CARE’s approach
Farming in Tanzania: Otavina’s story
As widowed mother of seven children (three boys and four girls), Otavina has struggled to provide food for her family.
Read MoreHope in Yemen: Amaal’s story
War is hard for everybody, but it is infinitely harder on children. Read how one young girl found hope in the midst of hardship.
Read MoreEDC and CARE Canada celebrate a decade of innovative partnership
“Beyond Exports” renewed for five more years in support of international development and women’s empowerment.
Read MoreCARE Celebrates Grand Opening of Yayasan CARE Peduli in Indonesia
Today, CARE celebrates the grand opening of Yayasan CARE Peduli in Indonesia as CARE International in Indonesia officially handed over operations in Indonesia to Yayasan CARE Peduli (YCP).
Read MoreCARE Canada: Canada’s Green Climate Fund Commitment Falls Short of Ambition
OTTAWA, 26 August 2019—CARE Canada today welcomed the Government of Canada’s announcement of $300 million to the Green Climate Fund (GCF) but noted that the commitment falls far short of expectations.
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.
Read MorePlaylist: Slang videos
Ever heard of an NFI? What does climate change mitigation mean? Watch and listen to CARE staff decode some of the terminology they use in their work in international development and humanitarian response.
Read MoreIn Nepal, CARE is bringing community members together to end inequality
In Nepal, CARE supports diverse community groups, attended by men, women, local police and youth, to set goals that create lasting change. Together they tackle issues like domestic violence, child marriage and suicide.
Read MorePhoto Essay: The Power of Women and Girls
Why do we put women and girls at the centre of our work? Because women and girls have the power to change the world!
Read MoreCARE Canada announces executive leadership transition
Following an internal announcement earlier this summer, CARE Canada’s President and CEO Gillian Barth is stepping down as of 2 August 2019 to seek new challenges in her career and to allow for a leadership change at CARE Canada.
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