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Four solar streetlights in Somalia’s Daryel displacement camp are helping Kusey and other women move around more comfortably after dark, reach essential services, and participate in community life. The post Solar lights are changing life for women in a Somali displacement camp appeared first on CARE .
A year ago, Susan Nazareno became a barangay health worker to fight the misinformation making her neighbors sick. Now, with CARE's HEAL Hub app in hand, she's their most trusted source of care. The post A new mobile app has a goal to ease the health worker shortage in the Philippines appeared first on CARE .
Svitlana helps coordinate home repairs in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, where missile strikes and air-raid alerts are part of daily life. As a humanitarian worker and resident of the same region, she shows what aid delivery looks like when the people responding to a crisis are living through it, too. The post In Zaporizhzhia,
The post MrBeast and Beast Philanthropy join CARE to help families recover from Nepal’s floods appeared first on CARE .
In one of Bangladesh’s most disaster-prone districts, Rabeya Munni wades through knee-deep mud and crosses rivers to support rural women as they take charge — building grassroots groups that now negotiate with local government, sit on disaster committees, and rebuild critical infrastructure. The post Who cares about wo
In southern Tanzania, villages are turning to community-led climate-smart agriculture — from nitrogen-fixing tree nurseries to weather-informed planting — to adapt to increasingly unpredictable rainfall. The result: stronger harvests, healthier soil, and a more resilient future for farmers and their land. The post Nitr
More than four years of war have transformed education for millions of children in Ukraine. For eight-year-old Milana, school has always meant online lessons and air raid alerts. Now, her mother and a CARE-supported women’s group are working to build a shelter that could finally bring local children back into the class
What if development programs had to continually prove they were working—and change when they weren’t? CARE and UC Berkeley’s Center for Effective Global Action are building a partnership that brings evidence, cost, local priorities, and community feedback together to help limited development funding go further. The pos
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