Why home-based humanitarianism can only take us so far
Lockdowns, border restrictions and limitations on movement create life-threatening challenges for many of the world’s most vulnerable people. The post Why home-based humanitarianism can only take us so...
View ArticleA Letter of Gratitude to Frontline Humanitarian Workers in the World’s...
It’s because of colleagues like these that CARE has been able to be at the forefront of the COVID-19 response, delivering critical aid in Bangladesh and to other vulnerable communities around the...
View ArticleDoing More with Less: Behavioral Insights for Humanitarian Cash and Voucher...
Still, humanitarians continue to ask themselves: How can unconditional cash transfers be made even more impactful and still allow people to best decide and act on their needs? The post Doing More with...
View ArticleKenyan Refugee Camps Prepare for Coronavirus
As coronavirus cases rise in Kenya, officials take precautionary measures to prevent the virus from spreading to the country’s refugee camps. The post Kenyan Refugee Camps Prepare for Coronavirus...
View ArticleFrom Crisis to Crisis: Why Some Venezuelan Refugees are Heading Home
After fleeing Venezuela’s humanitarian catastrophe and seeking refuge in Ecuador, Roselin plans to return to Venezuela as coronavirus ravages the region. The post From Crisis to Crisis: Why Some...
View ArticleHow the World’s Largest Refugee Camp is Coping during the Coronavirus Pandemic
Jamanida, a mother and Rohingya refugee, fled violence to seek refuge in the world’s biggest refugee camp. Now, living in an overcrowded and under-resourced camp, she’s doing her best to take...
View ArticleHow the Coronavirus is Impacting Women, Girls and Refugees in Uganda
A Q&A with CARE Uganda Country Director Apollo Gabazira on coronavirus lockdowns, restrictions, and the challenges the pandemic poses to the country’s most vulnerable. The post How the Coronavirus...
View ArticleIman: ‘I am a Refugee’
Ahead of World Refugee Day, CARE’s Global Advocate shares her personal story of becoming a refugee at 16 to draw attention to the particular threat COVID-19 poses to the most vulnerable, including...
View ArticleA Story of Heartbreak and Hope Amid Coronavirus
Financial assistance from CARE helped these former restaurant owners start a new food business and find some stability in an uncertain time The post A Story of Heartbreak and Hope Amid Coronavirus...
View ArticleLocust Swarms of ‘Biblical Proportions’ Put Millions at Risk of Starvation
Billions of locusts are swarming fragile regions around the world, destroying crops and threatening critical food supplies for millions of people. The post Locust Swarms of ‘Biblical Proportions’ Put...
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