What we do
Care International works in over 80 country to decrease poverty, empower women and something else impactful written here.
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What we do
Care International works in over 80 country to decrease poverty, empower women and something else impactful written here.


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N E W P R O J E C T :
Green
Climate Fund
This new project aims to shift towards low-emission and climate-resilient economies and societies.

At CARE Kenya we work to save lives, defeat poverty and achieve social justice. We seek a world of hope and tolerance.
DADAAB
ABDIRAHAM ABSHIR KATSAME
Abdiraham is working to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at Hagadera Refugee Camp
AHMED WADI WELI
Ahmed is a section leader of one of 32 blocks in a section of Dadgahaley camp, Dadaab. He is responsible for around 15,000 people

Green Climate Fund
Green Climate Fund - Focus Africa
This project aims to shift towards low-emission and climate-resilient economies and societies.
NEW
PROJECT

RAP
Refugee Assistance Program in Dadaab
This programme has been the lead implementing partner for UNHCR within Dadaab since 1992.
CURRENT
PROJECT

SSEP
Start Small Education Project
This project aims to limit the number of adolescents, particularly girls, at risk of having to drop out of school
CURRENT
PROJECT


Increase Resilience
Economic Empowerment
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CARE believes in enhancing informed decision making by Women and Girls in Arid and Semi-Arid Lands to diversify risk, increase resilience and respond to their needs.
CARE works to provide opportunities for enhancing women and girl’s economic capacities and strengthens economic self-reliance.

Gender Equality
Inclusive Governance



CARE contributes to gender equality by improving the management, programming, and sustainability of local women’s rights organisations.
CARE works to create an enabling environment, building responsive institutions and supporting inclusive participation at County level. Key focus is put on decision making as regards to economic empowerment, health, food security, WASH and Climate Change.
