Photo essay
Photo Essay: Idlib Displacement
In the first three weeks of May 2019, around 270,000 people have been displaced due to continued violence in north-western Syria.
Read MoreCARE package through the years
May 11th marks the anniversary of the day the first CARE package was ever delivered. So we’re are looking back at where it all began and how far we have come.
Read MoreIn photos: Cyclone Idai strikes Mozambique
On March 14, Cyclone Idai struck the coast of Mozambique near the city of Beira, bringing winds exceeding 175 km/h, torrential rains and flooding.
Photographer Josh Estey joined CARE’s team in the affected region days after the storm. Below are a few photos of the impact and survivors.
Read MoreSuffering in Silence : 5 Most Under-reported Humanitarian Crises of 2018
When a major natural disaster or conflict breaks out, it usually grabs the world’s attention. While these large scale emergencies might dominate the headlines, there are many others happening around the world which barely make the news. Here is our list of the five most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2018:
Read MorePhoto essay: Back to school around the world
For children in most countries around the globe, the month so September means back to school. It is the time of the year that children of all ages, being naturally hungry to learn, are excited to see their old classmates and meet their new teachers. However, there are also children that are more than just…
Read MorePhoto essay: Women farmers around the world
Women produce half of the world’s food, yet they’re often lacking the same access to resources—like tools, knowledge, access to markets— that men have. When you support women farmers around the world, you’re not only improving their lives, but the lives of their families and communities for generations to come. Check out these powerful women…
Read MorePhoto story, Cambodia: Putting health first at work
Maly works as a line leader at a busy garment factory in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. She is 8 months pregnant with her second child, and as you can imagine, sometimes her job can be very tiring and demanding. But there are perks of working at her company, and she has joined CARE’s contraceptive training program…
Read MoreClimate Heroines: Women working to adapt to climate change
Check out how these powerful women are helping to advocate for climate change adaptation around the world.
Read More‘What We Left Behind’: Photo essay from inside Syria
The crisis in Syria is now in its fifth year and has evolved into one of the largest humanitarian crises in recent decades, destroying the homes and livelihoods of millions of Syrians. In Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey, CARE employs Syrian refugee volunteers who serve the refugee community in a variety of capacities, such as hygiene…
Read MoreDear World: The Syrian Humanitarian Crisis
CARE invited photographers Robert Fogarty and Ben Reece to Jordan to see the Syrian refugee crisis up close. Robert Fogarty is the creator of Dear World, a portrait project that began in New Orleans as photographic love notes to the city. He now uses his distinct message-on-skin-style to tell stories of subjects regardless of religion,…
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