CARE
CARE is a global organization dedicated to women's rights and poverty alleviation, operating in 109 countries with over 1,600 projects reaching 167 million people annually.
Services
CARE focuses on women's rights and poverty alleviation. The organization implements more than 1,600 development and humanitarian aid projects worldwide. Services include providing disaster relief, advocating for policy changes, promoting global health initiatives, supporting economic development, and improving education. The programs emphasize gender equality and women's economic justice.
Global Reach
CARE operates in 109 countries, implementing various projects aimed at fighting poverty. In a recent year, the organization reached 167 million people through its initiatives. CARE's global reach ensures a widespread impact, focusing on the most vulnerable communities around the world.
Financial Efficiency
CARE is known for its financial efficiency, with more than 90% of its expended resources directly supporting poverty-fighting projects. This high level of efficiency ensures that the majority of donations and funding are utilized effectively to support the organization's mission.
Advocacy and Public Engagement
CARE hosts events and conferences to engage the public and advocate for global poverty issues. The organization actively works to influence policy changes that aim to improve the lives of people facing poverty. Through these efforts, CARE seeks to raise awareness and mobilize support for its cause.
Health Programs
CARE engages in efforts to improve global health, focusing particularly on maternal health and disease prevention. These health programs aim to address critical health challenges in underserved communities, promoting better health outcomes and contributing to overall poverty alleviation.