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Shipon, the president of a group of 30 women, negotiates land leasing with landlords for her community.

Urgent Development - Act Now!

Thanks to CARE advocates, the Women’s Entrepreneurship and Economic Empowerment Act of 2018 is one step closer to passage before the close of this year. Urge your Member of Congress to priortize passing this critical bill today!

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We're so close to passage of a key women's econonomic empowerment bill.

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Our Issues

Gender and Empowerment

Math teacher Seema Singh (center) works with Shalindri, 13, and Nisha, 14, during class at the UDAAN Accelerated Learning Camp for girls near Hardoi, India.

Gender-based violence has reached epidemic proportions in countries around the world.

Learn more about our work on gender equality

Foreign Assistance Budget

Women receive seeds at CARE's seed distribution in South Sudan. CARE distributed seeds for cowpeas, tomato, eggplant, sesame, sorghum, watermelon and more to 21,000 households in Jonglei, one of the areas most affected by the conflict.

Foreign aid represents one penny on the U.S. dollar, but saves millions of lives each year.

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Emergencies

Refugees from Myanmar arrive in Bangladesh.

In humanitarian crises, women and children are often affected the most.

Learn more about our emergency response

Food and Nutrition

Kien Quang Thi is a human weather app - not only does she forecast the weather, but she also provides advice for farmers on on what, when, and how to plant. Her objective is to better prepare her community for extreme weather phenomena.

We aim to feed people in a more sustainable, equitable, and flexible way.

Read more about our fight against hunger

Health

Access to reproductive health services is key to preventing maternal and child mortality.

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From the Blog

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CARE colleagues Veronica Burney from CARE Latin America and Lesley Abraham from CARE Asia

A Conversation with CARE: How We're Fighting to End Violence & Harassment in the Workplace Globally

Posted 12/7/18

By Margie Lauter

Veronica Burneo from CARE Latin America and Lesley Abraham from CARE Asia recently visited the United States to discuss how...

Garment factory workers watch CARE’s Lucky Mother series during their lunch break at their factory.

Making Work Safe for Women Everywhere: 5 Things to Know About Ending Violence and Harassment

Posted 11/21/18

Women around the globe are bravely breaking the silence and secrecy around sexual harassment at work in the hopes of changing the narrative for women...

Nazereth Piloira 27, waits near Carcelen Bus Terminal in Quito near the informal tented settlement with her children waiting for public food donations

The Faces of Venezuela's Migrant Crisis

Posted 11/20/18

By Daniel Almeida

At the Carcelén bus station in the north of Quito, the Rodriguez family waits for the departure of their bus to the...

United States Capitol in Washington, D.C.

What Is Lame Duck and What Can We Expect from Congress?

Posted 11/19/18

Now that the 2018 midterm elections are over, advocates across the country are gearing up to engage with incumbents and newly-elected members of...

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Help improve millions of lives around the world

of maternal deaths occur in developing countries

Nearly every two minutes a woman dies of pregnancy-related complications.

people will be impacted by El Niño

El Niño has caused the worst drought on record for decades and global, successive harvest failures.

of all childhood deaths are due to poor nutrition

Malnutrition leads to lasting health problems and stunted development in children.

people need assistance in Syria

Over 4.5 million live in areas that aid agencies can only reach occasionally and sometimes, not at all.

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