News releases and statements
Tens of Thousands of People in Northeast Syria at Risk as Winter Approaches
As temperatures plummet across the Middle East, CARE warns that tens of thousands of people, including women and children, in northeast Syria are at risk of facing harsh weather conditions without needed protection.
Read MoreWomen in Desperate Need of Assistance in Northeast Syria and Iraq
More than two weeks after the escalation of violence in north-east Syria, women, children, and families continue to be uprooted from their homes, with displacement figures reaching close to 180,000.
Read MoreRich countries must make new financial commitments to Green Climate Fund to help tackle the climate crisis
CARE calls on governments to increase support to poor countries at replenishment conference.
Read MoreHumanitarian situation rapidly deteriorating in northeast Syria
CARE warned today that humanitarian needs continue to rise in north-east Syria, as the conflict in the area deepens.
Read MoreThe Syria INGO Regional Forum statement on impact of military developments on the civilian population in northeast Syria
The Syria INGO Regional Forum, comprising 73 INGOs responding to the Syria crisis, expressed deep concern at the rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation since Turkey’s military operation started on the 9 October.
Read MoreAnnie Murphy and CARE Canada call on Canadians to support girls’ rights on International Day of the Girl
CARE Canada Ambassador Annie Murphy launches #TogetherForHerFuture campaign with CARE on International Day of the Girl
Read More15 Aid Agencies Warn of Humanitarian Crisis in North-East Syria
Civilians in north-east Syria are at risk and humanitarian aid could be cut off following the launch of a new military operation in the area, leading aid agencies are warning.
Read MoreOne Year on in Central Sulawesi, Devastated Women and Girls Continue to Face Challenges
JAKARTA, September 28, 2019 – One year after Palu, Sigi, Donggala and other areas of Central Sulawesi were shaken by a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake, and inundated by tsunami waters, thousands of women and girls face challenges in accessing safe shelter, water and sanitation facilities, as well as uncertainty about their future.
Read MoreWorld Leaders Miss Opportunity to Address Climate Emergency at UN Summit
Today’s United Nations Climate Action Summit was a missed opportunity for world leaders to mount a response commensurate with what scientists, cities, organizations and more than four million people worldwide are declaring a climate emergency.
Read MoreCARE Canada Joins Global Climate Action Week
CARE Canada today launched a week of action in solidarity with the Global Climate Action Week.
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