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Kalolaine Uechtritz Fainu, Papua New Guinea

How journalists are highlighting forgotten humanitarian crises

By Laura | Jan 13, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST CARE's report on the most-underreported crises in 2020 covers a wide array of humanitarian contexts. ...
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Some images from some of the places listen on CARE's 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises in 2020 report

Ten things we can do to help shine a light on forgotten crises amidst a global pandemic

By Laura | Jan 12, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST Before the pandemic, over one billion people were affected by long-term crises such as conflict, ...
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The pandemic has worsened the situation for many of the women in the Djekafo VSLA in Ségou. When the crisis broke out, the CARE team’s priority was how to support the women and girls that could be affected. While other NGOs were preparing to buy and to import masks, CARE (through the GEWEP Project) was able to initiate the manufacturing of masks locally. The existing centres were put to use and professional tailors have been recruited by CARE to train women and girls in manufacturing the masks. CARE has been helping with the materials and production, as well as finding partners and customers. Photo: Elim/CARE Mali

New CARE report: The 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2020

By Laura | Jan 12, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST CARE highlights humanitarian crises with the least global media coverage-Burundi's conflict and food insecurity crisis ...
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Farida Dagnogo is a member of a CARE-supported savings group in Côte d'Ivoire, which she joined just before the pandemic was declared. Her goal is to enroll in training to learn sewing to become a seamstress. Farida hopes that this pandemic will stop so that her current restoration business will prosper more in order to save enough money for her training. Photo: Nadi Jessica/CARE

Quiz: What you made possible in 2020

By Laura | Jan 7, 2021
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A pandemic kiss in Ecuador by Vicente Gaibor del Pino/CARE

CARE photographers’ favourite images in 2020

By Laura | Jan 5, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST Five of CARE's photographers have shared their favourite images from the work they saw CARE ...
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CARE Canada board member Doug Stollery named as a member of the Order of Canada

By Laura | Dec 30, 2020
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST 30 DECEMBER 2020 - CARE Canada is proud to acknowledge that board member Doug Stollery ...
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Kalolaine Uechtritz Fainu, Papua New Guinea

How journalists are highlighting forgotten humanitarian crises

By Laura | Jan 13, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST CARE's report on the most-underreported crises in 2020 covers a wide array of humanitarian contexts. ...
More >
Some images from some of the places listen on CARE's 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises in 2020 report

Ten things we can do to help shine a light on forgotten crises amidst a global pandemic

By Laura | Jan 12, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST Before the pandemic, over one billion people were affected by long-term crises such as conflict, ...
More >
The pandemic has worsened the situation for many of the women in the Djekafo VSLA in Ségou. When the crisis broke out, the CARE team’s priority was how to support the women and girls that could be affected. While other NGOs were preparing to buy and to import masks, CARE (through the GEWEP Project) was able to initiate the manufacturing of masks locally. The existing centres were put to use and professional tailors have been recruited by CARE to train women and girls in manufacturing the masks. CARE has been helping with the materials and production, as well as finding partners and customers. Photo: Elim/CARE Mali

New CARE report: The 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2020

By Laura | Jan 12, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST CARE highlights humanitarian crises with the least global media coverage-Burundi's conflict and food insecurity crisis ...
More >
Farida Dagnogo is a member of a CARE-supported savings group in Côte d'Ivoire, which she joined just before the pandemic was declared. Her goal is to enroll in training to learn sewing to become a seamstress. Farida hopes that this pandemic will stop so that her current restoration business will prosper more in order to save enough money for her training. Photo: Nadi Jessica/CARE

Quiz: What you made possible in 2020

By Laura | Jan 7, 2021
More >
A pandemic kiss in Ecuador by Vicente Gaibor del Pino/CARE

CARE photographers’ favourite images in 2020

By Laura | Jan 5, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST Five of CARE's photographers have shared their favourite images from the work they saw CARE ...
More >

CARE Canada board member Doug Stollery named as a member of the Order of Canada

By Laura | Dec 30, 2020
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST 30 DECEMBER 2020 - CARE Canada is proud to acknowledge that board member Doug Stollery ...
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Kalolaine Uechtritz Fainu, Papua New Guinea

How journalists are highlighting forgotten humanitarian crises

By Laura | Jan 13, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST CARE's report on the most-underreported crises in 2020 covers a wide array of humanitarian contexts. ...
Read More →
Some images from some of the places listen on CARE's 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises in 2020 report

Ten things we can do to help shine a light on forgotten crises amidst a global pandemic

By Laura | Jan 12, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST Before the pandemic, over one billion people were affected by long-term crises such as conflict, ...
Read More →
The pandemic has worsened the situation for many of the women in the Djekafo VSLA in Ségou. When the crisis broke out, the CARE team’s priority was how to support the women and girls that could be affected. While other NGOs were preparing to buy and to import masks, CARE (through the GEWEP Project) was able to initiate the manufacturing of masks locally. The existing centres were put to use and professional tailors have been recruited by CARE to train women and girls in manufacturing the masks. CARE has been helping with the materials and production, as well as finding partners and customers. Photo: Elim/CARE Mali

New CARE report: The 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2020

By Laura | Jan 12, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST CARE highlights humanitarian crises with the least global media coverage-Burundi's conflict and food insecurity crisis ...
Read More →
Farida Dagnogo is a member of a CARE-supported savings group in Côte d'Ivoire, which she joined just before the pandemic was declared. Her goal is to enroll in training to learn sewing to become a seamstress. Farida hopes that this pandemic will stop so that her current restoration business will prosper more in order to save enough money for her training. Photo: Nadi Jessica/CARE

Quiz: What you made possible in 2020

By Laura | Jan 7, 2021
Read More →
A pandemic kiss in Ecuador by Vicente Gaibor del Pino/CARE

CARE photographers’ favourite images in 2020

By Laura | Jan 5, 2021
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST Five of CARE's photographers have shared their favourite images from the work they saw CARE ...
Read More →

CARE Canada board member Doug Stollery named as a member of the Order of Canada

By Laura | Dec 30, 2020
ShareTweetShareEmail ANOTHER POST 30 DECEMBER 2020 - CARE Canada is proud to acknowledge that board member Doug Stollery ...
Read More →