Photo: Raegan Hodge/CARE, Laura Noel/CARE, Josh Estey/CARE
Photo: Raegan Hodge/CARE, Laura Noel/CARE, Josh Estey/CARE
Venezuela is experiencing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. More than 4.6 million people have fled political instability, soaring crime rates, hyperinflation, extreme food and medicine shortages, and the collapse of public services.
These photos provide a glimpse of the journey and devastating reality for millions of Venezuelan refugees. Read More
Kenya banned FGM in 2011, but the practice continues. Due to poor enforcement of the law, community activists have made it their mission to save girls from this harmful tradition. Read More
Mama Carmela offers food, shelter and support at her family home to those fleeing Venezuela’s humanitarian crisis. Read More
In Venezuela, people are starving and kids across the country are missing out on their educations. Read More
Armed soldiers killed Grace’s father and raped her during civil war in South Sudan. The 17-year-old orphan and mother shares her story of heartbreaking loss and horrific assault. Read More
Living in Venezuela became unfeasible for Génesis Gonzales and her young family a long time ago. But it wasn’t until recently that she made the impossible decision to leave home, family and friends in search of a better future for herself and her children. Read More
Almost 1.85 million million people in Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe were affected by Cyclone Idai in March. CARE responded immediately to deliver aid to those most in need. Read More
Women living with disabilities are severely discriminated against in the country of Georgia and often prevented from working or socializing. Read More
Car racing may be a male-dominated sport, but women like Marah Zahalka are changing that in the West Bank. Read More
How one woman’s wedding dress has made a difference in the lives of many Syrian refugee women. Read More
Mikre was forced to marry at age 12, but Mikre wanted an education, not a husband. Now she’s helping end child marriage in her community. Read More
