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CARE Bangladesh's Tipping Point project organizes a photo voice exhibition titled What Real Change Looks Like on October 2, 2018

2 October 2018

Tipping Point project of CARE Bangladesh organized a photo-voice exhibition titled What Real Change Looks Like (আমার চোখে বদলে যাওয়া) - a photography experience created by girls and women of Photo-Voice at Six Seasons Hotel in Gulshan. The project works with adolesc...

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Camp Clean-up Campaign...

19 August 2018

CARE, in partnership with its national partner COAST Trust, is implementing the “Emergency Appeal for people fleeing Myanmar” project in camps 1E and 1W in Kutupalong, Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar. The proj...

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International Learning event...

30 July 2018
Mainstreaming Social Accountability: Study Visit and Experience Consolidation Workshop CARE Bangladesh recently hosted an international learning event on the topic ‘Mainstreaming Social Accountabilit...

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CARE Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar Field Office observe...

11 July 2018
On July 11, 2018 CARE Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar Field Office observed World Population Day along with Government Administrations and the Health and Family Planning Department. CARE Bangladesh celebrate...

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Multi-sectoral Approach Strengthening for Improved...

9 July 2018

A sharing event on “Improved Nutrition Through Multi-sectoral Approach: Experience of Nutrition at the Center” was held at Chameli ­Hall in CIRDAP in the capital on Monday, 2nd July...

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Reflections from the Refugee Camps in Cox’s Bazar ...

3 July 2018
Prabodh Devkota, CARE Bangladesh Assistant Country Director shares his reflections fresh from his recent visit to Camp 16, the CARE managed refugee camp in Potibunia, Cox’s Bazar. Read more...

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Emergency updates from refugee camp...

26 June 2018
June 09, 2018 marked the onset of the monsoon season, with heavy rains hitting Cox's Bazar, one of the world's largest refugee camps with a population of over 900,000* people from Myanmar. Fro...

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