Walk in Her Shoes: “It feels good to give back”

What inspires a busy working mum from Sydney to walk 50km in the shoes of women and girls in developing countries to help fight poverty? Walk in Her Shoes participant Connie Mitsis says it’s all about teaching her two young daughters about the power of community and how good it feels to give back.

Towards higher ground: disaster risk preparedness in Vanuatu

Vanuatu named as the country with the greatest risk of natural disaster (2012).

Syrian boy draws his memories

How do you process being forced to flee your home, never knowing if you’ll ever be able to return? CARE is providing psycho-social support to child refugees to help them work through traumatic experiences, including through art and drawing.

Thanks Australia!

Many Australians aren’t aware of just what a life-changing impact their Australian aid contributions have had for communities all around the world. So this Australia Day we thought we’d share some highlights of how much we’ve achieved in the past year.

Gifts in Wills profile: Dr Graeme Robson and Mrs Dawn Robson

Dr Graeme Robson and his wife Dawn are long-time supporters of CARE Australia. Both have generously left bequests to CARE in their Will. Graeme and Dawn reflect on their journey with CARE and why they decided to make these life-changing gifts.

A life-changing gift: Chin’s story

How does your gift to CARE help change the lives of people living in poverty for generations to come? While women and girls often bear the brunt of disadvantage, thanks to generous CARE supporters, women like Chin in Cambodia are being helped to reach their full potential.

Supporting women and girls. Defeating poverty.

Supporting women and girls. Defeating poverty.

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