Program Areas
CARE has four priority program
areas:- Livelihoods, Climate Justice
Gender Justice & Humanitarian Action
areas:- Livelihoods, Climate Justice
Gender Justice & Humanitarian Action
Livelihoods
We believe everyone has the right
to access and control economic
resources
to access and control economic
resources
Climate
Justice
Justice
CARE works to strengthen the
resilience and adaptive capacities
of women and girls to the effects of
climate change
resilience and adaptive capacities
of women and girls to the effects of
climate change
Gender
Justice
Justice
CARE works to ensure that women
and girls experience greater gender
equality
and girls experience greater gender
equality
Humanitarian
Action
Action
CARE will deliver gender-responsive
humanitarian assistance emphasizing
disaster preparedness
humanitarian assistance emphasizing
disaster preparedness
Strategic Program Choices
Humanitarian Action
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CARE is committed to
Performing
with excellence
through a highly professional, gender-balanced and diverse team, a lean structure, local ownership, and transformational leadership
Being fully
accountable
to the people we serve as well as our partners and donors
Advancing
Gender Equity
Diversity, and Inclusion in principle and practice
Promoting CARE’s
core values
and best practices for safeguarding internally and externally;
Being fully
transparent
and exercise zero tolerance to
all forms of resource misuse.
Our Impact 2019 - 2020
Program Reach
Reach by Outcome Areas
Program Reach
Reach by Outcome Areas
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Latest News
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June 18, 2024Today, the Uganda national NGO forum organized a breakfast meeting in Kampala in partnership with CARE Uganda to discuss the theme: re-imagining Quality Assurance Mechanism (QuAM). The meeting aimed to address the emerging opportunities and challenges of QuAM in development and humanitarian efforts, particularly the shift from international organizations (INGOs) dominating the system to local actors taking the lead. -
September 21, 2022Under the Development Initiative for Northern Uganda (DINU), a Government of Uganda programme supported by the EU and supervised by OPM, Care Denmark received a grant in 2020 to implement a project, “Inclusive Market-based Development for Smallholder Farmers in Northern Uganda.” -
February 17, 2022CARE International in Uganda has received instruments of power as the coordinating agency of the Charter for Change (C4C) Working Group in Uganda. Michael Tugyetwena, CARE's Operations Director received the instruments from Henry Muyanja, the Executive Director Street Child, (the outgoing coordinating agency) in a modest coordination role handover event held at CARE Head Office in Kampala on January 11th, 2022.