Video Archives - CARE Canada

With support form CARE’s PROLEMPA project, supported by the Government of Canada, women in Honduras have received business training to help them market their products more widely and improve their sales. These amazing women are able to pay for their children’s education and create a bright future for themselves, their families, and communities.

A holiday message from Barbara Grantham, CARE Canada's President & CEO

Wishing you and your loved ones a very happy holiday season from all of us at CARE Canada. Thank you so much for your support this past year.

See what CARE and our partners around the world accomplished in 2020, thanks to YOUR support.

Every CARE Gift is an item we use in our poverty-fighting work. It is an example of how your support makes a huge difference. Your gift could help families grow healthy food, send their children to school or get lifesaving healthcare and clean water.

Return from Lebanon: Three months after the Beirut explosion with CARE's Ramzi Saliba

CARE Canada Humanitarian Program Manager Ramzi Saliba reflects on his deployment to Beirut, Lebanon following the massive explosion that devastated the city on August 4, 2020.

Cox’s Bazar refugee camp in Bangladesh is home to around one million Rohingya refugees, living in close proximity to each other. These are ideal conditions for the spread of coronavirus. Ram Das, Deputy Country Director at CARE Bangladesh, explains how a well-coordinated humanitarian response has prevented a COVID catastrophe.

Yemen is a country already battered by conflict, hunger and flooding. Suha Basharen describes how CARE is responding to the intersecting of needs of a complex emergency.

Preventing Gender-Based Violence in Kenya: CARE's Women's Voice & Leadership work

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a sharp increase in gender-based violence (GBV) in many parts of the world. CARE is working with local women’s organizations in Kenya’s informal settlements to address GBV and protect survivors as part of our Women’s Voice and Leadership work.

Driven and determined in the face of dangers like COVID-19, girls embody strength, resilience and hope. With the world in crisis, we must support and empower girls everywhere to reach their potential.