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From the Blog
5 Minutes of Inspiration: One Neighborhood – Stronger TogetherPosted 8/10/18
With the local NGO Akkarouna, CARE in Lebanon has provided shelter and access to services for some of the most vulnerable communities hosting Syrian... |
Women and the World: Why CARE Puts Gender Equality and Empowerment FirstPosted 7/31/18
Imagine what a woman could accomplish for herself and her family if she had the support and confidence to pursue her own aspirations? Or what she might... |
In a First, CARE Action Running Ads Supporting US Congressional CandidatesPosted 7/26/18
WASHINGTON— CARE Action , the 501(c)(4) advocacy arm of the global humanitarian and... |
5 Minutes of Inspiration: From Disbelief to EntrepreneurshipPosted 7/24/18
Women in Morocco long held back by cultural norms and traditions said, “At first, we didn’t believe what CARE proposed.” Find out what changed their... |
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