In May this year, Howard Ralley, CARE Australia’s Director of Marketing and Communications visited our water and sanitation projects in Zimbabwe. He was joined by Thankyou who help fund the life-saving work.
Water today, saving lives tomorrow
El Nino conditions threaten food security in Papua New Guinea
El Nino-driven drought and frosts are threatening food security and water supplies across the Pacific region, with Papua New Guinea (PNG) hardest hit.
Why I choose to be a humanitarian
Devastating, inspiring, complex: these are just some of the words used to describe what it’s like to work in some of the world’s toughest places. This World Humanitarian Day, four CARE workers share what drives them to work for humanity.
Myanmar floods: Families lose everything
In the wake of the Myanmar floods, families have been left with nothing. But with your help, CARE is assisting communities to get back on their feet; often beginning with something as simple as a tarpaulin for shelter.
Severe floods hits Myanmar, Bangladesh and India
Monsoon rains have caused flooding and landslides in Myanmar, Bangladesh and India, killing dozens and affecting hundreds of thousands.
Julia Newton-Howes: Visiting Vanuatu after Cyclone Pam
In early July, CARE CEO Dr Julia Newton-Howes visited some of our programs in Vanuatu including areas recently affected by Cyclone Pam. Here she recounts the heartbreak and hope she witnessed firsthand.
