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In Chad, in an already difficult humanitarian context, 100,000 refugees who arrived a few months ago from Cameroon are facing food insecurity - Vimarsana News

In Chad, in an already difficult humanitarian context, 100,000 refugees who arrived a few months ago from Cameroon are facing food insecurity

In Chad, in an already difficult humanitarian context, 100,000 refugees who arrived a few months ago from Cameroon are facing food insecurity

CARE welcomes donor commitments at Afghanistan pledging event; reiterates need to continue scaling up humanitarian assistance - Vimarsana News

CARE welcomes donor commitments at Afghanistan pledging event; reiterates need to continue scaling up humanitarian assistance

CARE welcomes donor commitments at Afghanistan pledging event; reiterates need to continue scaling up humanitarian assistance

"Nobody dies because of hunger" | Care International - Vimarsana News

"Nobody dies because of hunger" | Care International

Written by Ammar Al-Hajj is Area Communications Assistant with CARE International in Yemen based in Amran.​

A daily race to save lives: Amjad, Ziad, and the ambulance team remain ready during Ramadan - Vimarsana News

A daily race to save lives: Amjad, Ziad, and the ambulance team remain ready during Ramadan

 12th May 2021 After taking a number of medical and first aid courses, Amjad* volunteered in the ambulance team at Violet, one of CARE’s Syrian partner organizations in Northwest Syria. He is now studying at the College of Nursing at the University of Aleppo. “As an ambulance team, 24/24 is the number of hours we are ready to help a person in need. We expect to respond to the call of duty at any moment,” Amjad says. In the holy month of Ramadan, when Muslims fast from dawn till dusk, most employers reduce working hours so that people who are fasting can get some rest before they break ...