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Florance Kwinja from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) survived rape and the death of her husband, occurences that are all too common where she is from, but fell into a deep depression. Find out how she is rebuilding her life and that of her family.
In the last year Somalia has often been in the news here in the UK. This slideshow highlights some of the projects we have been involved in in Somaliland, northern Somalia, such as cash for work, teacher training and the building of latrines. As well as showing something of the daily life of those who have been touched by CARE's work.
ITN’s Alastair Stewart OBE has just returned from Srebrenica, Bosnia-Herzegovina, where he visited micro-entrepreneurs improving their lives with small loans from lendwithcare.org, supported by the Co-operative. Find out how a Christmas present of a lendwithcare.org voucher could help a widow from the country's mid-nineties war.
The very poorest are working the hardest to innovate, and adapt to the reality of climate change. Rushanara Ali MP, Shadow Minister for International Development visits Innovative local adaptation strategies to cope with climate change supported by CARE in Bangladesh.
In the last of her blogs from Kenya, Guardian International Development Journalism Competition Finalist Roberta Radu visits Kibera, known as the third largest slum in the world, and meets some inspiring women who have clubbed together to fund childcare for their young children.
CARE International is one of the world’s leading aid agencies - we fight poverty and injustice. In the last year, we worked in 87 countries, supporting 905 poverty-fighting projects that reached more than 82 million people.
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