Hunger in Emergencies

Syria: “When we get sick, we just suffer through it”

By CARE Staff · October 30, 2024

Northern Syria is grappling with rising malnutrition and inadequate healthcare. The humanitarian response is critically underfunded, yet CARE and its partners remain committed to assisting those in need.

‘Haiti is dying.’ What’s happening now and how you can help

By Michael de Vulpillieres and Reid Davis · June 26, 2024

In Haiti, an unprecedented level of violence has forced 580,074 people – half of them children – to flee their homes, according to the UN. Guerda Previlon, who leads a local organization which partners with CARE, has been responding in real time.

In the ‘shooting zones’ of Haiti

By Billy Dason*, with CARE Staff · April 10, 2024

As violence has escalated in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, CARE’s country staff has not been spared. Despite CARE’s work taking place in five field offices, away from the capital, the organization’s country office has been in Port-au-Prince since 1954. Billy Dason*, a CARE Haiti staff member, has provided an on-the-ground perspective in his own words of what it has been like to live through the upheaval.

What Russia’s withdrawal from the Black Sea Initiative means for global hunger

By Juan Echanove · July 18, 2023

War exacts a terrible cost on the world’s most vulnerable people. Because of our interconnected global food supply chain, this goes far beyond those in the immediate conflict zone.

Meet the Girl Champions in Somalia Educating Communities About the Dangers of FGM

By CARE Staff · February 4, 2022

To raise awareness of the harmful effects of FGM and empower girls with leadership skills, CARE Somalia started the Girl Champion project.

Already Displaced, Winter Storms, Flooding and Hunger Threaten Millions in Syria

By CARE Staff · February 1, 2022

Jolien Veldwijk, CARE Syria Country Director, speaks about the harsh winter and flood conditions facing Syrians.

Poverty, Hunger, Climate Change and COVID-19 Threaten Millions in Afghanistan

By Jorge Bagaipo · January 7, 2022

In Afghanistan, the situation has deteriorated in recent months as the pandemic, mass displacements, economic collapse, back-to-back droughts, and ongoing hostilities have made it increasingly difficult for people to meet their basic needs, including for food.

Why Women Farmers are Key to Addressing the Food Crisis in the DRC

By David Mutua · December 1, 2021

Isabelle Niyotwagirwa has grown her farm from 2 to 5 acres and up to 10 staff thanks to smart business decisions and support from local savings groups.

Panic Attacks, Recovery and Mourning: Life in Beirut One Year After Port Explosions

By CARE Lebanon Staff · July 30, 2021

Ritta Hanna recalls the day she nearly died, her life changed forever.

Courage, Compassion, and the CARE Package: America’s Moral Leadership Can Help Us End the Global Hunger Crisis

By Michelle Nunn · July 27, 2021

We need to dream big and act boldly – we have done it before.

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Hunger in Emergencies

Syria: “When we get sick, we just suffer through it”

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‘Haiti is dying.’ What’s happening now and how you can help

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In the ‘shooting zones’ of Haiti

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What Russia’s withdrawal from the Black Sea Initiative means for global hunger

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Meet the Girl Champions in Somalia Educating Communities About the Dangers of FGM

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Already Displaced, Winter Storms, Flooding and Hunger Threaten Millions in Syria

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Poverty, Hunger, Climate Change and COVID-19 Threaten Millions in Afghanistan

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Why Women Farmers are Key to Addressing the Food Crisis in the DRC

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Panic Attacks, Recovery and Mourning: Life in Beirut One Year After Port Explosions

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Courage, Compassion, and the CARE Package: America’s Moral Leadership Can Help Us End the Global Hunger Crisis

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Hunger in Emergencies

Syria: “When we get sick, we just suffer through it”

‘Haiti is dying.’ What’s happening now and how you can help

In the ‘shooting zones’ of Haiti

What Russia’s withdrawal from the Black Sea Initiative means for global hunger

Meet the Girl Champions in Somalia Educating Communities About the Dangers of FGM

Already Displaced, Winter Storms, Flooding and Hunger Threaten Millions in Syria

Poverty, Hunger, Climate Change and COVID-19 Threaten Millions in Afghanistan

Why Women Farmers are Key to Addressing the Food Crisis in the DRC

Panic Attacks, Recovery and Mourning: Life in Beirut One Year After Port Explosions

Courage, Compassion, and the CARE Package: America’s Moral Leadership Can Help Us End the Global Hunger Crisis

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