CARE Nepal

As part of SuPWR's #16Days action, Priya Raghavan interviews Nicky Falkof @BarbraStrident, co-editor of 'Intimacy & injury: In the wake of #MeToo in India & South Africa' for the latest @IDS_UK Between the Lines #podcast episode. Listen here:📻 ids.ac.uk/BTL

Women everywhere should be able to enjoy life #WithoutFear of abuse, harassment and violence. Join @CARE during #16Days and call on world leaders to put women’s rights, safety, and well-being first.

These leaders show why women's involvement in humanitarian responses is crucial. Supporting local women-led orgs is key to creating inclusive, effective aid. Let's amplify their voices & ensure they have resources to lead. #ActForHumanity

More support from the international community: “We do what we can to help women & girls in crises but to be more effective, we need more support from INGOs & all members of the international community.” - Anna Borysova, Deputy Director, @SSS_Ukraine, CARE’s partner in Ukraine.

Women's involvement throughout security processes: “[Women] are the ones most exposed to risks. To keep them safe, they must be involved in every step of the security assessment & process.”- Amina Nazma, CARE’s Sub-Regional Security Officer in East & Central Africa

Strong ties with local organizations: “The best way to ensure our work is successful & our staff is safe, is to build strong relationships with people in [displacement] camps & community-based organizations.” - Guerda Previlon, Exec. Secretary, IDEJEN, CARE’s partner org

Robust support systems for women & girls: "We need to make sure they know their #rights & have resources available,"- Nahed Abu Iyada, CARE West Bank & Gaza’s Health Program Field Officer

More training opportunities: "#Women need to be able to attend training as part of their jobs since often they have limited time juggling family responsibilities & their paid work," - Ebtesam Ahmed, CARE Sudan, Head of Program & Operations

Mental health support: "If we don't take care of our #MentalHealth, we can put not just ourselves, but also our communities at risk." - Mona Sherpa, CARE Nepal’s Country Director

This #WorldHumanitarianDay, we spotlight 6 incredible women leaders helping to save lives in some of the world’s largest emergencies. From Gaza to Haiti, they shared what needs to be done to improve security for female aid workers & better support women & girls facing crises.

Explore the heart of CARE Nepal's work in our Annual Report 2023! Witness stories of resilience, transformations and impactful change across communities in Nepal. Your support drives us forward. Read the full report: carenepal.org/resource/care-… #CARENepal #TogetherWeCan #WeCARE4Her

CARE's #HPP in Nepal revolutionizes crisis response by engaging local civil society for swift, needs-based action. Our focus on #GenderInEmergencies ensures readiness and support for diverse groups. Discover more in this video: youtube.com/watch?v=y65fIx…

CARE Nepal's HPP transforms disaster response through local engagement for coordinated, gender-responsive solutions. Diverse stakeholders and preparedness enhance effectiveness. Explore this innovative approach: care.org/impact-magazin… #HPP

🚨Jajarkot Earthquake Update: Impact of disasters spans all genders & backgrounds. Gender disparities heighten challenges, especially for women & girls. CARE Nepal & partners conducting a #RapidGenderAssessment (RGA) for a more effective crisis strategy to navigate the challenges

CARE Nepal provided relief: shelter, winterization, hygiene, and dignity kits, health provisions, food, kitchen utensils to quake-affected communities in Jajarkot along with government & local partners responding to community needs & prioritizing women & girls' dignity & health.

A strong #earthquake hit #Nepal last night, killing over 150 people, injuring hundreds more, and leaving a trail of destruction. @CareNepal is providing emergency relief to affected communities, with blankets, kitchen utensils, shelter, and dignity kits. bit.ly/40qKOzQ

#NEPAL: 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck Jajarkot and Rukum Districts of Karnali Province, causing widespread damage. Initial reports indicate 150 casualties & several hundred injured, with the numbers expected to rise. @CareNepal is actively coordinating with local partners, government authorities and other Humanitarian Partnership Platform (HPP) partners to assess the needs of those affected and provide immediate relief. care.org/news-and-stori…