Determined to build a better future for her kids, a combination of entrepreneurial instincts and CARE-supported training means mother of five Daw Tin Aye is now sewing a brighter future – one fabric scrap at a time.
Sewing hope
A good sport
This Saturday 3 October we celebrate one of the most iconic dates in the Australian sporting calendar: the AFL Grand Final. But did you know that sport can be so much more than just a game? For girls, sports participation is a great way to foster leadership skills,
Celebrate World Contraception Day
Why celebrate World Contraception Day? Because better access to contraception is a game changer for women that’s entirely within our reach. CARE’s Parliamentary Advocacy Coordinator Alexandra Lamb explains.
The women weavers of Basey
“If women weavers are empowered to negotiate and market, they will be able to get more income”. The women weavers of Basey are supported by CARE and local women’s associations to gain economic empowerment in The Philippines.
Bilingual education in Cambodia
In Cambodia, CARE is helping children from remote ethnic groups go to school and learn in their native language for the first time.
What Syrian children want to tell the world
What do Syrian children want to tell the world about their lives? Last year, as part of Universal Children’s Day, Syrian children were encouraged to draw what was on their minds. The results are equal parts heartbreak and hope.
