Food and Nutrition

Climate Change Is Threatening the Survival of Farmers in Mozambique

By Mahmoud Shabeeb • September 14, 2019

Farmers like Rosa Fobra face unpredictable weather, inconsistent harvests, intense heat, and killer cyclones.

Tackle Failing Food Systems Before It’s Too Late — 820 Million People Are Already Going Hungry

By Tonya Rawe • August 13, 2019

Climate impacts are creating stress on land and food systems and negatively impacting farmers’ livelihoods.

Venezuelan Refugee Crisis, an Exodus in Photos

By Jacky Habib • April 2, 2019

‘We Were Starving Then and We’re Starving Now’

Mothers in Syria Face Impossible Choices

By Fatima Azzeh • March 13, 2019

“I hope that my children can go back to school and live the life they deserve.”

Building a Business in the Midst of Syria’s War

By CARE Staff • March 13, 2019

Salma, a single mother of six, has built a farming business despite living amid one of the world’s most dire humanitarian crises.

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Six Years of Drought Have Left Millions in Ethiopia Without Food

By Jacky Habib • February 28, 2019

Across the country, some 8 million people are going hungry. About 84 percent of all Ethiopian households are located in rural areas and rely on farming.

Inside the Feeding Hospital Working to Save Malnourished Children

By CARE Staff • January 17, 2019

In West Africa, widespread chronic malnutrition threatens an entire generation.

On the Edge of the Sahel, Mothers Fight to Keep Their Children Fed

By Raegan Hodge and Mary Kate Wilson • January 15, 2019

During a major crisis in Niger, Aisha relied on CARE’s nutritional clinics to save the life of her daughter, Fatima. As chronic malnutrition continues to threaten the world’s most vulnerable populations, CARE fights for food security.

How One Mother Encourages Her Daughter Despite Their Challenges With Food and Water

By Kate Adelung and Debbie Michaud • January 11, 2019

"Chrissy is such a joyful child."

The Bread Maker of Eastern Ghouta

By Rukia Alshamy • April 5, 2018

“When life becomes almost too much to bear, and no one but God is left to provide for you, you become an inventor to support your family."

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