CARE’s approach
In profile: CARE’s Lisa Faye
Meet Lisa Faye, Program Manager, Women’s Economic Empowerment and Rights at CARE Canada!
Read MoreCARE innovations in the last decade
Is innovation more than just a buzz word? We think so! Here are just some of the ways CARE and our partners have worked to integrate smart, culturally savvy solutions for the problems that affect communities all over the world:
Read MoreCARE’s most stunning images from 2019
Five photographers have shared their favourite images from the work they saw CARE implementing this year. They are all beautiful, compelling, and capture both the challenges of life in the developing world, and the joy experienced when things improve–thanks to you.
Read MorePlanting the seedlings of change
The first-ever Global Refugee Forum provides an opportunity for countries like Canada and Zambia to share their collective success. CARE’s Jessie Thomson, having spent her career working with refugees and host communities, shares her insights.
Read MoreCARE Canada welcomes Barbara Grantham as new President and CEO
After a comprehensive international search, the CARE Canada Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Barbara Grantham will join the organization as President and Chief Executive Officer.
Read MoreCOP25 outcomes a letdown for women and girls on the front lines of climate crisis
CARE Canada is deeply concerned that the weak compromise reached at COP25 climate negotiations lacks the ambition needed to tackle the climate crisis.
Read MoreBringing warmth to refugees in Serbia
CARE’s Sabine Wilke shares what winter is like for refugees living in Serbia and how we’re helping to spread a little warmth.
Read MoreCARE International calls on world leaders to demonstrate leadership at first-ever Global Refugee Forum
CARE International today called on world leaders to seize the opportunity of the first-ever Global Refugee Forum to deliver bold new solutions to uphold the human rights of refugees and support the communities generously hosting them.
Read MoreOp-Ed: To effectively address sexual and gender-based violence in conflict and emergency settings, we must empower local women’s rights organizations
As we mark this year’s 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence, CARE Canada is calling for a more systematic approach to supporting and recognizing the roles women and girls play in actively responding to crises.
Read MoreCanadian leadership needed on global climate action to protect needs and rights of people in developing countries within global climate action
Canadian international development, humanitarian and environmental organizations today called on the Government of Canada to lead efforts to put the needs and rights of the world’s most vulnerable people at the centre of international plans to combat climate change.
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