communities in Need on Giving Tuesday

Read More

CNN: In Japan, more people died from suicide last month than from Covid in all of 2020. And women have been impacted most

Read More

19th News: The pandemic has left mothers struggling to feed their kids

Read More

CARE extremely concerned over spike in gender-based violence and child marriage in northern Mozambique

Read More

Amidst largescale displacement from Tigray conflict to Sudan, CARE is particularly worried about the situation for women and girls

Read More

CARE Appoints New Chief Operating Officer & Announces Several Strategic Appointments in Programming

Read More

Associated Press: In multiple countries, alarm over hunger crisis rings louder

Read More

Food & Nutrition

Small-scale farmers and families struggle with economic ruin as up to 70% of Honduras’ crops and grains are affected by storms Eta and Iota

Read More

Join the fight. Sign up for our mailing list.

Text CARE to 227387 to stay connected.

Global Citizen: How This Organization Is Improving Toilets for Refugees With Disabilities in Bangladesh

CARE’s Recommendations for the Biden Administration and the 117th Congress

PR Newswire: IMVU Launches Seven Days of CARE Campaign to Support Communities in Need on Giving Tuesday

CNN: In Japan, more people died from suicide last month than from Covid in all of 2020. And women have been impacted most

19th News: The pandemic has left mothers struggling to feed their kids

CARE extremely concerned over spike in gender-based violence and child marriage in northern Mozambique

Amidst largescale displacement from Tigray conflict to Sudan, CARE is particularly worried about the situation for women and girls

CARE Appoints New Chief Operating Officer & Announces Several Strategic Appointments in Programming

Associated Press: In multiple countries, alarm over hunger crisis rings louder

Food & Nutrition

Small-scale farmers and families struggle with economic ruin as up to 70% of Honduras’ crops and grains are affected by storms Eta and Iota

63

64

185

186

63 of 186

Join the fight. Sign up for our mailing list.

Text CARE to 227387 to stay connected.