Event
CARE India in collaboration with Evangelic Society Action Forum (ESAF) with support from The Coca-Cola Foundation organised a painting competition for the lower primary school students in Idukki. The competition was organised on 14th November 2018 marking children’s day and towards creating awareness of WASH and hygiene amongst children. CARE India distri... Read More
In today’s era, where technology is dominating almost everything globally, it is very important that children take interest in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). These subjects have a huge potential for employability in the future and are termed as skills of the 21st century. Inculcating interest in these subjects at an early age can help stude... Read More
The drudgery of Gender-Based Violence and its effect on the society, especially in the lives of women involved in the informal sector with limited representation is immense. They often fall prey to discrimination and various forms of atrocities at their workplace. With an increase in violence over the last few decades, it has become increasingly significant to address... Read More
CARE organised ‘#March4Women’, a global movement for gender equality and to end discrimination and violence at workplaces around the world. CARE India, in collaboration with PAHAL, organised a multifaceted event on March 19, 2018, with youth at the Department of Social Work, University of Delhi, North Campus. The event included talks, panel discussions, nukkad nat... Read More
Khushi project, Chittorgarh was launched in the district with the aim to improve ICDS functions of Anganwadi centers and support the workers to blossom their children’s pre-school education and health status who are coming to their centers in the age group of 3 to 6 years. It was a joint initiative of Hindustan Zinc Ltd (HZL) and CARE India with Women and Child Deve... Read More
Govt of Bihar and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has signed a memorandum of Cooperation to set up a Technical Support Unit. Technical support Unit will support GoB to achieve its health and Nutrition Outcome In all 38 districts, District Resource Unit (DRUs) have been set up and State Resource Unit (SRU) has... Read More
A health mela and awareness camp was held at a Government dispensary in Jassi Pauwali village on 10th Sept’17. The objective of this event was to spread awareness on the issue of contagious diseases and facilitate health checkups for the villagers. Registration of patients and check up started by 10:00 am. The camp was inaugurated by the village sarpanch. The pro... Read More
Start Early: Read in Time project, under Girls Education Program, celebrated International Literacy Day in the project area to highlight the importance of literacy for children and to renew the commitment towards lifelong learning for all in context of sustainable development goals. To mark literacy day, specific events were held at school, block and district level on... Read More
Understanding early language and literacy for children in India, especially the marginalized Open-air Reading Haat Showcases Best Innovations in Education New Delhi, April 26, 2017: The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and CARE India organized a national reading conference today in New D... Read More
How Banks can Grow Profitably by being More Inclusive? This question brought together stakeholders from across the financial services sector, development organisations and the public sector, to a Roundtable event ‘Within Reach’ organised by CARE with Accenture in Mumbai on 29th June. Setting an optimistic tone, Rajan Bahadur, MD and CEO of CARE... Read More
CARE India in partnership with USAID released a position paper on ‘Early Language and Literacy’. The position paper was launched at India Habitat Center, in New Delhi on June 22, 2016. Setting the tone, the chief Guest, Dr. Subhash Chandra Khuntia, Secretary, MHRD, Government of India, acknowledged the efforts made by CARE India and USAID in de... Read More
Emphasising on the emerging issues over safe and secure education at the panel discussion, Subramanian remarked , "We need a non-negotiable educational environment, I am not sure that this thought permeates within our policymakers in India today. Learning is as natural for a child as eating and breathing." Erstwhile Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian pointed out th... Read More
