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Ukraine: escalation of attacks across the country on top of approaching winter could lead to dramatic surge in humanitarian needs, warns care
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Partnership in action: Responding to the crisis in Ukraine
Together with our trusted local partners, CARE supports people in and around Ukraine with food, hygiene packages and safe shelter.
Yemen: 2,555 Days of Conflict and Counting
Now into their 8th year of war, 19 million Yemenis, including 2.2 million children under the age of five, will be facing hunger.
Ukraine war: “Bombs on a maternity and children’s hospital are utterly unacceptable”
CARE strongly calls on all parties to the conflict to protect civilians as war enters its third week.
Canadian charities join forces to raise funds for Ukraine
In response to the invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces, leading Canadian aid agencies – through the Humanitarian Coalition – are launching an appeal to raise funds and rush emergency assistance to people in need.
CARE Statement: Conflict Escalation in Ukraine
As conflict reignites in Ukraine, CARE is deeply concerned about the protection of civilians. Our thoughts are with all those in affected regions. Violence is never the solution.
Lethal Combination of Climate, Conflict and COVID sees humanitarian needs rise by 17% in 2022
According to the new UN OCHA Global Humanitarian Overview 2022 sees a 17% increase in global humanitarian needs from 2021, with 274 million people in need of life-saving aid around the world and US$41 billion needed to provide this aid. In just 4 years financial requirements and the number of people in need have doubled, while 45 million people are on the brink of famine.
Mali sees highest levels of displacement in its recent history due to a dangerous combination of conflict and climate change
October saw the highest numbers of displaced people in Mali since the crisis began nearly a decade ago. This is due to a dangerous mix of increased insecurity and insurgency, rising intercommunal conflict and a worsening climate crisis. CARE warns that if more funding is not urgently received, the country could face a serious food crisis in 2022.
15 Minutes on Women Leading in Emergencies
In this episode of 15 Minutes to Change the World, we’re marking World Humanitarian Day by speaking with Caroline Aol, CARE Uganda’s Interim Manager for the project where the Women Lead in Emergencies interventions are undertaken, and she is also CARE Uganda’s Women Lead in Emergencies specialist.