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CARE’s response to COVID-19 in Azraq refugee camp
As part of efforts to prevent and mitigate the risk of COVID-19 in Azraq refugee camp, CARE is distributing hygiene kits containing soap, hand sanitizers and disinfectants that will reach 8,000 households.
Read MoreCARE’s Tessa Bolton on the impact COVID-19 in vulnerable places
“We really need to do everything we can both here in Canada and in places like Sudan to try and prevent the spread.” CARE’s Tessa Bolton explains how people in Sudan will feel the impact of COVID-19 and what CARE is doing to help.
Read MoreWorld Health Day 2020: CARE’s Rebecca Davidson
Rebecca Davidson, Head of CARE Canada’s Global Health team, shares her reflections on World Health Day as women and girls around the world cope with COVID-19. She explains the impacts of the pandemic on global health, what CARE is doing, and how we can help ensure that women and girls have tools and support to survive this crisis and to help forge a more equal, more resilient world.
Read MoreBuilding back better: How investing in women can lead to prosperity for all
Due to the #COVID19 pandemic, 1.6 billion workers may lose their livelihoods. A new CARE study finds that women and girls will be the hardest hit by these economic losses. But women and girls can also be the key to solutions which will lead to prosperity for all!
Read MoreHow COVID-19 impacts women and girls with CARE’s Emily Wiseman
How COVID-19 impacts women and girls Emily Wiseman, CARE Canada’s Senior Gender Advisor, shares her thoughts on the new Rapid Gender Analysis on COVID-19 report released today by CARE and the International Rescue Committee, how women and girls are and will be disproportionately affected by the pandemic. Learn more about CARE’s COVID-19 response
Read MoreVIDEO: Reconstruction of Drinking Water Schemes | Leaving No One Behind
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Read MoreDonate now to help fight COVID-19
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic affects us all. It will have unthinkable consequences in the places CARE is already delivering lifesaving aid—places where health care systems are already weak, and where disaster and conflict have wiped out long-term food supplies. In these communities, there are far too many vulnerable people and too few resources to fight a deadly virus like COVID-19.
Read MoreVIDEO: Annie Murphy Together for her Future
In September 2019, CARE Canada Ambassador Annie Murphy travelled to Azraq Refugee Camp in Jordan and while there, she saw first-hand the challenges girls are facing.
Read MoreVIDEO: Kids in Yemen talk about airplanes
Yemen is facing the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. 2019 marks 3 years since since the closure of Sana’a commercial airport, meaning people are trapped in a conflict zone. CARE spoke to children about what they know about airplanes and what they told us was heart wrenching.
Read MoreVideo: Being a humanitarian worker
Since 1945, CARE staff have been delivering humanitarian support to those most in need. Their unwavering commitment to saving lives – often at risk to their own lives – is truly inspiring.
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