Latin America and Caribbean

This Entrepreneur is Leading the Path for Businesswomen in Peru

By Emma Langbridge · November 18, 2020

As a child, María Julia Ancajima Prado supported her younger siblings. Now, she has a successful business to call her own.

Twenty percent of Honduras’s Population Impacted by Hurricane Eta

By Debbie Michaud · November 16, 2020

One farmer shares how the storm destroyed her operation and plunged her family into debt

Category 5 Hurricane Iota Heads for Central America

By Debbie Michaud · November 16, 2020

Honduras, Nicaragua, Guatemala and other countries are still reeling from Hurricane Eta's devastating impacts barely two weeks ago. As Iota gains strength, effects could be catastrophic.

Tropical Depression Eta Devastates Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala

By CARE Staff · November 6, 2020

Heavy rains and severe flooding have killed 60 and damaged roads and bridges and caused landslides.

COVID-19 Exacerbates Injustices for Sex Workers in Ecuador

By CARE Staff · October 28, 2020

Loss of income, an overwhelmed health care system, and rises in gender-based violence are just a few of the challenges facing sex workers during the pandemic.

‘My Name is Damary’

By CARE Staff · October 1, 2020

Haylie Duff raises her voice alongside Damary to tell the story of a young girl's determination and resilience in Damary's own words.

See How One Family in Ecuador is Recovering From COVID-19

By CARE Staff · September 17, 2020

Angélica Romero was infected last spring, had to stop work, and is still trying to recover. Here’s a glimpse at how she and her family spend their days at home.

Sofía Sprechmann Sineiro’s World Humanitarian Day Message From Ecuador

By CARE Staff · August 18, 2020

Secretary General of CARE International delivers an update on CARE's work supporting communities affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

What it’s Like to Work on the Frontlines of CARE’s COVID-19 Response in Honduras

By CARE Staff · August 17, 2020

Surgeon Gabriela Portillo explains what the challenges and motivations of life as a humanitarian worker during an unprecedented pandemic.

A Story of Heartbreak and Hope Amid Coronavirus

By Innah Gaspar · June 25, 2020

Financial assistance from CARE helped these former restaurant owners in Ecuador start a new food business and find some stability in an uncertain time.

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Latin America and Caribbean

This Entrepreneur is Leading the Path for Businesswomen in Peru

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Twenty percent of Honduras’s Population Impacted by Hurricane Eta

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Category 5 Hurricane Iota Heads for Central America

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Tropical Depression Eta Devastates Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala

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COVID-19 Exacerbates Injustices for Sex Workers in Ecuador

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‘My Name is Damary’

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See How One Family in Ecuador is Recovering From COVID-19

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Sofía Sprechmann Sineiro’s World Humanitarian Day Message From Ecuador

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What it’s Like to Work on the Frontlines of CARE’s COVID-19 Response in Honduras

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A Story of Heartbreak and Hope Amid Coronavirus

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Latin America and Caribbean

This Entrepreneur is Leading the Path for Businesswomen in Peru

Twenty percent of Honduras’s Population Impacted by Hurricane Eta

Category 5 Hurricane Iota Heads for Central America

Tropical Depression Eta Devastates Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala

COVID-19 Exacerbates Injustices for Sex Workers in Ecuador

‘My Name is Damary’

See How One Family in Ecuador is Recovering From COVID-19

Sofía Sprechmann Sineiro’s World Humanitarian Day Message From Ecuador

What it’s Like to Work on the Frontlines of CARE’s COVID-19 Response in Honduras

A Story of Heartbreak and Hope Amid Coronavirus

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